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They, Themself, and Schmerm at Abrons Art Center
Becca has a magnetism naturally suited for an audience. Flexible in expression, solid in stature, Becca can hold their own. It’s no wonder friends encouraged them to do a solo show.
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Open Spectrum Critical Community Dialogues: Navigating Privilege
On Monday, December 7th, at 7:30 p.m., New York Live Arts will host the second of a series of Open Spectrum Community Dialogues, produced in association with MAPP International Productions. Culturebot, as critical partner, reached out to each participant to publish contextual essays both prior to and post dialogue, and we are also offering our platform as a space for public…
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What Birds Can Teach Us about Life on Earth
We see fiery passion, desperate failing, and tender hope. It soars into outer space and plunges deep into human consciousness.
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Open Spectrum Community Dialogues – Faces of Resistance: Young, Organized & Unified #FORYOU
Open Spectrum Dialogues @ New York Live Arts, Produced in Association with MAPP International Productions and Critical Partner, Culturebot.
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Reflections on Budapest -Theater and Cultural Politics
Talking Band’s Paul Zimet reflects on a trip to Hungary for the Dunapart3 Festival.
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January Dispatches
Culturebot dance writers catch up: Jack Fervor, Raja & Tzeta, John Jasperse, My Barbarian.
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Team Sunshine’s 24-year performance experiment — THE SINCERITY PROJECT
Elizabeth Stevens interviews Alex Torra about THE SINCERITY PROJECT.
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Letter from the Editors
A belated hello from Culturebot’s new Editors, Lydia Mokdessi and Sarah Rose Leonard
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100 Free Trips To Graz (Arts & Politics Camp)
The “Truth is Concrete” grant program – covering travel, accommodation and food – invites 100 students, artists, activists and theorists interested in artistic strategies in politics from all over the world to Graz for an arts & politics conference being convened adjacent to the steirischer herbst festival.
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Armed Guard Garden || In Mouth
A queer reading of queer dance.
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Young Jean Lee’s “Untitled Feminist Show”: The Pro
Guest contributor Cassie Peterson writes about YJL’s challenging new show at PS 122’s COIL Festival
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LAVA’s “Atlas” at Dixon Place
The Brooklyn-based acro-dance-theater company’s newest is a mixed-bag offering a number of highlights