Tag: Gibney Dance
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Dot Armstrong in conversation with Christine Wyatt, Glenn Potter-Takashi, and Audre Wirtanen
Re-examining the words these artists shared with me about the show on March 7, I was struck by the resonance of their work in the liminal fever dream that is our current reality. At this uncanny remove of time and location, the pieces swelled with meaning. The three soloists dealt with the limitations of their…
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to go is to be going, but not to get there – Mina Nishimura & Julian Barnett Double Plus
Here, thoughts are freed from linearity or reasonable binds. There, processing systems allow the universe to expand and retract as an infinite sponge. Where bodies transmute from human familiars to alien exotica.
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Shapeshifters: Black Queer Land(ing) at Gibney Dance
mayfield brooks, jumatatu m. poe, and the I Moving Lab are part of aa three-week series conceived and curated by Marýa Wethers at Gibney Dance highlighted “intersections and crossroads among Blackness, queerness, and Indigeneity.”
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EmmaGrace Skove-Epes at Gibney Work Up 4.3: “in search of mirrors, and catch the light just right”
As a central point of exploration: “Spaces are not exterior to our bodies, instead, spaces are like a second skin, they unfold in the folds of the body.”
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Mobilizing Bodies: Dance & Disability at 92Y, Petronio at The Joyce, & Work Up 3.1 at Gibney
3 shows from this past week: Edisa Weeks curates at 92nd St. Y Fridays at Noon, Stephen Petronio’s 3rd season of Bloodlines, and Gibney’s emerging artist program
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Are we a Fossil, and Of Facings @ Gibney Dance
A kinetic set design, drawing our attention to action rather than artifact.
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A Call-and-Response Response to Jack Ferver’s Mon, Ma, Mes (Revisité)
This performance contains the hottest chair dance I’ve ever seen.
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Patricia Hoffbauer / Jesse Zaritt & Jumatatu Poe @ Gibney Dance
Hannah reflects on Patricia Hoffbauer’s “Dances for Intimate Spaces and Friendly People” and Jesse Zaritt & Jumatatu Poe’s “More Mutable Than You”.
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I Want/I Vomit
On May 12, 2015, Gibney Dance hosted a panel titled “Dance Criticism in New York.” The event was moderated by dance writer and blogger Eva Yaa Assantewaa and included fellow […]
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Criticism Circle: “Work Up” at Gibney
Alyssa Gersony, Eli Tamondong, and Elena Light respond to each others’ pieces at Work Up, a presenting series for emerging dance and performance artists at Gibney Dance.
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Ayano Elson’s “Name is Yoko” at Gibney Work Up 1.2
Emie Hughes speaks with Ayano Elson about “Name is Yoko”, premiering at Gibney Work Up 1.2, April 16-18.
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Sharing a queer gaze: “Gender/Power (composition II)” at Gibney
Max Siegling reflects on Maya Ciarrocchi and Kris Grey’s “Gender/Power (composition II)” at Gibney Dance.