EMERGE125
Feb -23-25
The Chelsea Factory
EMERGE125 brings a robust program of repertory works created by artistic director, Tiffany Rea-Fisher: Behavioral Synchrony, Poly String Theory and Rights of Renaissance, all made in 2022; Newton’s Cradle (2016) and Identity (2013).  This year's premiere is the newly commissioned work, Richild. Find out more here 

New York City Ballet
Jan. 17 - Feb. 26
David H. Koch Theater
For the 2023 winter season under the artistic director Jonathan Stafford, associate artistic director Wendy Whelan, resident choreographer and artistic advisor Justin Peck, programs will include an all-Balanchine program, plus works by Jerome Robbins, Kyle Abraham, Keerati Jinakunwiphat, Alexei Ratmansky and more.  Find out more here 


Versa-Style Dance Company
Feb. 21-25
The Joyce Theater
Making its Joyce debut, the Los Angeles-based company brings its latest full-length work, Freemind Freestyle, danced to a mix of hip hop, classical, and electronic music.  Find out  more here 

Various Artists
Feb. 22-Mar. 23
Brooklyn Bridge Park
WorkSessions In Four Walls, a project of New Dance Alliance, longtime colleagues Karen Bernard, Rachel Thorne Germond, Jil Guyon, and Lisa Parra present a series of installations and performances in a salon-like setting. WorkSessions are presented by New Dance Alliance in association with Chashama.  Find out more here

Dean Moss
Feb. 23-25
Danspace Project
Choreographer and video artist, Moss’ Your marks and surface will premiere at Danspace Project.  Made in collaboration with dancer Sawami Fukuoka, composer Stephen Vitiello, and painter Angela Dufresne, Moss invites the audience to “join in something worn, physical, and reflective. Something incomplete and unabled, perhaps unsafe, but still sweet: a warm lonesome concoction mulled by more than the pandemic’s long embrace,” notes the release.  Find out more here 

Dohee Lee
Feb. 23-25
Gibney Dance
Lee, artistic director of Puri Arts brings Chilseong Saenamgut (Duringut): Ritual for Sickness, "a performance ritual inspired by the sacred rituals originating in the artist’s hometown of Jeju Island, Korea," notes the release.  Find out more here

Michela Marino Lerman
Feb. 24-25
Harlem Stage
Tap dancer / bandleader Lerman’s Love Movement will share the evening titled Reimagining Max Roach’s Groundbreaking 1960 Album, We Insist! Freedom Now Suite, as part of  Harlem Stages’ Black Arts Movement’s music spawned from a collaboration with singer and poet Oscar Brown, Jr.   Find out more here

The Martha Dance Fund
Feb. 27
The Manhattan Penthouse
The Martha Hill Dance Fund will honor Dianne McIntyre, Diana Byer and Deborah Damast at their 22nd annual Awards Gala with host Danni Gee, Director of Programming for The Joyce Theater.  Find out more here 
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Batsheva Dance Company
Feb. 28-Mar.12
The Joyce Theater
Batsheva Dance Company returns to The Joyce Theater with Hora, created by Ohad Naharin and inspired by electronic music of Isao Tomita.  Find out more here

Various Artists
Feb. 28 & Mar. 7
(Virtual)
​ALL ARTS, The WNET Group’s multiplatform arts and culture hub, will premiere films by dance artists Jack Ferver and Omari Wiles on its nationwide streaming app, website and local broadcast channel as part of its second Past, Present, Future dance film festival.  Find out more here

Hubbard Street Dance Chicago
The Joyce
Feb. 14-19
Celebrating the company’s 45th year, the Company returns to the Joyce under the leadership of newly appointed Artistic Director Linda-Denise Fisher-Harrell.  The program includes the solo Show Pony by Kyle Abraham, a duet to Ne Me Quitte Pas by Spenser Theberge, Ohad Naharin's B/olero, Amy Hall Garner's As the Wind Blows, and Aszure Barton's BUSK. Find out more here 

New York City Ballet
David H. Koch Theater
Jan. 17 - Feb. 26
For the 2023 winter season under the artistic director Jonathan Stafford, associate artistic director Wendy Whelan, resident choreographer and artistic advisor Justin Peck, programs will include an all-Balanchine program, plus works by Jerome Robbins, Kyle Abraham, Keerati Jinakunwiphat, Alexei Ratmansky and more.  Find out more here 

Joffrey Ballet Group
Ailey Citigroup Theater
Feb. 16-18
The New York-based Company will present a program of premieres by artistic director Bradley Shelver, and young choreographers Eric Trope and Lindsay Grymes. Find out more here

Kinetic Light
Lincoln Center
Feb. 17-19
Kinetic Light artists Alice Sheppard and Laurel Lawson showcase a suite of dance solos and duets exploring momentum, speed, balance, and the pull of gravity—all performed on a series of curvaceous wedged ramps. Find out more here 

Dean Moss
Danspace Project
Feb. 23-25
Choreographer and video artist, Moss’ Your marks and surface premieres in collaboration with dancer Sawami Fukuoka, composer Stephen Vitiello, and painter Angela Dufresne.  Moss invites the audience to “join in something worn, physical, and reflective. Something incomplete and unabled, perhaps unsafe, but still sweet: a warm lonesome concoction mulled by more than the pandemic’s long embrace,” notes the release.  Find out more here  

EMERGE125
The Chelsea Factory
Feb. 23-25
The Company will present repertory and premieres by artistic director, Tiffany Rea-Fisher . Find out more here 

Eva Yaa Asantewaa's Imagining: A Gibney Journal Issue 13 is now available.

PDF and Audio versions are available for download and streaming with writings from:

Benedict Nguyễn
Charmaine Warren
Ivan Talijančić
Marcela Torres




Eva Yaa Asantewaa
Founding Editorial Director, Imagining: A Gibney Journal
Imagining Digital
eva@gibneydance.org

Read them here 

Choreographers Ayodele Casel and Rosy Simas Win Doris Duke Artist Awards, Newly Increased to $550K Each, at Tenth Anniversary Celebration

At Celebration of Doris Duke Artist Awards Tenth Anniversary and First-Ever Awards Show, These Two Dance Artists, Along With Four Artists in Jazz and Theater, Receive the Nation’s Largest Award for Individual Performing Artists, Totaling $3.3 Million in Unrestricted Funding.

At the tenth anniversary celebration and first-ever awards ceremony for the Doris Duke Artist Awards, the Doris Duke Foundation announced the newest class of Doris Duke Artists and the doubling of the prize. From yesterday forward, each new recipient is receiving an award of $550,000, which the foundation revealed it is upping from the prize’s previous sum of $275,000, in recognition of their transformative creative potential and ongoing impact on the fields of contemporary dance, jazz and theater.
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Choreographers and performers Ayodele Casel and Rosy Simas received the award for their seismic contributions to the field of contemporary dance. 

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A FULLY SUBSIDIZED peer-to-peer investigative and creation-based workshop for movement artists in the professional field.

AUGUST 14-20, 2023
with…
Artist Facilitators:
Nora Alami
Nicole von Arx // NVA & Guests

and…
Improvisation in creative process:
Symara Johnson
Erick Montes
Kimiko Tanabe
Larissa Velez-Jackson
Nicole Wolcott

GLUE is requesting LETTERS OF INTEREST to be submitted for consideration and selection by the directors and artist facilitators.

SUBMISSION FOR CONSIDERATION DUE: MONDAY, MARCH 6, 2023
NOTIFICATION DATE FOR ALL LETTERS: MID-MARCH, 2023

Learn more & SUBMIT letters

Hartwig Art Foundation Fellowships at Performa 
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Apply today!

Performa and the Hartwig Art Foundation have announced two new fellowships for next-generation curators, producers and archivists.

The Hartwig Art Foundation Curatorial Fellow will work directly with Performa’s curatorial and production teams, Performa commission artists and international partners and will engage in extensive historical research of performance of the 20th and 21st centuries by artists from around the globe.

The Hartwig Art Foundation Archives Fellow will collaborate with the Performa team and international partners to activate and expand the Performa Archive comprising thousands of hours of original edited and unedited video, sound recordings, photographs, physical and digital ephemera, as well as drawings, writings, interviews and correspondence with Performa Commission artists.

Both will involve fellows in seminars with curators and leaders across cultural fields, visits to museums and performing arts organizations, and research into current practices around the presentation, collecting and conservation of performance.

Click here for more information on the fellowships and how to apply.