EYE ON DANCE presents their spotlighting artists' series focusing on the creative embodiment of racial symbols and systematic prejudice in their art. Please join the conversation. We hope to see you there.
“Sorry I Missed Your Show” presents
EYE ON DANCE
The Arts of Identity Politics: EMBRACING RACIAL AND CULTURAL IDENTIES IN THE ARTS
Featuring EOD Video Guests: Marlies Yearby and Laurie Carlos
Thursday, Dec. 15 from 6pm – 7:30pm FREE
*Space is limited. Please RSVP here
Date: Thursday, Dec. 15, 2016 at 6:00pm FREE
Location: Gibney Dance Center (280 Broadway) Enter 53A Chambers
Post Screening Dialogue with Yearby and Cynthia Oliver moderated by Celia Ipiotis
EOD TV Episode #315 (recorded in 1991)
Topic: Seeking African-AmericaValues:Embracing Racial and Cultural Identities
Moderator and Curator: Celia Ipiotis
Video Guests: MARLIES YEARBY, choreographer of Rent
Laurie Carlos, performance artist, writer, director
Talk:
How artists maintain and develop a racial identity in the face of institutionalized racism and integrate voice, drumming, and movement in African art versus the separation of similar elements in Eurocentric art.
Dance Excerpts:
Urban Bush Women’s “Praise House” (from a film by Julie Dash), Jawole Willa Jo Zollar’s “Monkey Dances,” and Yearby’s “Pushing Through a Tight Place.”
Post Video Screening Dialogue Moderated by Celia Ipiotis
Panelists:
Mariles Yearby
Cynthia Oliver, choreographer and Graduate Program Director, University of Illinois
“Sorry I Missed Your Show” presents
EYE ON DANCE
The Arts of Identity Politics: EMBRACING RACIAL AND CULTURAL IDENTIES IN THE ARTS
Featuring EOD Video Guests: Marlies Yearby and Laurie Carlos
Thursday, Dec. 15 from 6pm – 7:30pm FREE
*Space is limited. Please RSVP here
Date: Thursday, Dec. 15, 2016 at 6:00pm FREE
Location: Gibney Dance Center (280 Broadway) Enter 53A Chambers
Post Screening Dialogue with Yearby and Cynthia Oliver moderated by Celia Ipiotis
EOD TV Episode #315 (recorded in 1991)
Topic: Seeking African-AmericaValues:Embracing Racial and Cultural Identities
Moderator and Curator: Celia Ipiotis
Video Guests: MARLIES YEARBY, choreographer of Rent
Laurie Carlos, performance artist, writer, director
Talk:
How artists maintain and develop a racial identity in the face of institutionalized racism and integrate voice, drumming, and movement in African art versus the separation of similar elements in Eurocentric art.
Dance Excerpts:
Urban Bush Women’s “Praise House” (from a film by Julie Dash), Jawole Willa Jo Zollar’s “Monkey Dances,” and Yearby’s “Pushing Through a Tight Place.”
Post Video Screening Dialogue Moderated by Celia Ipiotis
Panelists:
Mariles Yearby
Cynthia Oliver, choreographer and Graduate Program Director, University of Illinois
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