The second (and the last) part of the text Microchoreographies: the dynamics of virtual corporeality as a means of structuring visual [social] spaces (2018) by Moscow-based dance-artist and theoretician Dasha Iuriichuk. You can find the first part here.
This summer we took part in Jonathan Burrows ‘s workshop called «Writing dancing», where he proposed to investigate choreographic process, re-examine and extend our notions of how a dance can be made and what it can communicate to someone watching it. Leaving workshop with lots of fruitful thoughts we decided to share them with you […]
On the 26th of July 2014 5 years left since Merce Cunningham’s death. He played a key role in the history of contemporary dance. In memory of his immortal genius and personality we publish his 1952 essay “Space, time and dance”.
Making your life as an artist by American choreographer Andrew Simonet, free to download, in our poin t of view came just in time and contains a lot of interesting ideas. Among other issues it speaks about artists’s life and his/her role in culture. Those things still remain under cover for most people. So what […]
“Questions are being asked by dancers and dance-makers about the boundaries of the art form. Which is cause for excitement.” These are the first words of an article by Judith Mackrell published at The Guardian website on November 27, 2013 under the title “Choreography is dead. Long live dance.” We highly recommend this article as an […]
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