October 27
Time:7:00 pm — 8:00 pm
Event Category:2020-10 (OCTOBER), Dates, Invitations (ARCHIVE), Online Event, Venues
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The international festival creates a space for artists, scholars, and audiences to share, respond, and reflect beyond traditional, commercial performance spaces that often exclude people and limit access.
Tuesday, Oct 27, 2020: Massive/Microscopic Sensemaking (Melbourne-based): An International Video Series
Wednesday, Oct 28, 2020: El Grupo Folklórico P’urhépecha: Indigenous Dance from Mexico
Thursday, Oct 29, 2020: MDD’s Virtual Salon Performance Series 2020–2021: Global Edition
Tuesday’s Massive/Microscopic Sensemaking (Melbourne-based): An International Video Series presents a set of short experimental videos created by collaborative teams of scholars and artists. On Wednesday, founder and director of indigenous Grupo Folklórico P’urhépecha in Michoacán, Mexico, José Alberto Velázquez Campoverde, presents selections of traditional dance work performed by the youth group. On Thursday, Mark DeGarmo Dance presents the Global edition of its Virtual Salon Performance Series 2020–2021, dance works-in-progress with a facilitated audience response, to begin the series’ upcoming season.
About the Curators, Artists, & Scholars:
Tuesday (10/27)
Anne Harris is an American-Australian artist, academic, and Director of Creative Agency research lab.
Annette Markham is an ethnographer, critical pedagogy scholar and professor at RMIT in Melbourne.
M.E. Luka is a Toronto-based award-winning scholar, activist and digital media producer.
Wednesday (10/28)
José Alberto Velázquez Campoverde is the founder and director of the Grupo Folklórico P’urhépecha from that ethnic indigenous group occupying ancestral lands west of Mexico City.
Thursday (10/29)
Rachel Cohen’s company Racoco fuses raw materials, absurdist visuals, and quixotic choreography.
Sofia Engelman and Em Papineau are dance artists and co-founders of freeskewl, an experimental, donation-based platform for online teaching.
Dawn States is invested in ways to make dance more accessible after experiencing 2 spinal surgeries.
Teresa Fellion founded Teresa Fellion Dance in 2011, after her work as a choreographer since 2004.
Additional information about the guest curators and all artists and scholars can be found at www.markdegarmodance.org/performance.
About Mark DeGarmo Dance
Founded in 1987, Mark DeGarmo Dance is a nonprofit organization that educates New York City communities and children; creates, performs, and disseminates original artistic work; and builds intercultural community through dance arts. MDD commits its resources to serving social justice, equity, and equality issues across multiple fronts through dance arts in NYC, the U.S., and internationally.
About Mark DeGarmo
Mark DeGarmo, Ph.D., is a New York City-based dancer, choreographer, writer, and researcher. Dr. DeGarmo is Founder, Executive & Artistic Director of Mark DeGarmo Dance, New York City; Dance Director of Crossing Bridges International Artist Residency, Michoacán, Mexico; and an Artist-Scholar with Creative Agency, Australia.
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We are grateful that this program is supported in part by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew M. Cuomo and the New York State Legislature.