Movement Research announces Issue #51 of its semi-annual print publication, the Movement Research Performance Journal. Continuing to experiment with approaches to engage contemporary performance through the medium of print, this issue of the MRPJ offers original textual explorations of ideas, as well as photo essays and visual experiments that present options for how we consider the place of dance in the contemporary moment.
Functioning as an object that is both form and content, the front and back covers of Issue #51 feature images of Elizabeth Garren, Wendy Perron and Mona Sulzman dancing Splang in Trisha Brown’s loft in 1978, taken by Christopher Rauschenberg, son of Robert Rauschenberg, and a teenager at the time. These beautifully awkward and intimately captured photographs show something of the movement research preceding what is now recognized as Brown's form and language. Framing the issue, these images speak to the intersections between what fills the pages of this volume: a reflective memorial portfolio on Brown's life and work, edited by Iréne Hultman, and a collection of dense and speculative texts edited by Mårten Spångberg that address "movement research" — the topic, rather than the organization....
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Contents
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I love Movement Research
Mårten Spångberg
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Twelve Rules to put Thought in Motion
Tristan Garcia
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From the Sad Body to the Moving Body
Nina Power
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The Ceremony of Us in the Legacy of We
Sri Louise
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Imagining and Feigning
Bojana Cvejić
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The Moment Before
Mette Edvardsen
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Learning to Derive
Yves Citton
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Effing the Ineffable
Eleanor Bauer
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The Bodies in Sade's Dream
Austin Gross
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Relations of Unpredictable Encounters
Nikima Jagudajev
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Never Stop Dancing
Ingrid Luquet-Gad
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Gravity
Anne Juren
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The Movement as Living Non-Body
Daniel Blanga Gubbay
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Not-Knowing: Mobility as a State of Unrest
Alice Chauchat
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Vibration Spasm Reactivation
Franco Bifo Berardi
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Movement Research as a Performance Practice
Ana Vujanović w/ Ellen Söderhult
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Dance and Philosohy
Graham Harman
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Trish the Explorer
Iréne Hultman
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A Body in the History
Jean-Marc Adolphe
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Archiving the Gesture
Cori Olinghouse
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Trisha is my Shepherd; I shall not want...
Christopher-Rasheem McMillan
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Trisha's Wavelength
Denise Luccioni
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Reflections
Christopher Rauschenberg, Wendy Perron, Nina Lundborg, Stephen Petronio, Vicky Shick, Lance Gries, Shelley Senter, David Thomson, Brandi Norton, Stacy Matthew Spence, Lawrence Stone, Jodi Melnick, Todd Lawrence Stone, Neal Beasley, Judith Sanchez Ruiz, Laurel Jenkins, Dai Jian
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Micro-Rhythms and Mini-Dramas
Iréne Hultman, Susan Rosenberg and Vicky Shick
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Inside, Between, Beyond
Ursula Eagly
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Excerpts from the Black Dancing Body
Brenda Dixon Gottschild
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Meeting Points:
Dava, Jasmine, Leslie, Solange, Trisha
Leslie Cuyjet, Davalois Fearon, Jasmine Hearn
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A Fond Memoir with Sundry Reflections on a Friend and her Art
Yvonne Rainer
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Trisha Brown's Orfeo
Peggy Phelan
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ADDITIONAL CONTRIBUTORS
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This issue features a selection of photos of book covers selected by artist Jennifer Lacey.
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The cover and portfolio feature photographs by Christopher Rauschenberg, Johan Elbers, Babette Mangolte, Mark Hanauer, Nathaniel Tileston, Patrick Benjard, Tristan Vales, Christiane Robin, Nancy Tutko, Guy Delahaye, and Jack Mitchell.
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Dispersed throughout the portfolio are a collection of memories of Trisha Brown in the form of one image, contributed by Hope Mohr, Tara Lorenzen, Dorothée Alémany, Leah Morrison, Eva Karczag, Shelley Senter, Mindy Myers, Keith Thompson, Kelly McDonald, Kathleen Fisher, Dai Jian, Lance Gries, Trish Oesterling, Brandi Norton, Denise Luccioni, and Stacy Spence.
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