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Movement Research at the Judson Church | Jan 8, 2024

Stacy Lynn Smith, Amelia Heintzelman & Leah Fournier, Yao Qingmei

  • Mon, Jan 8, 2024 | 7pm
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.
ID: 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.

A free, high visibility low-tech forum for experimentation, emerging ideas, and works-in-progress held in the Fall and Spring seasons. Artists are selected by a rotating committee of peer artists, and join Movement Research Artists-In-Residence and international guests each season in performing at the historic Judson Memorial Church.

Accessibility Notes

The accessible entrance is located at 243 Thompson St. and the elevator at Judson Memorial Church is currently working. Personnel from the Judson Memorial Church will be at the entrance. The elevator connects Level 1 (street access) to Level 3 (Meeting Room where performances take place) and Level B or basement (where restrooms are located).

For access information or requests, please contact accessibility@movementresearch.org with the subject “MR at Judson”.

Past event

Location

Judson Memorial Church
55 Washington Square S
New York, NY 10012

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Artists

Stacy Lynn Smith

Stacy Lynn Smith

Stacy Lynn Smith is a neurodivergent, mixed race/Black performance artist, choreographer, director and Green Circle Keeper at Hidden Water (by and for those affected by CSA), whose practice synthesizes various lineages of improvisational forms, somatics, experimental theater and butoh.

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Amelia Heintzelman & Leah Fournier

Amelia Heintzelman & Leah Fournier

Leah Fournier and Amelia Koper Heintzelman have been making performance together for nearly a decade.

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Yao Qingmei

Yao Qingmei

Yao Qingmei’s practice traverses the boundary between performance and its site, frequently enacting intervention in public space to perturb the parameters of its reality and surroundings.

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