• Mon-Fri, Jan 20 - 24, 2025 | 10AM-12PM
A photo of black trash bags on a sidewalk. They are lit by a street lamp. Photo courtesy the artist.
ID: A photo of black trash bags on a sidewalk. They are lit by a street lamp. Photo courtesy the artist.

We will work with a speculative relationship to one’s own body and the bodies of others to grasp what our bodies contain. Feminisms are the groundwork as we work through a variety of dancing methodologies. Through various systems of perception-action, dancing methods will be initiated from deep inside one’s internal organs; others will be formed in relation to one another as a temporary community. We will consider the bodies within bodies within bodies within frames in order to harness the social potential of dance/choreography to envision the future and reflect on the current moment, now. A set of experiential protocols will be proposed and further proposed. Relations will not be fixed to find new structures, new formats, new thinking. Dialogues shall slide between sense and nonsense, rational and irrational. In order for something to be radical, we cannot know the model it will take.

What to expect:
There will be specific prompts and instruction-based improvisations, some group conversation, plenty of movement and various formats for group configurations.

 

Accessibility Notes

  • This workshop includes auditive guidance.
  • This workshop may include printed materials and digital readings.

To request ASL interpretation or Audio Description, please email accessibility@movementresearch.org, subject line “ASL/Audio Description Request, MELT Moriah Evans” at least three (3) weeks prior to the first date of the workshop.

For access-related questions and requests, please contact accessibility@movementresearch.org, subject line “MELT Moriah Evans.”

Past workshop

Location

The Bob (previously known as 9th St Studio)
150 First Avenue
New York, NY 10009

  • Get the Green - IRT Lexington Avenue Line numbers: 6 to Astor Place
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Artists

Moriah Evans

Moriah Evans

Moriah Evans is an artist working in and on the form of dance—as an artifact, object and culture with its histories, protocols, default production mechanisms, modes of staging and viewing—and the capacity of the public to read dance.

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