We invest so much time in the studio that sometimes we can
forget the end goal. Watching completed works is a reminder of why sweating
away in a technique class has value. It’s the inspiration to push forward and
create your own art.
Dance Film Night is our bi-annual examination of dance on
screen. On Thursday, October 9, Julie Nathanielsz will lead a viewing and
discussion that includes several choreographers as well as visual artists.
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| One of the works to be discussed: Oliver Herring's Nathan (Hotel Room) |
This film night is exploring the relationship between the
camera and the movement. It’s the intersection of technology, movement, and
even some visual art. Feed your brain to inspire your body and come
learn about some amazing choreographers.
“Dance Film Night is about giving students access to work
we wouldn't be able to see in our community. It’s the opportunity
to broaden the
scope of what we call dance.”
- Darla Johnson
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