When first I moved to The States years ago, my artistic mission/intention was to introduce Indonesian dance to Americans and to preserve the Indonesian arts. However, over this time, I […]
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Bay Area Ballet Makes a Comeback
SAN FRANCISCO HAS ALWAYS BEEN A DANCE TOWN. The mother of modern dance, Isadora Duncan, was born here; dozens of choreographers and dancers have gotten their start here or decided […]
Craft in Context: Lineage, Mentorship and the work of Hope Mohr
“POSTMODERN DANCE SUFFERS FROM HISTORICAL AMNESIA, as each subsequent generation breaks with tradition and wants to forge uncharted aesthetic paths.” John Killacky’s argument in his article “Anna’s Postmodern Children” (In […]
Looking at Home From Both Sides of the Equator
For the past two summers I have traveled to Peru through the University of San Francisco’s Community Connections. I work as Adjunct Faculty in the USF Dance Program, which is […]
Going Gaga: New Movement in the Middle East, Sept 2009
Blessed with a small grant and an apartment I found on Craigslist, I travelled recently to Israel and Palestine’s Occupied Territories to investigate dance and cultural diversity. For five weeks […]
A Jam of Our Own: Cultivating Brave Space for People of Color in Contact Improvisation
I began dancing contact improvisation (CI) in 2014 and immediately fell in love with the form, taking a deep dive into study and practice.
