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Davis Freeman’s Too shy to stare
No need to check personal baggage at the door. Davis Freeman’s Too shy to stare, performed at the Old School as part of Performance Space 122’s COIL Festival, is all about the viewer. Nine other audience members and I took … Continue reading
Posted in art, Dance, modern dance, New York City, Reviews
Tagged arts, coil festival, Dance, davis freeman, matthew morris, New York City, old school, performance art, Performance Space 122, PS122, too shy to stare
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The BodyCartography Project: ½ Life
photo by Sean Smuda From tonight through Sunday, PS122 presents The BodyCartography Project’s ½ Life. The description of the piece, created by dance and video artists Olive Bieringa and Otto Ramstad, sounds harrowing and mesmerizing: “This evening length work investigates … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, modern dance, New York City
Tagged 1/2 life, bodycartography project, Dance, New York City, olive bieringa, otto ramstad, PS122, video
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APAP Attack
Yanira Castro’s Dark Horse/Black Forest, photo by Julieta Cervantes The annual Association of Performing Arts Presenters (APAP) conference has kicked off, and with that comes an abundance of dance performances around town. Here are some of the offerings: Danspace Project … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Dance New Amsterdam (DNA), Dance Theater Workshop, modern dance, New York City
Tagged american realness, americana kamikaze, APAP, association of performing arts presenters, COIL, Dance, dance gotham, Dance New Amsterdam, Dance Theater Workshop, danspace unplugged, Gotham Arts Exchange, morgan thorson, New York City, NYU Skirball, Pam Tanowitz, PS122, temporary distortion, yanira castro
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808s and Heartbreak at PS122
Neal Medlyn in Why Won’t You Let Me Be Great!!!, photo by Zack Brown Welcome to PS122, where several downtown artists and choreographers performed this weekend in Why Won’t You Let Me Be Great!!!, an evening-length show inspired by and … Continue reading
Posted in art, criticism, Dance, Entertainment, music, New York City, Reviews
Tagged 808s & Heartbreak, 808s and Heartbreak, Ann Liv Young, art, Black Cobra, Brendan Kennedy, Catch, Dance Gang, downtown dance, Jennifer Monson, Kanye West, Karinne Keithley, Kennis Hawkins, MTV, music, Myles Kane, Neal Medlyn, New York City, pop culture, PS122, RoboCop, Varsity Interpretive Dance Squad, Why Won't You Let Me Be Great!!!, will rawls
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