Phil Chan wants to get one thing straight: his work is the opposite of cancel culture. As co-founder of the organization...
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Candice Thompson has been working in and around live art for over two decades. She was a dancer with Milwaukee Ballet before moving into costume design, movement education and direction, editing and arts writing. She attended New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts, graduated from St. Mary’s College LEAP Program, and later received an MFA in literary nonfiction from Columbia University. She has written extensively about dance for publications like Andscape, The Brooklyn Rail, Dance magazine, and ArtsATL, in addition to being editorial director for DIYdancer, a project-based media company she co-founded.
If an evening of dances from Ronald K. Brown/Evidence could be said to leave me wanting, it is surely only...
“Call it culture.” This short phrase acted as the backbone of “Curriculum II,” a new work from the Bill T....
2022’s abundant, and at times, overwhelming, calendar of dance was a weekly reminder of New York’s place as ‘a’ if...
Evoking its title, Tere O’Connor’s “Rivulets” trickled through a series of dreamy episodes where movement, music, and gathering collided with...
On the evening of Tuesday November 8th, 2022, I was not up for a night out. An existential dread, induced...
