Image of Adrian Piper performing as Mythic Being, Image sourced from WordPress
I am examining the dematerialization of the art object in relation to the work of Adrian Piper and Lygia Clark. I am situating their respective relationship to the art object in relation to minimalist art in the case of Piper, and neoconcretism in the case of Clark. I am then…
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In Process with Authentic Movement
It’s important to let the space remain wordless, at least the center space. The context comes about through reflections, and around the edges. It’s the wordless space of listening. Sound creates context for my movement. When I move to poetry or to my own words I can give my internal experience a…
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Images of Kat Brown performing Anger in a Blank Space at the Gallatin Galleries
Anger in a Blank Space is a performance series comprised of nine durational performances. The first six performances are entitled “Anger in a Blank Space, parts 1 –…
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Image of Generator at Sean Kelly Gallery in New York, originally published in New York Times.
Marina Abramovic’s 2010 piece The Artist is Present marked a distinct change in the nature of her work. Abramovic has been creating long duration performance pieces since the 1970s. This piece however, was the beginning of a turn toward consciousness based…
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photo: Timothy Scott, Sophia Treanor, Nicolas Noreña
The Space: a square some 6 feet by 8 feet, comfortable enough to fit two to four people, but tight enough to…
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This past February I travelled to Texas with my company of dancers to present a few different pieces. We performed 3 film and performance works in Houston and a performance piece in Austin at a gallery. One of our pieces performed in Houston was titled ‘while you were away,’ and explores absence. In ‘while you were away,’ there is film that mirrors the dancers on stage, at times it mirrors them exactly and at times it reflects what they are not and what they could be, what it…
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i am standing on black volcanic sand at an isolated beach. ancient siliceous rocks talk to my cracked heels, whispering stories of leviathans. the sun makes my skin sweat, but the warm breeze quickly evaporates it, leaving me covered with only saltiness. my eyes open and in front of me stands a giant wave. i realize that i am dreaming a recurring dream. i try to move, but I'm paralyzed with fear; no escape. the body of water is approaching fast towards me though its roar reaches…
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LEIMAY Fellow Feature
A time in the studio with... Jeremy Pheiffer
Preparation for the brain and the body…
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Observing a mystic path,
Hypnotized by the imperfectly perfect and
Surrounded by an infinite temptation of the forbidden curiosity
leads to the reflections of passion and darkness floating mutually holding their secrets.
Some may suggest those are the secrets of death,
however life secrets have been kept there as well.
Life as we know it would cease to…
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Musings on the opera A Kékszakállu Herceg Vára (Duke Bluebeard's Castle)
by Béla Bartók, drama by Béla Balász
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INTRODUCTION: THE CASTLE…
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ORD->LGA
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Films
At Sea by Peter Hutton
The Mirror by Andrey Tarkovsky
My work is particularly influenced by The Mirror. For me this is one of the most inspiring dance films. At the time that I saw this film, I had been watching many recently…
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The uniqueness of Interdisciplinary depicted in Meredith Monk’s earlier works could be viewed from three different perspectives. First, from Monk’s growth based on various artistic performances and through the composition of her ensemble group, The House. Second, ‘Mixed Genre of Triangle Theatre’ from various arts and media. Lastly, the reconstruction of performance spaces.
Meredith Monk’s Growth and Composition of The House
Meredith Monk is a Peruvian…
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I randomly stepped into an audition in July of 2016, expecting nothing, with a company that I had no prior relationship with, and two months later found myself getting emailed a contract for second cast of a brand new, ongoing, immersive theater show. I’d be performing multiple times a week. I’d be getting…
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Wearing the space.
Bodies as a kind of weather.
How do we create a revolution of vulnerability within our species?…
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LOOK FOR ME (2016, 16mm) by Lucy Kerr
I am writing this article in response to some questions I’ve been asked recently: “what keeps you so disciplined,” and “how do you stay so focused on your work” and in general just questions regarding how to get art work done. I appreciate these questions and while I suppose…
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