Articles from the ‘Viewpoints’ collection

Sarah and Kai hug and stand with eyes closed in shade with bits of sunshine hitting them.

Making Time to Meet the Moment

Sarah Ashkin and Kai Hazelwood discuss the UNtensive, an annual virtual gathering that honors and engages in anti-racist resistance and healing.

Four dancers wearing red and black skirts onstage hold hands and intertwine.

A Safe Space for Self-Expression

Nalitari, an inclusive dance organization based in Yogyakarta, Indonesia, describes how they make dance accessible for all.

An older woman with curly hair lunges in a sequin dress in front of a photography drop cloth. The photo is black and white.

Seeing the Invisible

Megan Williams, a dancer and choreographer in New York City, describes how her upcoming piece “Visible” explores the pull between our seen and unseen identities.

A dancer bends over and touches the floor and her foot while another dancer rolls on the floor in the background. They are in a studio with wood flooring.

Authentic Movement: The Structure and Practice

Lauren Tietz, a dance-based interdisciplinary artist and teacher in Santa Fe, NM, describes the simple yet profound structure of Authentic Movement.

A group of dancers huddle and walk together in the foreground. They are brightly colored. The rest of the photo is black and white with a band playing on the stage in the background.

How to See in the Dark (a.k.a. Ecosystems, Cycles, Insecurity)

Dance artists Anne Bartlett and Jessica Perino reflect on the cycles of artmaking through their company 20MOONS in Durango, CO.