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In Conversation: Afrofuturism with Raissa Simpson
Raissa Simpson is a socially conscious artist that holds community building at the core of her repertoire. Witnesses of her work have seen in-depth studies of topics ranging from Judgment […]
THE LIVES OF A DANCE/DANCER: Keith Hennessy on his collaboration with Sara Shelton Mann
IN JANUARY, A REUNION took place at CounterPulse among eight former members of Contraband, the legendary radical dance troupe founded and directed by Sara Shelton Mann and active in San Francisco […]
10 in 10 with Sawako Gannon
You are reading excerpts from Andréa Spearman’s recorded conversation with Sawako Gannon 10 in 10 theme music: Bright, upbeat pop music that you may hear in a teen-centered drama series. […]
10 in 10 with Alyssa Mitchel
You are reading excerpts from Andréa Spearman’s recorded conversation with Alyssa Mitchel 10 in 10 theme music: Bright, upbeat pop music that you may hear in a teen-centered drama series. […]
BRIDGING THE GAPS: Challenges and Opportunities for US-China Cross-Cultural Exchange
WHEN I FIRST VISITED CHINA to perform in the Beijing Dance Festival in 2012, I arrived assuming that modern dance in China was a relatively new, underdeveloped phenomenon. I had no […]
Mary Sano and the Duncan Legacy
It is a typical Sunday afternoon at the Mary Sano Studio of Duncan Dancing. The sounds of Chopin, Gluck and Schubert provide the soundtrack as a light breeze caresses the […]
Wash Spin Repeat – The eMotion Machine
Heart severely stained the day my dad left behind his human shell
Reflections: What a Difference a Dance Conference Can Make
Flying from Oakland to Chicago to attend the 16th annual conference of the National Dance Education Organization (NDEO), November 5, 2014, I recalled my maiden voyage to NDEO in 2001. Back […]
It’s Hard To Say
This is the story of a dancing banana. Try saying it out loud: “Dancing banana.” On the first syllable of “dancing” and the second syllable of “banana” your mouth turns up into a smile.
In Practice: Book Review: Katherine Dunham: Dance and the African Diaspora by Joanna Dee Das
The first time I met dance historian Joanna Dee Das was either at an event she curated when she was a Mellon Postdoctoral Fellow in Dance Studies at Stanford or […]
