March Dance acknowledges the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation the traditional owners of the land and waters upon which we dance.
TALKING BODIES - LATE NIGHT LIBRARY
11 April | SURRY HILLS LIBRARY
Featuring Julie-Anne Long, Bhenji Ra and Ivey Wawn, Talking Bodies is a unique series of lecture performances that aim to get underneath the skin of dance. Tracing connections between real-life stories, the big topics of our time and dance, this series affords new insights into the evocative and often daring ways dance artists use the body to challenge how we see the world.
IVEY WAWN
The third in this series of lecture performances', Ivey Wawn combines knowledge from science, politics and popular culture to reveal how the social choreographies we live within might be something we can also reconfigure. Ivey draws on poetics from observations of microbial and economic processes to develop choreographic blueprints for the human scale. Her current research considers how speculative practices, especially those concerning debt, manipulate the relations between past, present and future.
Image Credit: Ivey Wawn ‘Greyness and Infinity, photo by Keelan O’Hehir
Curators: Katy Green Loughrey and Rhiannon Newton
Late Night Library is supported by The City of Sydney
Talking Bodies: Julie-Anne Long
PHOTOGRAPHY: KATY GREEN LOUGHREY
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when
11 April 2019 at 8.30pm
cost
FREE- bookings essential
venue
Surry Hills Library, 405 Crown St, Surry Hills NSW