Video clips from Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, June 8, 2009. Featuring the work of Kyle Abraham, Stochastic Ensemble, Emily Wexler, and Yvonne Meier.

Video clips from Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, June 1, 2009. Featuring the work of Karl Cronin, Anna Sperber, and Charlotte Gibbons.

Video clips from Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, May 18, 2009. Featuring the work of Sasha Welsh, Roario, and Daniel Lepkoff.

Video clips from Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, May 11, 2009. Featuring the work of Joanna Kotze, Naomi Goldberg Haas, Jennifer Nugent, and HeJin Jang. 

Movement Research Performance Journal #23 - Now
Fall 2001

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Video clips from Movement Research at Judson Memorial Church, May 4, 2009. Featuring the work of Kayoko Nakajima, Enrico D. Wey, and Daria Faïn.

Movement Research Performance Journal #22 Ownership winter/spring 2001

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The University Project is an initiative of Critical Correspondence that aims to shed light on the shifting relationship between academia and working artists. More and more Universities are interested in bringing working artists on to their faculty, and many Universities now offer low-residency MFA programs to assist working artists in obtaining higher degrees. What are the ideas and who are the people behind this change in institutional thinking? In an effort to understand the issues and challenges underpinning these new models we are conducting various interviews with educators, administrators and teaching artists across the country over the course of the next few months. We are also printing some background articles from various publications that provide a framework for our discussion. Check back frequently - we will continue to add new interviews and perspectives as they are completed. Some upcoming interviews include Mary Cochran at Barnard College, Donna Faye Burchfield at Hollins University, Simon Dove at Arizona State University, and Danielle Goldman at The New School.