Mapping a Forest while Searching for an Opposite Term of Exorcist [Public Space version] is an edited documentation/film experiment by Amanda Hameline in collaboration with Nishimura, the choreographer of the work. As an extension of the Danspace Project performances (Fall… Read more
Conversations Without Walls (CWW) was designed to bring together voices of artists, curators, scholars, writers, and more, into long-form roundtable discussions. The content of these conversations are intentionally wide ranging and artist driven—they can provide further context and insight into… Read more
Over this winter and spring, I had the distinct pleasure of being pen-pals with 2021-2022 Renewal Residency Artist, Mina Nishimura. Between our constant apologies for delayed reply, Mina and I explored some processes and fragments of her artistic practice.… Read more
Danspace Project’s 2021-2022 Renewal Residency artists are: Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, Mina Nishimura, Christopher “Unpezverde” Núñez and Gillian Walsh. Danspace is thrilled to announce this new program for early-career artists. This year-long residency program will take place at Danspace Project’s… Read more
Mina Nishimura offered us a photoset in answer to our prompt, “My most significant artistic influences are…” Nishimura’s Princess Cabbage / Celery of Everything runs this Thursday-Saturday at Danspace Project, drawing on source material including the writings of Butoh originator Tatsumi… Read more