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choreographic residencies and support

Jonah Bokaer Arts Foundation Artist-in-Residence, September - December 2019

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The Elizabeth Streb GO! Emerging Artist Commissioning Program at the STREB Lab for Action Mechanics, 2019 and 2016

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Mount Tremper Arts, Subsidized Residency, 2019 and 2018

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Fresh Tracks at New York Live Arts, Emerging Artist Commission and Residency Program, 2016-2017

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Work Up at Gibney Dance, Emerging Artist Commission and Residency Program, 2015

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Salem Art Works, Independent Artist Residency, 2015

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selected Works / performances

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Two dancers are sealed inside of inflatable vinyl balls.  Over time, repeated gestures decay and germinate in correlation with the fatigue and exertion of the dancers, and the momentum of the balls.

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The Tumblewreath​

 

Three dancers explore softness and power within accumulating circular patterns. The movement’s languid style is thrown into tension by the dance’s formal, rule-bound score — which features punishing repetition

 

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structure monster | joy machine

 

An accumulating circular movement pattern gradually wears out its dancers.  The choreography is a windmill, a formal structure that generates power.  As the choreography's patterns pick up speed, and the dancers fatigue, they must, paradoxically, relax, softening into momentum, into the arms of the dance itself.  Then they fly.  The dance churns softness into power.

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i am an empath

 

Solo movement study on softness, weight, fatigue, and failure.

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albatross

 

Large group work.  Collective exhaustion produces ‘energetic unison’ despite radically different movement styles of up to nine performers.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Nostos

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On the heroic/quixotic nature of trying to do something impossible​

 

 

 

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The Bloodgates

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On the psychotic nature of trying to do something impossible​

 

 

 

 

 

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The Hard Way

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On the comedic/tragicomic/quixotic nature of trying to do something impossible

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DraftWork at Danspace Project; New York, NY — April 4, 2020 (Cancelled due to COVID-19)

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STREB Lab for Action Mechanics (Emerging Artist Commissioning Program showing); Brooklyn, NY — June 2019

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Mount Tremper Arts (residency showing); Mount Tremper, NY — April 2019 

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New York Live Arts (Fresh Tracks residency showing); New York, NY — June 2018

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New York Live Arts (Fresh Tracks residency showing); New York, NY — January 2017

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Movement Research at the Judson Church; New York, NY — May 2016

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Food for Thought at Danspace Project; New York, NY  January 2016

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Under Exposed at Dixon Place Theater; New York, NY  September 2015

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Work Up (residency showing) at Gibney Dance Center; New York, NY  April 2015

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TINY DANCE Festival at The Brick Theater; Brooklyn, NY  December 2014

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The Tank; New York, NY  November 2014 (Evening-length work)

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The CURRENT SESSIONS presents: Issue IV, Volume II, at The Wild Project; New York, NY  August 2014

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Check iT! Dance Festival: A Celebration of Female Choreographers, in Central Park; New York, NY  June 2014

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New Voices in Live Performance at The Center for Performance Research; Brooklyn, NY — June 2014

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SprINCUBATE at Soundance Studio Theater; Brooklyn, NY  May 2014

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Crossing Boundaries at Dixon Place Theater; New York, NY  April 2014

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Triskelion Arts; Brooklyn, NY  March 2014 (Half-evening-length work / Split Bill)

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Movement Research at the Judson Church; New York, NY — February 2014

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Post-Dance 3x3 atThe Panoply Performance Laboratory; Brooklyn, NY  June 2013

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AUNTS: Chain Curation at St. Nick's Alliance; Brooklyn, NY  June 2013

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The Chocolate Factory Theater Presents Sarah Maxfield’s THROW, curated in 2012-2013 by Lindsey Dietz Marchant; Queens, NY  February 2013

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WAXworks at Triskelion Arts; Brooklyn, NY  January 2013 

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selected press

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