Category: Dance
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Of and about attention
Tess Walsh reflects on Liz Westbrook’s “CENTERPIECE,” presented at PRELUDE on Oct 9.
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We must watch carefully to know
Robin Denzer reflects on Julia Antinozzi’s new work “Time Piece” staged at PAGEANT.
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Echoing Silences
Vague advocacy for “peace” that explicitly rejects and disallows analysis of the power structures, inequities, and histories that create violence has no material impact on the world other than to soothe the largely safe, comfortable audiences who encounter it.
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carrying on: KYLE b. co.’s Critical Race Therapy / Critical Club Therapy
Sol Cabrini reflects on club aesthetics and the sonification of race in the work of 2025 CPR AiR KYLE b.co.
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Diovanna Obafunmilayo’s Mind, Body, and Spirit
2025 CPR Artist-in-Residence Diovanna Obafunmilayo speaks with Shamira Ibrahim about invoking the divine in her recent performance piece GODBODY.
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Happy birthday, metamorphosis III: Stacy Grossfield in conversation with Leah Plante-Wiener
Leah Plante-Wiener in conversation with Stacy Grossfield about Grossfield’s “metamorphosis III,” the 4-episode dance theatre saga at the Collapsable Hole between August 2025—February 2026.
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Absent is the Lamb
Anna Jayne Kimmel reflects on Brendan Drake’s “Ceremonials,” presented at Dance Place, Washington, DC | July 10 + 11, 2026
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Tautological Hauntologies: John Jasperse wanders the work of Julie Mehretu
Emillee Lord on “Wandering” by The John Jasperse Projects at Marian Goodman Gallery amidst the paintings of Julie Mehretu and her exhibition “Our Days, Like a Shadow (a non-abiding hauntology).”
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The Radical Geometries of Dorchel Haqq
Joëlle Antonia Santiago on Dorchel Haqq’s swallow, in preparation for “vol.1/DND/ a study on perspective” which will premire as part of New York Live Arts Fresh Tracks.
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remaining immortal
Clown and multi-hyphenate talent Lucy Livingston on (LA)HORDE’s AGE OF CONTENT performed at BAM as part of the 2026 Dance Reflections by Van Cleef & Arpels Festival this past February.
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Homage To A Dream
Louise Greer on Peter Martin’s SLEEPING BEAUTY, which was part of The New York City Ballet’s winter season.
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Standing Still and Huffing
Contributor Sophia Parker on SHOW PONY by Liz Westbrook and JP Davis, which premiered at Lynn’s Riding Center in Forest Hills this past March.