Issue #6: heroes and histories, Spring/Summer 1993

There are only a few performances, less than a handful really, that have aroused in me a sense of fullness and spirit that Edith Piaf’s did. She gave me the sense that she and I were meeting in a clearing that was beyond either of our personalities, even beyond our person. Piaf was the song singing. She wasn’t trying to affect me, reach out to me, or teach me anything. She had in a sense disappeared. So, I too, could disappear. We met with what was left. --from Cornerstones by Ruth Zaporah

Video Clips from Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, November 10, 2008. Featuring the work of Miriam Wolf, Chun-Chen Chang (CC), Netta Yerushalmy and Jo Morris

Video Clips from Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, October 27, 2008. Featuring the work of Jimena Paz, DOORKNOB COMPANY, Milka Djordjevich and Chris Peck.

Video Clips from Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, October 20, 2008. Featuring the work of Tatyana Tenenbaum, Mollie O'Brien, Karen Gayle/xodus dance collective and Theory1:Dance.

Here is where I’m going to pick up our conversation, from alejandra’s email:

**more on the conceptual side, and possibly related to the previous topic,
i'm impressed by  Daghdha's capacity to state views of what dance is or

Mary Armentrout shares a site-specific dance video on the oak grove that was site of the longest tree sit-in in American history (December '06 to September '08) at UC Berkeley.

In April 2008, CC co-editor Levi Gonzalez tried to contact choreograph.net editor Jeffrey Gormly to establish a collaborative project between the two publications and their mother organizations - Movement Research for CC and Daghdha for choreograph.net.