Vanessa Manko on Dancing and Writing, Writing and Dancing
Dance is a form of language, a grammar of the body.
Dance is a form of language, a grammar of the body.
Dance transcends place, time, language and the limits we put on culture and communication.
This is no straight-forward confessional monologue.
That is the nature of the blues. Even unnamed, it is present. Robert Johnson’s “Walking Blues” stands as a stark
The erosion of support for science and public health is only intensifying.
Observing others in action allows us to practice kinesthetic empathy: I see myself in your body; the consequences of your
Our performance traditions, and our collective memory carry stories that are still moving, still unsettled, and still deeply alive.
The (deliriously) creative re-purposing of found objects, devices, contrivances, machines and engines has long animated Narcissister’s work.
How do we learn to be haunted, except through repetition over time?
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