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Care. Liberation. Now.: Changing Shape, Shaping Change
Dancing Care In April 2021, right after we’d both been vaccinated, I began to meet weekly with a dancer friend and collaborator. We met, keeping our masks on, in my […]
ONSITE: Katie Faulkner
We Don’t Belong Here FREE Performances Union Square: Thu-Fri, Sept 29-30 and Sun, Oct 2, 2011 Yerba Buena Lane: Thu-Sun, Oct 6-9, 2011 All performances began at 8pm Do I […]
The Queering Dance Festival presents Frolic Online
The 2nd Annual Queering Dance Festival presents FROLIC ONLINE, September 19-20, 2020. Shawl-Anderson Dance Center’s festival showcases 10 LGBTQ+ dance artists sharing new work in the this free two-day live […]
Curating Performance in East Bay: Spotlight on Four Artist Groups
As most young artists discover, making the art is only half the work. Bringing the art to people involves a particular method to the madness. Commissions, showcases, residencies and co-productions, […]
For the Love of Dance; Dance Writers on Criticism, Nov 2007
Dancers’ Group asks seven Bay Area dance critics questions about their jobs and role of dance criticism.
Crowdsourcing: Is it healthy?
CROWDSOURCING DANCE EMPOWERS the audience to collectively perform the roles of, at times, curator, programmer, and even funder, potentially stoking tension between arts professionals and the public. Defined by business […]
Dancing Lessons: How Engaging Dance Audiences Is Educating the Field
How many grants encourage you to come up with your own plan, experiment mid-stream with what works and what doesn’t, and engage in discussions with other grant recipients while in […]
A Letter to Our Multi-Marginalized Disabled Dancers
My beloved disabled dancers,
I am gazing at the shadows of trees dancing upon
gravel walls as the golden hour sun joins in.
It’s beautiful isn’t it?
In Conversation: David Herrera and Jocelyn Reyes
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New View: Studio 1924 in Oakland
At Studio 1924, Melissa Agocs and Count Glover share the vision to provide an intimate, fun place for dancers where they can truly feel part of a community. Melissa and […]