A woman in a glass cube moves almost upside down. Around her, people walk up and down public stairs.

Different Ways of Organizing Bodies in Time and Space

German dance artist Fabian Chyle shares some of his long career as a dance/movement therapist, teacher, and choreographer, and how he views it all as different ways of organizing bodies in time and space.

Three smaller drawings all showing black figures dancing outside.

Appreciating and Experiencing Nature

New York-based interdisciplinary artist Rebecca Zeh showcases the exultancy of dancing outdoors through her mixed media visual art.

The words "ageless dancers" with a man wearing black with arms extended outwards against a black backdrop.

Capturing Agelessness

On a dark city street, a woman in black stands before several dancers wearing hoop skirts with LED lights.

Aiming to Achieve Absurd Beauty

Sloka bends over one leg, gesturing toward her flexed foot. She wears a green and red sari.

Intersections of Bharatanatyam and Neuroscience

Dancers wearing white move around the stage lifting long tube-like structures.

Impacting Many

Two dancers in wheelchairs face off on a black stage. One is wearing a silver dress and headdress, the other is wearing black with face makeup.

Propelling Wheelchair Dance Forward

Helen Mason, artistic director of Propel Dance, a new all-wheelchair dance company in the UK, describes her goal to create more job opportunities for dancers who use wheelchairs.

Lauren stands close to a bass clarinet player who is also standing. Lauren gestures forward. They wear black.

Asking the Right Questions: Interdisciplinary Arts in Academia

Lauren V. Coons, an interdisciplinary composer, performer, healing artist, and educator from Albuquerque, New Mexico, makes a compelling case for making academic arts programs truly interdisciplinary in scope.

A drummer in the background with two brightly dressed dancers in the foreground with one leg raised and both arms raised. They perform outside with skyscrapers in the background.

We Have Stories to Tell and Share

Jill Randall interviews Joti Singh of Duniya Dance and Drum Company on how she and her husband Bongo Sidibe amplify voices from the South Asian and African diasporas.