The Bunion: Light Up the Dance Studio this Holiday Season
By Emmaly Wiederholt and Maggie Stack Happy holidays everybody! May the season find you merry and bright! If you love the holidays as much as we do, you love getting into the spirit! And sometimes the spirit calls for more than just playing Feliz Navidad on repeat nonstop and taking […]
December 24, 2012 | Read Article
Photographer Margo Moritz
“The ways photography and dance treat movement are actually quite contrary; as one freezes it the other is defined by the passing of it. It is this unique relationship they both have that I like to explore with my work. I am particularly intrigued by the unusual combination of tension and […]
December 22, 2012 | Read Article
Passing Through Time: Reflections on The End of the World and Monique Jenkinson’s “Instrument”
By Katie Gaydos The Mayan calendar predicts that the world is set to end on Dec 21st. While I don’t actually believe that the world as we know it will suddenly evaporate into thin air anytime soon, I do think that the completion of the Mayan long count calendar (and […]
December 20, 2012 | Read Article
An Interview with Ikolo Griffin
Professional ballet dancer Ikolo Griffin has developed a workshop, Just Turns, which focuses specifically on the art of turning. The emphasis on a particular facet (turns) of a particular kind of dance (ballet) has provided a unique setting for intensive training. In a recent workshop, the six attendees ranged from […]
December 17, 2012 | Read Article
Forgetting and Remembering
By Julia Cost I must give some context about my state of mind recently, in order to understand this essay. I have been living within a thick questioning season, wondering intensely about what is worth watching… what is worth studying (this is not a new phase for me, but it has […]
December 13, 2012 | Read Article
