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Tag Archives: intermedia performance
Dance Tributes Around the World for the Dance Legend, Michael Jackson
This week we pay tribute to Michael Jackson who continues to affect the world as seen through the arts. Dancers and media artists have been making documented tributes to his legacy.
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Posted in Dance Legends, pop culture
Tagged blogs, cinedance, dance, dancefilm, intermedia performance, Michael Jackson, pop culture, thrill the world, video artists, videodance, youtube
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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
Well it’s lovely to meet you too. (Sarah A.O. joins Move the Frame)
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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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Artist Salon at Chez Bushwick Jan 28th: Video and Performance
On Wednesday, Jan 28th I will be co-hosting the first Artist Salon at Chez Bushwick with choreographer and media artist Jonah Bokaer about the influence of video art on live performance. Starting with Nam June Paik’s first known video, made in 1965 the day he bought the first Sony Portapak, from there we’ll focus on how performance artists have used video ever since. Continue reading
Amy Greenfield’s CLUB MIDNIGHT: FLESH INTO LIGHT
Amy Greenfield is an award-winning film-maker and cinedance pioneer. In her latest project, CLUB MIDNIGHT: FLESH INTO LIGHT she combines her films about erotic dancers with Leonard Nimoy’s photography about the divine female presence and re-imagines it all for the stage with a cast of live dancers. The result is a true multi-media feast for the senses. Continue reading
Posted in artists, screenings/events, theory/criticism
Tagged Amy Greenfield, cinedance, dance film, experimentalism, film, intermedia performance, NYC, performance, screendance, screenings
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Two NYC Choreographers Making Innovative Use of the Web
This week I was struck by two interesting initiatives for web audiences by NYC dance artists. First, on Sunday December 14th at 8pm EST, Misnomer Dance Theater will have a live webcast of the final NYC performance of their premiere piece, Being Together choreographed by Chris Elam. Second, Yanira Castro is making a new duet for private performances in your bathroom, and it is being choreographed, in part, on Twitter. Continue reading
Posted in artists, marketing, screenings/events
Tagged Chris Elam, intermedia performance, marketing, misnomer, twitter, webcast, yanira castro
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FrameWorks and Frame Dances in DUMBO
Continuing with news from the New York videodance scene, I’m happy to share some exciting programs happening at two new spaces in Brooklyn’s DUMBO neighborhood. Galapagos Art Space will be launching a new dance film screening series called FRAMEWORKS on June 28th at their new venue in the space formerly known as “The Stable” in DUMBO. Susan Marshall & Company will inaugurate the opening of Music-Theatre Group’s new performing space on 10 Jay Street with 8 workshop performances of FRAME DANCES May 28 – June 1, 2008.
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Posted in artists, screenings/events
Tagged dance film, events, Frameworks, galapagos, intermedia performance, NYC, screenings, submissions, videodance
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Recent viewings of highly effective intermedia performances
This weekend I was involved in a couple of showcase events for the APAP conference (Association of Performing Arts Presenters) here in New York. We organized two showcases this year for two groups of artists we represent, and I was happy to see that there were several companies: Bridgman/Packer Dance, Kinodance, Jonah Bokaer, and Troika Ranch that are integrating media in highly effective ways in their work. A couple of them I had known for a long time but never seen live, so this was a great opportunity to look at intermedia performance again with fresh eyes.
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Posted in artists, screenings/events, theory/criticism
Tagged apap, bridgman/packer, cinedance, dance, dance new amsterdam, dna, events, intermedia performance, jonah bokaer, kinodance, pentacle, screendance, technology, troika ranch, video, videodance
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