Some of today’s most important eco-artists — people like Patricia Johanson, Betsy Damon, and others — work on a landscape scale with interdisciplinary groups of participants to render socio-ecological change into aesthetically tangible and artistically significant forms. Experimental dancer and choreographer Jennifer Monson’s work falls into this category as well, though, as dance, it tends […]
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iLAND’s perceptual alchemy
Posted in Eco-culture, Spirit matter, tagged dance, eco-art, iLAND, Monson, New York City, performance on March 30, 2011 | 3 Comments »
iLAND Slow Networks symposium
Posted in Eco-culture, tagged dance, ecoart on March 23, 2011 | 1 Comment »
I’ll be in New York City this weekend to participate in the iLAND Symposium at the New School, at the invitation of iLAND founder and Artistic Director Jennifer Monson. iLAND is the Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Art, Nature and Dance, and this year’s symposium, which runs through Friday evening and all day Saturday, is entitled Slow […]
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