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Monthly Archives: February 2009
A.O.’s Production Blog: the project starts
I’m back, and ready to dive in with you and bring you up to date on this new project/piece/film/thing that i’ve been working on. I’ve been working with my company, the A.O. Movement Collective, since the beginning of September on a new piece. At first, we weren’t sure whether we wanted to be making a piece for the stage, or for film, but we decided that we’d make the film version first (which i’m hoping will be feature-length when all’s said and done) and at the same time be thinking/making about how it would work on stage. Continue reading
Negotiating the Epic with Sarah A.O. Rosner
As part of Chez Bushwick’s Wednesday night Visual and Media Arts programming they are holding an Artist Salon on the fourth week of the month featuring various topics for exploration moderated by different guest artists. Coming up next Wed. Feb 25th at 7pm, choreographer and media artist Sarah A.O. Rosner will moderate an evening entitled “Negotiating the Epic.”
Whether you define ‘epic work’ by it’s length, detail, or literary definition, epic work has proved to be some of the most engrossing, groundbreaking, and problematic work ever created. Continue reading
Posted in artistic process, artists, education/learning, screenings/events
Tagged chez bushwick, education, epic work, events, learning, NYC, Sarah A.O., screenings, video
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Follow-up to Doug Fox’s Animation Program
Last week we had a great Kinetic Cinema program at Chez Bushwick. Doug Fox (blogger and founder of Great Dance and a budding animator himself) went above and beyond the curatorial call of duty to give us a real feast for the eyes with his survey of eighteen (yes 18!) dance and movement-based animations. Continue reading
Posted in Kinetic Cinema, pop culture, screenings/events, theory/criticism
Tagged animation, blogs, chez bushwick, dance film, events, Kinetic Cinema, learning, NYC, pop culture, screenings, technology, video
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Well it’s lovely to meet you too. (Sarah A.O. joins Move the Frame)
Hello there!
I’m Sarah A.O. – Anna has been kind enough to invite me to blog on Move the Frame on a regular basis. So, yes, i’m thrilled to be here! I guess you could say i’m a dance blogger. You could also say that i’m a choreographer, and dancefilm-maker, as well as newmedia lover/developer. You could also say that I am a lumberjack, but you, my friend, would be wrong on that last one. Since Anna approached me about writing for her blog, i’ve been thinking about how to structure my time and space here. Do i blog theory, or about performances and screenings, or maybe turn my attention to the economics of dancefilm versus performance? I find them all vast and interesting, but luckily there’s a fairly easy answer already in place. Continue reading
Posted in artistic process, artists, theory/criticism
Tagged anti-ephemeralism, blogs, dance film, dancefilm, epic work, experimentalism, intermedia performance, Sarah A.O., screendance, subvisc, video, videodance
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Reminder: Doug Fox’s Dance Animation Program Tonight!
Buzz is spreading about our Kinetic Cinema program tonight featuring Dance Animation picks by Doug Fox, founder and blogger of Great Dance. I’ve been lucky enough to get some advance peeks and can attest that each of the seventeen short works being shown tonight is more beautiful and jaw-dropping than the next. It’s a smorgasbord of delights for the visual and kinetically inclined… Continue reading
Posted in Kinetic Cinema, marketing, screenings/events
Tagged animation, blogs, chez bushwick, dance film, education, events, NYC, screenings, videodance
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