Jimena Paz SPRING 18 BAC SPACE RESIDENT ARTISTS
Choreographer Ligia Lewis will use melodrama as a point of departure for Water Will (in Melody), a devised choreographic work for three performers.
Dance/theater artist David Neumann will examine questions from Quantum Mechanics and place privilege, masculinity, and race into the cosmic scale.
Choreographer Jimena Paz's research is focused on the urge to move within and around opinions of foreignness, an urge rooted in the untrained body.
Choreographer RoseAnne Spradlin will develop a new work exploring the possibility of internal exhaustion, the dancer's drive toward self-exposure, and the cycling of the form through apogee and perigee.
The lineup also includes: Composer and pianist Tarek Yamani and Performance artist Sacha Yanow.
Save the Date! BAC Space Studio Showings
On April 12, BAC Space artists invite audiences into the studio for a glimpse of the creative process and an opportunity to see works in varying stages of development. The showings are open to the public, free to attend, and reservations will be available online at 12PM on Monday, April 2.
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Choreographer Ligia Lewis will use melodrama as a point of departure for Water Will (in Melody), a devised choreographic work for three performers.
Dance/theater artist David Neumann will examine questions from Quantum Mechanics and place privilege, masculinity, and race into the cosmic scale.
Choreographer Jimena Paz's research is focused on the urge to move within and around opinions of foreignness, an urge rooted in the untrained body.
Choreographer RoseAnne Spradlin will develop a new work exploring the possibility of internal exhaustion, the dancer's drive toward self-exposure, and the cycling of the form through apogee and perigee.
The lineup also includes: Composer and pianist Tarek Yamani and Performance artist Sacha Yanow.
Save the Date! BAC Space Studio Showings
On April 12, BAC Space artists invite audiences into the studio for a glimpse of the creative process and an opportunity to see works in varying stages of development. The showings are open to the public, free to attend, and reservations will be available online at 12PM on Monday, April 2.
MORE INFORMATION
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