Stance on Dance IN PRINT!
In addition to our weekly online content, Stance on Dance publishes a twice-a-year print publication featuring several dance writers in each issue and covering myriad perspectives.
The Fall/Winter 2026 print issue features the following:
Canadian aerialist Erin Clark reflects on how her disabled body in performance juxtaposes superhuman ability with impairment. Artist and researcher Ajani Brannum describes the moving potency of Dancing Through Prison Walls’ show FREEDOM TIME in Los Angeles earlier this year. Southern California-based dancer and filmmaker Mary Trunk meditates on the parallels between her house burning down and her body aging in her film The Geography of Memory. Costa Rica-based JoAnne Tucker and Poughkeepsie, New York-based Kezia Gleckman Hayman pose dance as an antidote to the onslaught of AI, especially in college settings. Yvonne Montoya of Safos Dance Theater in Tucson, Arizona, shares the findings of Dance in the Desert, an in-depth study on the state of dance in Latine communities in Arizona and New Mexico. Toby MacNutt, a queer, nonbinary trans, disabled dancer living in rural Vermont, delves into the multiple year saga of creating their film A Singular They. Rosie Trump, curator of the Third Coast Dance Film Festival in Reno, Nevada, illustrates how dance on film can be a form of resistance, especially when it’s DIY. Alice Lawhorn, flamenco dancer and director of Abrepaso Flamenco out of Cleveland, Ohio, contemplates the breadth and depth of performing tientos for two decades and counting. Visual artist Atefeh Morshedi in San Francisco deftly attempts to capture what movement feels like rather than what it looks like. And Maggie Stack, the inimitable dancer and artist based in Reno, Nevada, teases at the absurdity of trying to parent and dance at the same time.
Cover art by Atefeh Morshedi
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