Keith Hennessy, Empress Jupiter, Anna Martine Whitehead and Ruairí Donovan for Turbulence (a dance about the economy), interviewed by Marin Sander-Holzman at AMERICAN REALNESS 2013. Camera by Esther Clowney and Marin Sander-Holzman. ———— Video Interviews by Marin Media Lab in partnership with American Realness. Marin Media Lab is place for experiments in new media, contemporary […]
Olive Bieringa and Otto Ramstad, co-directors of the BodyCartography Project, interviewed by Marin Sander-Holzman at AMERICAN REALNESS 2013. ______________________ Video Interviews by Marin Media Lab in partnership with American Realness. Marin Media Lab is place for experiments in new media, contemporary performance and film created by Marin Sander-Holzman. www.marinmedialab.com follow them on twitter: @marinmedialab
Former Trisha Brown Dance Company dancers Elizabeth Garren, Wendy Perron, Vicky Shick, Irene Hultman and Lisa Kraus perform “Spanish Dance” (1970) for Trisha’s 75th Birthday Celebration & Benefit Art Auction at Sikkema Jenkins & Co. on January 27, 2012.
FROZEN MOMMY is an evening-length work stripped bare of any theatrical spectacle or hidden narrative. In imitation of the way the human mind formulates thought, the work sets movement elements of great disparity into close proximity to create meaning. O’Connor’s incredibly versatile dancers lead the viewer on an elliptical journey which transforms the present terrors of the world into a disturbing and darkly humorous outcry. An original musical score by O’Connor and his longtime collaborator James Baker incorporates the dancers’ voices into a spare choral landscape, while Brian MacDevitt’s lighting design brings a willfully barren and artful design to the work. FROZEN MOMMY premiered at The Kitchen in New York City in December 2004. (60 minutes)
BABY continued O’Connor’s deep immersion into the poetics of dance exploding the metaphor of “time passing” into a dynamic, contemporary work of art. Using choreography to process information, O’Connor reveals his inimitable and penetrating aesthetic. The work is performed by his company of five dancers and continues his career-long collaborations with lighting designer Brian MacDevitt and composer James Baker.
BABY premiered at Dance Theater Workshop in New York City in March 2006. (65 minutes)
An interview with improvisational dance artist Lisa Nelson for dance-tech.net. Conducted in New York by Marlon Barrios Solano (February 15/2008) and video editing by Ashley A. Friend. Produced by Marlon Barrios Solano LISA NELSON is a dance-maker, improvisational performer, videographer, and collaborative artist who has been exploring the role of the senses in the performance […]
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