NOV 6-8, 2015

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• inging
  Jeanine Durning’s practice of unscripted nonstop language as performance.

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• Reorganizing Ourselves
  A performative lecture featuring choreographer Deborah Hay and philosopher and cognitive scientist Alva Noë discussing perception, consciousness, and the links between art and science. The program concludes with a salon-style discussion with audience members facilitated by dance curator Michèle Steinwald.

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• Talk the Walk: Local Artists at the Intersection of Language and Choreographic Thinking.
  Short works by Gerald Casel, Maurya Kerr, Hope Mohr, Megan Nicely, Lauren Simpson/Jenny Stulberg, and Maureen Whiting.

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• Workshop with Jeanine Durning: what we do when we do the thing we do before we know what we are doing. Durning's workshop was a rare opportunity for artists of all kinds to investigate creative practice, choreography, and performance through acceptance of “not knowing” as a generative state.

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Curated by: Hope Mohr