Tagged with Dance

Bellmay is an artist in every imaginable sense of the word. Both dance and visual arts have always been at the forefront of his life. The visions that he now brings to his audience to the furthest vistas he can venture out on in his mind’s eye. (more)

For thousands of years, a nomadic people known as the Tuareg have carved out an austere existence in Africa's Sahara desert. Filmmaker Kathi von Koerber plumbs the mystical depths of Tuareg consciousness in her debut documentary, Footsteps in Africa: A Nomadic Journey. [An RS Encore Presentation] (more)

In this age of decreasing physical activity and overworked brain activity, how do we come home to ourselves in the most efficient and effective manner?  How do we train intensively without self violence?  In this interview, Bill Hedberg discusses the Shen Tao approach to physical conditioning. (more)

In Brazil, on a journey into nature using Butoh dance and improvisation as a way to experience paradise with all senses, we learn that performance stimulates the will to live and a longing to allow the rumbling of the universe to enter one's body. (more)

Since ancient times, people have believed that music holds the power of transformation, and that new forms of music tell us about changes in society to come. (more)

[RS Gallery] • One of the most subversive choreographers of her generation, Ann Liv Young freely mixes signals from fairytales, and pop culture to explore systems of control and dominance. "I don't understand the term 'artist' completely," she says. "I make what I make because of my history and the things I've been through. If that is an 'artist' then so be it." (more)