Dance to the People is an open and itinerant collective that consists of dancers/movers and other collaborators (videographers, actors, scientists, photographers, architects) who work in non-hierarchal forms of art making.
We collaborate to develop content and structures of improvisation, movement research, training, and performance, by fostering the exchange of resources already present in our community. With each project we further discover innovative ways to work that move us away from a didactic process and closer to a democratic process in which performers are co-owners.
We create together because we believe revolutionary art can only manifest itself through collective processes.
We collaborate to develop content and structures of improvisation, movement research, training, and performance, by fostering the exchange of resources already present in our community. With each project we further discover innovative ways to work that move us away from a didactic process and closer to a democratic process in which performers are co-owners.
We create together because we believe revolutionary art can only manifest itself through collective processes.
last performance of #alloftheabove 2018
The Clemente Center June 24 1pm FREE
107 Suffolk Street
New York, NY 10002
The Dancer-Citizen is an online, open-access, peer-reviewed journal exploring the work of socially engaged dance artists. Contributors to the first five issues of The Dancer-Citizen (we're one of them) were invited into a collaborative process with the journal toward the development of this live, curated event, with the aim of more deeply exploring themes generated by the journal issues. Hosted by editor Julie B. Johnson in Atlanta, and with live feed originating from New York City and Los Angeles in the US, and Hamburg, Germany, MOVING THE MAP will invite audiences both on-site and on-line to performances, workshops, and discussion. Sequential scheduling will allow audiences to move among events or stay engaged with one site; the full event will be available after today in the journal archive.
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