by Alex Fialho Neil Greenberg began his evening for Danspace Project’s Platform 2016: Lost and Found with a dance and a list. Between a moving solo consisting of material drawn from his Not-About-AIDS-Dance (1994) and The Disco Project (1995),… Read more
Alexis Moh presents video clips from Platform 2016: Lost & Found, updated weekly.
Alexis Moh presents video clips from Platform 2016: Lost & Found, updated weekly.
Congratulations to Eiko Otake on the Special Citation Award from the Bessies Selection Committee for your Platform 2016: A Body in Places “exhibition unfolding over six weeks” at Danspace Project. The Special Bessies’ citation for Eiko’s “Platform 2016: A Body… Read more
As we gear up for the Lost & Found Platform this October & November, curators Ishmael Houston-Jones and Will Rawls offer some key texts that have informed their research. Platform 2016: Lost & Found co-curator Ishmael Houston-Jones shares his Recommended Reading… Read more
“Danspace Project to Launch Largest Curatorial Project in its History” (Artforum, July 14, 2016) Curated by Ishmael Houston-Jones and Will Rawls, the program will reflect on the AIDS hysteria of 1981 to 1996 through a presentation of performances, conversations, film… Read more
Curated by Judy Hussie-Taylor and Jenn Joy, Conversations Without Walls began as a series of dialogues on contemporary choreographic practice. Mutual Seductions, held on November 5, 2011, specifically addressed the relationship between dance and visual art. Participants included Connie Butler,… Read more
PLATFORM 2016: Lost and Found will include over 80 artists in 28 events, including world premiere performances, conversations, a zine project, a print catalogue, film screenings, and a vigil over October 13–November 19. Take a look at the week-by-week calendar below… Read more
The following excerpt is from a chapter by Judy Hussie-Taylor, Danspace Project Executive Director and Chief Curator, to be included in a forthcoming anthology Curating Live Arts: Global Perspectives, Envisioning Theory and Practice in Performance (working title) edited by Dena Davida, Jane Gabriels, Véronique… Read more
Welcome to Issue #3 of the Danspace Project Journal. This issue highlights Danspace Project’s partnership with Wesleyan University’s Institute for Curatorial Practice in Performance (ICPP), a two-year program offering an MA. We are grateful to the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation’s… Read more