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Feb
14
9:30 AM09:30

University of Rochester: Delicious Movement Workshop

Spurrier Hall, Dance Studio
Spurrier Hall Rochester, NY 14611

Free Event

Led by Eiko Otake, Delicious Movement Workshops are designed for all people who love to move or who want to love to move with delicious feelings. You don't have to be a dancer to enjoy the experience. These workshops are emphatically noncompetitive and appropriate to all levels of training and ability. 

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Eiko will also perform A Body, Land, and War  on Friday Feb 13 beginning at 7:30 PM in Spurrier Dance Theater. This new performance combines dance, video projection, and storytelling, and will feature two of her pieces: A Body in Fukushima and What Is War. Click here to learn more and purchase tickets. 

Made possible with the generous support of the Schwartz Performing Arts Fund of the Institute for the Performing Arts, the University Committee for Interdisciplinary Studies, the Central New York Humanities Corridor, the Humanities Project, Film and Media Studies, the Graduate Program in Visual and Cultural Studies, and the Department of Modern Languages and Culture.

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Dec
6
to Dec 7

Movement Research: Delicious Movement Workshop: Time Is Not Even Space Is Not Empty

Delicious Movement Workshop: Time Is Not Even Space Is Not Empty

You don’t have to be a dancer to enjoy this emphatically noncompetitive workshop. Everybody is welcome and encouraged to acquire personal taste and flexible discipline to suit their own moving body.

The exercises employ images, body articulation, floor work, and large slow movement. For many participants, seeing movement intimately and being seen moving are a transformative experience, which brings a new appreciation of how “time is not even and space is not empty.” We will also have rich dialogues with and without words.

Please wear layers and comfortable clothes.

For workshop-related questions, please email programs@movementresearch.org.

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Jul
9
3:00 PM15:00

GALLIM: SITE 1: Site-Specific Processes

During this comprehensive, 5-day intensive, dive into the present and past of site-work, research your own site-specific practice, engage with fellow creatives through workshops, lectures and individual site exploration with artists across the country.

Participants will gain new perspectives on the history of site-work in America, creating movement in conversation with the ideas, history and the people that make a site, researching and contextualizing place, shaping space, and documenting site-work. Through movement workshops, guided work sessions, guest talks and collaborative review, students will create their own site-specific studies each day and build the skills to confidently incorporate site-work into their new or existing artistic practice.

This week will be held remotely via zoom and welcomes participants from around the world. All site-work will be explored on Zoom in individual locations!

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