Videos for nyc - dance-tech

Bullettrun Presents:Parkour On Stage, City Streets and Nature

2009-05-27T17:15:44.532Z

This Bulllettrun video was screened at APK's (B)East Coast Film Festival 2009. Enjoy and thanks to all involved!

wonder-wall

2009-04-03T19:51:11.170Z

spliced together rehearsal footage from 2006....

music: "wonderwall" by oasis (sung by cat power)

choreography & video editing: shaun boyle

dancers: adam mckinney & shaun boyle

The creation of this work was made possible in part by The Field's FAR residencey…

Parkour In New York, Part VI: Parkour vs. Free Running

2009-02-18T22:47:04.000Z

Parkour In New York, Part V: David Belle Talks About The Media and Parkour

2009-02-18T22:46:26.473Z

Parkour In New York, Part IV: David Belle Introduced At New Yorker Festival

2009-02-18T22:45:38.132Z

Parkour In New York, Part III: Where Did Parkour Come From?

2009-02-18T22:45:15.477Z

Parkour In New York, Part I: How Did You First Learn About Parkour?

2009-02-18T22:44:00.509Z

Parkour Multimedia and Live Performance At The Brooklyn Lyceum

2009-02-18T22:42:46.629Z

Ten Duets on a Theme of Rescue

2008-11-11T22:59:06.251Z

by Crystal Pite
"I am fascinated by the shared narratives that live in our bodies -- the familiar, repetitive storylines that move across cultures and generations, and the body's role in providing the illustrative shape of those moments. I'm curious about the way in which the body can convey profound meaning through the simplest of gestures, and how distortion, iteration and analysis of familiar human action provide an opportunity to recognize and re-frame ourselves in each other."

A Short Documentary About Parkour

2008-09-21T23:48:23.113Z

A short documentary about Parkour featuring NYPK and Exo in Central Park, Roosevelt Island and Battery Park Summer 2007

dance-tech.net @ The Bessies: Hilary Clark receives her award.

2008-09-17T14:33:55.443Z

Congratulations Hilary!
Hilary Clark
For a mesmeric body of work as a fearless and magnanimous performer, whose gorgeous, astute, “take no prisoners” interpretations of experimental work -- most notably that of Tere O’Connor, Luciana Achugar, and Fiona Marcotty -- enliven the very evolution of the form itself.

Hilary Clark has had the pleasure to dance with Tere O'Connor since 2004. Her interpretation of this art form has been influenced and inspired by many experiences and people. In New York since 1998, she has been investigating process and performance with many artists and choreographers, some of who include Fiona Marcotty, and presently Larissa Velez and Luciana Achugar.

Dance Atefacts and the Clowd: Interview with Michelle Ellsworth

2008-09-15T03:04:38.803Z

This is an interview with Michelle Ellsworth on day before her premiere in NYC of her lecture/performance/dance TIFPRABAP.ORG The Institute For Potential Religious Artifacts Beliefs and Procedures.
Interesting artist and compelling performer.
Michelle’s TIFPRABAP.ORG mixes performance, sculpture, websites, cartoons, video installations, spread sheets, and dance.

http://michelleellsworth.com/

Susan Marshall - Cloudless

2008-08-28T18:20:20.236Z

"Cloudless is dramatically taut and emotionally rich.. Susan Marshall is one of the most significant choreographers working today." --The New York Times

Playing the Building/performance

2008-08-26T02:40:27.804Z

In conjunction with Creative Time, Playing the Building is an installation by David Byrne that transformed a 9,000 square foot abandoned room in Lower Manhattan's Battery Maritime Building into an instrument for the summer. An antique pump organ controls devices that create sounds using the building's infrastructure, including heating pipes, metal beams and pillars.

For a special event last month, curator Mark Beasley invited accomplished musicians to perform an improvisational piece with the building. The result is a captivating musical experience.

paris is burning

2008-08-23T22:45:18.546Z

A Willi ninja tribute

dance-tech.net presents: dance as a way of knowing: interview with Alva Noë

2008-06-17T01:32:00.769Z

Embodied Techne Series
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Marlon Barrios Solano interviewed the philosopher of Alva Noë in his brief visit to NYC. He explains his line of inquiry on perception and action and why dance (and human movement) is relevant for the understanding and development of consciousness. He also talks about his experience with the Lisa Nelson's "Tunning Scores" joint workshop and how certain approaches to dance training and composition can collaborate with science and philosophy in generating knowledge from an embodied perspective.
He is the author of the book "Action in Perception".
http://mitpress.mit.edu/catalog/item/default.asp?ttype=2&tid=10257

Alva Noe's bio from his website:

I am a Professor of Philosophy at the University of California, Berkeley

I work principally on the philosophy of mind and cognitive science, with special interest in the theory of perception. I am also interested in the philosophy of art, the history of analytic philosophy, Phenomenology, and Wittgenstein.

I am member of the UC Berkeley Institute for Cognitive and Brain Sciences and I am on the faculty of Berkeley's Cognitive Science Program. I am also a member of the new UC Berkeley Center for New Media.

During the 2007-2008 academic year I will be a Fellow of the Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin (Institute for Advanced Study in Berlin).

From 10 August 2007, through mid-July 2008, I can be reached by mail at the following address: Alva Noë; Fellow; Wissenschaftskolleg zu Berlin; Wallotstrasse 19; 14193 Berlin; Germany.

Produced by Marlon Barrios Solano for dance-tech.net

choreography reel short version

2008-04-16T19:37:37.683Z

Donovan is an established spoke's person on hip-hop trends & culture with numerous appearances on national syndicated talk shows like Oprah, Video Music Box, BET’s Rap City & various MTV shows. With over 15 years of professional entertainment and artist development experience working, with many established production companies & labels.

Petronio's Dancers: Interviewd by The Joyce Blog

2008-04-02T15:51:24.417Z

Kathryn sits with Michael Badger and Amanda Wells, dancers with Stephen Petronio Company.

What Is Dance Anyway?: Interview with Karen Bernard

2008-03-30T06:59:08.336Z

Interview with Karen Bernard director of new dance alliance and producer of the Performance Mix Festival.
http://www.newdancealliance.org/about-pmix.htm
Formed in 1979, New Dance Alliance (NDA) is a non-profit tax exempt arts service organization whose mission is to actively promote emerging forms of innovative dance, video, music, and interdisciplinary performance work. NDA was founded to support an artistic community with limited institutional resources, and to provide this community with increased opportunities to share experimental works with the public. Today NDA remains dedicated to its founding principals and has expanded its programming to include services that enable artists’ career advancement.