Paperback Published: 2020 Edited by Lydia Bell Designed by Kyla Arsadjaja Published by Danspace Project Price: $10 Designed by Kyla Arsadjaja, this publication features writing by Sasamoto, curator Lydia Bell, scholar Rachel Valinsky, and an intimate conversation between Sasamoto and… Read more
Paperback: 50 pages Size: 5.5 x 7.5 in. Published: 2019 Edited by Lydia Bell, Jasmine Hearn, and Tatyana Tenenbaum Designed by collective please/denise shu mei Price: $10 How does the body open up possibilities for voice and resistance? What resonances… Read more
SOLD OUT/OUT OF PRINT “Diaspora is not this little thing—speaking historically, choreographically, politically. I wanted to place my own Diasporas alongside those of the Danspace Project.” -Reggie Wilson Paperback: 195 pages Size: 7 x 10 x 1 in Published: 2018 Edited… Read more
Danspace Project created this limited edition T shirt design on the occasion of Tea for Three in October 2017, a presentation of legendary artists Simone Forti, Steve Paxton and Yvonne Rainer‘s first-ever collaboration! The design features portraits of Paxton, Forti and… Read more
“We were baffled. We were angry. We were terrified. We were wary of sharing a glass of water. But we also learned how to nurture and care for the sick and the dying. We made art, those of us who… Read more
“…I always felt I don’t necessarily have to remember your movement; it’s more about your life and the theme. And it’s not about how you tell the story; it’s your continuous engagement to the theme. It’s more like who you… Read more
“Three deeply experimental traditions: Judson, Cunningham, City Ballet…the lines are muddied now, thick with other influences. But still so strong, and still so strongly related in their New York-ness.” – Claudia La Rocco Paperback: 219 pages Size: 7 x 10… Read more
“DD is always on the move but never removed. She is likely to jump up in the middle of a three-hour conversation to turn, leap, gesture or move a piece of office furniture. These physical utterances are aspects of her… Read more
Back in stock! $35 (plus $5 shipping) “The work is never done. Sanctuary always needed.” – Steve Paxton “How does dance right now relate to the 50th anniversary of Judson Dance Theater? Is its history over determined? How could we revisit… Read more
“MR: We’ve been talking a lot about relying on the unconscious and feelings. Do you think that this is a characteristic that makes your work female? SR: Ooh-la-la, that’s complicated. MR: I love complicated.” – Melinda Ring in dialogue with… Read more
Danspace Project created this limited edition T shirt design on the occasion of Tea for Three in October 2017, a presentation of legendary artists Simone Forti, Steve Paxton and Yvonne Rainer‘s first-ever collaboration! The design features artwork by Simone Forti. 100%… Read more
“There is a structural madness, just when you are convinced it’s all falling apart, it suddenly comes together.” – Judy Hussie-Taylor “Rhythm and humor are like the ego and id of contemporary dance. Rhythm expounds on the passing of time… Read more
SOLD OUT! “How do we express ourselves in a form, which we of course love, but has shown itself to be an empty well for the moderns, the antidote for the postmoderns, and downright intoxicating for the family feuds ignited… Read more
SOLD OUT! “…Despite enduring difficulties, dance artists have come here to forge their paths ever since the birth of “modern” dance and they continue to do so…These artists share a rebelliousness that stems from their need to re-invent reasons to… Read more
“…The liberation of spirit…stripped bare to something concise, emphatic, simple, and as a consequence, practicing a position of ‘universal doubt.’ Becoming universally human, and therefore powerfully vulnerable. And therefore, generous. Universal doubt, one of our few profound truths. (Death is… Read more
“I knew St. Mark’s would be great for dance.” – Danspace Project founder Larry Fagin “This book celebrates 25 years of choreographers, dancers, actors, photographers, videographers, musicians, singers, technical directors, lighting designers, set designers, costume designers, board members, advisers, and administrators… Read more
