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Past Events, Workshops and Classes

December 2023

Category: Events

Movement Research at the Judson Church | Dec 4, 2023

Laila J. Franklin, Umami Playground Dance Company, Paul Hamilton

Mon, Dec 4, 2023

Anabella Lenzu performing for MR@Judson. She stands speaking into a mic. Large illustration of skeletons are spread on the floor as well as other small objects. Audience members watch attentively. Photo by Rachel Keane.

November 2023

Category: Workshop

Sounding Body Series: Voice as Movement

Peter Sciscioli

Thu, Nov 30 - Dec 14, 2023

Participants move in various positions with mouths open in sound during a Voice and Movement class in Movement Research's Ninth Street Studio. In the foreground a dancer in black reaches their arm upwards. Photo by Harry Shunyao Zhang.
Category: Events

The Gaza Monologues

Wed, Nov 29, 2023

A graphic with a red, black, and white text over red flowers and different blocks. Text reads: The Gaza Monologues Ashtar Theatre. Performed by Aaina Amin, Jen Elias, Abou Farman, Sahar K, H. Sinno, and more Sound by Muyassar Youseff Kurdi.
Category: Events

Movement Research at the Judson Church | AoCC Curation | Nov 27, 2023

Ching-I Chang, Nikaio Bulan Sahar Thomashow, Morgan Amirah

Mon, Nov 27, 2023

loveconductors performing at Movement Research at the Judson Church. Dancers are in motion executing different actions. One of them is squatting with arms to the side, another is in a gentle pelvic tilt body wrapped in fabric and fluorescent lights, at distance a dancer is walking with a big rope between the hands, another dancer swings a flowy fabric through the hair. Photo by Rachel Keane.
Category: Class

Dark Room Ballet: No Diagram Anatomy Workshop

Krishna Washburn, Alejandra Ospina

Sat, Nov 18 - Dec 16, 2023

Abstract colorful illustration of three dancers. They wear shifting fabrics and reahc they arms in stylistic poses. Photo courtesy of the artists.
Category: Events

Studies Project: Telephone Film Virtual Screening

Wed, Nov 15, 2023

Black and white photo. Telephone Dancers Marielys Burgos Meléndez and Louisa Mann's images are overlaid as they rest on a hallway wall and door, respectively. Both are reaching one arm up. ASL performer Ian Sanborn's upper body is shown in the lower middle part of the image as his hands rest on an imaginary wall.
Category: Class

Releasing

Yvonne Meier

Mon, Nov 13 - Nov 27, 2023

Abstract animal drawing in different bright colors. Drawing by Yvonne Meier.
Category: Workshop

Myth of Emptiness

Deborah Hay

Nov 13 - Nov 17, 2023

Photo of several dancers posing in front of a gray wall. They pose at different levels, some standing others sitting or on their knees. Photo courtesy of the artist.
Category: Events

Movement Research at the Judson Church | Nov 13, 2023

Liony Garcia, Brendan Drake, Fana Fraser

Mon, Nov 13, 2023

loveconductors performing at Movement Research at the Judson Church. Dancers are in motion executing different actions. One of them is squatting with arms to the side, another is in a gentle pelvic tilt body wrapped in fabric and fluorescent lights, at distance a dancer is walking with a big rope between the hands, another dancer swings a flowy fabric through the hair. Photo by Rachel Keane.
Category: Class

Morning Class

Nov 7 - Dec 21, 2023

A group of dancers walks through St. Marks Church during a class. The photo is taken from above. The floor is a blonde wood. Photo by Tori Lawrence.
Category: Events

Movement Research at the Judson Church | Nov 06, 2023

Vitche-Boul Ra, SHA Creative Outlet / Shannon Yu 余香儒, Fredrik Quiñones

Mon, Nov 6, 2023

loveconductors performing at Movement Research at the Judson Church. Dancers are in motion executing different actions. One of them is squatting with arms to the side, another is in a gentle pelvic tilt body wrapped in fabric and fluorescent lights, at distance a dancer is walking with a big rope between the hands, another dancer swings a flowy fabric through the hair. Photo by Rachel Keane.
Category: Class

The Feldenkrais Method® studies the works of our nervous system and our ability to recognize and create movement patterns that are both more efficient and more pleasant.

Tasha Taylor

Wed, Nov 1 - Dec 20, 2023

Six people engaged in a movement lying on their backs on a floor with both knees bent and tilted to the left.Their arms are relatively close to their torso with palms facing up. Each person has their head turned different degrees to the left in quiet repose. Photo Courtesy of Tasha Taylor.