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dancing with gravity – a love supreme by Keersmaeker / Sanchis

December 23, 2019April 27, 2020 mo
“You can’t dance beyond gravity, but you can relate to it. You can consider it not only as something that limits us but also as something that defines us. You can dance with it …R... Read More

What the Body Remembers. Dance Heritage Today

August 27, 2019December 8, 2019 mo
Berlin in August is already blessed with its annual festival ‘Tanz im August‘, so this year it coincidences with the just opened show What the Body Remembers. Dance Heritage Today at the A... Read More

interpassivity – appifying interaction

May 18, 2018 mo
Barely have I redirected here to other articles in full length – yet reading Svitlana Matviyenko’s article “Interpassive User: Complicity and the Returns of Cybernetics” in The... Read More

Pavement

November 18, 2017November 20, 2017 mo
UPDATE 20.Nov: See here for a review in the Guardian. A.I.M.’s piece Pavement is a gem, a real ‘must see’, in interdisciplinary choreography. While I was visiting with little more pr... Read More

Dance and Finance—Social Kinesthetics and Derivative Logics

April 15, 2017April 15, 2017 mo
UPDATE 04/2017: In an interesting essay Mckenzie Wark examines the work of Randy Martin mainly focusing on Martin’s Knowledge LTD: Towards a Social Logic of the Derivative (2015). Wark shows how... Read More

Trisha Brown

March 22, 2017March 22, 2017 mo
Trisha Brown – amazing and iconic figure in the arts, dance and explorer of movement died four days ago. NYT obituary – and just found: a detailed description especially on her early work ... Read More

.. and yet things moves …

March 13, 2017March 13, 2017 mo
.. hot wax, plaster, some white powder, colored water and presumably a lot of air not only to breathe, but to activate the instruments, were the main ingredients of Miet Warlop’s rock spectacle ... Read More

The Thing and the body

December 20, 2016December 24, 2016 mo
… or the difference between entanglement and entrapment. It starts with a blue lit up mesh ball, first just sitting there, then softly animated through the movement of a breathing body. This thi... Read More

The battle that does not need to be won …

December 8, 2016 mo
HAU 2, 3.12.2016 A composition of pieces and elements could also be described what Ian Kaler presents as the third part of the o.T. series, this time subtitled (incipient futures). Though in this case... Read More

Pieces and Elements

December 3, 2016December 8, 2016 mo
“We are approaching an oscillation between organism, apparatus, sensuality and hybrid matter.” from the invitation card for the dance piece Pieces and Elements by Isabelle Schad at the HAU Berlin,... Read More

Body and Time: Jerome Bel, Isabelle Schad and Anne Imhof

October 18, 2016June 8, 2017 mo
This selection is not as arbitrary as just providing a collection of pieces I saw recently. Though certainly that I have not written here in long contributes to bringing these three works together in ... Read More

Drawn into DrawnOnward

October 25, 2015October 27, 2015 mo
Concepted by Jeremy Wade DrawnOnward is a collaboration with the choreographer Juli Reinartz, musician and co-performer Marc Lohr, writer John-Erik Jordan, costume designer Grzegorz Matlag and dramatu... Read More

Blurring as affect on the nervous system

June 2, 2015June 4, 2015 mo
Affirmatively watching a dance piece will affect your mirror neurons subconsciously, but there are works which obviously address an even deeper level than seeing motion sequences. Pieces like Kat Vala... Read More

Organs with limbs

May 22, 2015December 1, 2016 mo
Isabelle Schad’s ‘Collective Jumps’ is an ambitious dance piece offering refreshingly unexpected views. But after its premiere last November I was hesitant to write about it as I could not come ... Read More
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