Posts Tagged ‘contact improvisation’
Transaction Being Processed
February 21, 2011
Kalipile Gaxamba with his granddaughters Vuyisa and Lungisa in New Brighton last July. Transaction Being Processed: Metaphor, Identity, and Change in South Africa by Eryn Rosenthal, in collaboration with Xolani Rani and other South African artists tba Identity post-apartheid, and our relationship to boundaries, limits, and new roles In 1998-99, the last year of Nelson […]
2011 | Projects | Tags: contact improvisation, democracy, dialogue, interviews, Johannesburg, Kalipile Gaxamba, limits, Lungisa Gaxamba, New Brighton, roles, South Africa, transition, Vuyisa Gaxamba
Fugue States, or the tender role of Shulamith
September 5, 2001
Fugue States, or the tender role of Shulamith Multilingual dance-theater piece about absence, repetition, weight and the Holocaust. In Fugue States, we re-examined and translated much of my thesis research on the testimony process, art, and Holocaust survivors to the stage. Contact improvisation became metaphor and method for representing the active witnessing vital within […]