Paradigms Shift

Whether applying these models to change the way dancers and audiences experience space, time, and the interplay of forces à la Elizabeth Streb; bouncing off them in metaphoric ways to explore human relations, like Karole Armitage and Amanda Miller; or transforming the technology and processes of com...

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Published in:Dance chronicle 2010-11, Vol.33 (3), p.351-352
Main Authors: Meglin, Joellen A., Brooks, Lynn Matluck
Format: Article
Language:English
Subjects:
Asian Americans
Dance
Human relations
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Summary:Whether applying these models to change the way dancers and audiences experience space, time, and the interplay of forces à la Elizabeth Streb; bouncing off them in metaphoric ways to explore human relations, like Karole Armitage and Amanda Miller; or transforming the technology and processes of composition in dance, like Merce Cunningham, these choreographers have delved into the science of physics to reconceptualize dance. [...] this is but one of many reverberations and resonances among articles evident as we look back over the past three years and the special themes that Dance Chronicle has investigated:
ISSN:0147-2526
1532-4257
DOI:10.1080/01472526.2010.517493