Sunset through tangled trees, photo Judith Barnes
HADES
I've just about had it. We both know what I want, what I deserve, and that sister of ours is not gonna get in my way, not if you’re with me on this. I've had it with the darkness, the wailing,…
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I have been dancing since I first felt the flesh surrounding me in my mother’s womb. Dance for me, like many and most I know, is my purest form of expression. It opens light inside of me, and has been a language between my brain, my body, and my spirit that only I can fully understand.
When I think of dance, I think of movement, performing, being in motion. This dance, this movement…
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What are the words you use to identify yourself?
Where do you call home?
What is your relationship with “your countries?”
Where do you go to be Asian?
How do you stay Asian?
Do you ever feel like you need to present your Asian-ness?
What’s your relationship to the broader POC community?
When did you learn about the history of Asian discrimination in the United…
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This article is a contribution from 2018-2019 LEIMAY Fellowship Artist Jenna Kirk. The LEIMAY Fellows are a group of local artists working individually throughout the year at the LEIMAY studio.…
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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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Jim Livingstone in Custer, South Dakota.
Perception // no thing - a contemplation
What is no thing? If you were to do a study in no thing where do you begin?…
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This article is a contribution from 2018-2019 LEIMAY fellow Nicolas Noreña. The LEIMAY Fellows are a group of local artists working individually throughout the year at the LEIMAY studio.
01/22/2019…
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Eunjin Choi: Congratulations! Please briefly introduce the festival to us.
Bokyung Lee: After moving to the United States in 2011, I have been working in New York, New Jersey, Washington, and Chicago. So I was able to experience American culture as well as Korean culture. And then I got also curious about other cultures as well so I’ve been thinking about presenting my work in other countries. While watching a website called "Dancing…
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This article is a contribution from 2018-2019 LEIMAY Fellowship Artist Jeremy Goren. The LEIMAY Fellows are a group of local artists working individually throughout the year at the LEIMAY studio.
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Five years ago this…
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This article is a contribution from 2017-2018 LEIMAY Fellowship Artist Polina Porras Sivolobova. The LEIMAY Fellows are a group of local artists working individually throughout the year at the LEIMAY studio.
Conceptual drawing-map of the performance Viva La Vida, 2014 by Polna Porras Sivolobova
This year marks ten years since I…
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(Image: The Rape of Persephone, Greek fresco from Macedonian tomb circa 400 B.C., Museum of the Royal Tombs of Aigai)
PERSEPHONE
Draft Outline for an Opera Libretto in Three Acts…
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The mutual transformation and influence between everyday life and practice of art is a common experience among many artists. The experience is intense for artists with an art practice that necessitates the recording of their process and art form into the cells of their bodies, particularly performance artists and performing artists who have to enact…
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For the past year, I’ve been working on a piece called Glass: a multi-disciplinary dance performance that addresses the concept of a glass ceiling and the myriad ways that women internalize misogyny…
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Stillness: in biodynamic craniosacral therapy and improvisational performance
“Space and silence are two aspects of the same thing. The same no-thing. They are externalization of inner space and inner silence,…
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When I direct, observe, and teach performers- I face the same paradoxical phenomena in all three situations. The necessity of technique and its stagnating damaging effect on the performer. The question then is “What is talent and the role of technique in training?” …
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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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