Projects
Paper RootsPaper Roots is a new work by Rosely Conz and Bailey Anderson exploring the current political landscape from two distinct vantage points. In this new work, Rosely Conz explores uprooting through the use of sugar taffy while Bailey Anderson investigates race and flying while covered in white paper airplanes. This duet is divided by a wall separating the two, yet when viewed together the works comment back and forth on each other.
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The Weight of Sharing: Resilience, Resistance, and EthicsAs somatic practitioners we are constantly sharing in various ways: as teachers, presenters, facilitators, performers, and artists. With that sharing, comes the weight of ethical treatment and awareness of patterns of resistance and resilience. In the this two part workshop and performance, Bailey Anderson and Amanda Benzin will draw from feminist and disability pedagogical practices and training as well as versatile backgrounds across many forms of dance and somatic practice. This work was shared at the Body Mind Centering Association 2018 conference at Smith College.
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Befriending ForgetingThis work by Bailey Anderson uses marbles and process-based choreography to explore what it means to forget while dancing. Culminating from research about dementia and Alzheimer's this work rethinks of chaos as transformative and plays with popular culture references of forgetfulness.
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