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 […]
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Filling Those Cups Up: Conjuring Liberation on the Corner of Turk and Taylor Streets in the Tenderloin
Jhia Jackson in Down on the Corner. Photo credit: Brooke Anderson. This morning I listened to a Facebook Live Chat between historian Heather Cox Richardson and New York City Mayor Zorhan […]
Anchor Us: Making and not Making in the time of Covid
For two artists who are self-producing events for their local communities, the notion of having a practice that negated any kind of product appealed—at once sustainable and restorative.
Synchronous Objects: What Else Might Dance Look Like?: An Interview with Professor Norah Zuniga-Shaw
Back in college, while in one of my countless rehearsals I remember thinking, “I wonder what areas of the stage we use the most?” Little did I know that this […]
Joy, Risk, and Change: An Interview with Marc Bamuthi Joseph
When any high-profile institution changes leadership, it begs the question of changes in topography. Earlier this year, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts proudly announced Marc Bamuthi Joseph as their […]
The Consummate Conversationalist: An Interview with Monique Jenkinson
Conversation comes easy to Monique Jenkinson. We sat down together for dinner at her home in the Mission–to talk about her work–and nearly four laughter-filled hours later I found myself […]
