Video Featurettes

By • Mar 29th, 2010 • Category: From the NDA Blog, General

Featuring just a few of the Performance Mix Festival Artists on their process. Get to know them on-line. And then, take the leap and see them live at Joyce SoHo.

Dianna David & Charity Zapanta

dubD Productions is a rising talent in Vancouver who is recognized for using traditional techniques in mime, clown, and dance and fusing them with new forms of performance such as contact juggling, photon light manipulation, shadow play and video interaction.

Rachel Schroeder

Rachel Schroeder is a multi-disciplinary artist who choreographs, writes, acts, dances, mimes, sings, directs, dramaturges, and teaches.

Jody Sperling/ Time Lapse Dance

Jody Sperling, artistic director of Time Lapse Dance, is a dancer, choreographer, and dance scholar based in New York City.

Miriam Wolf

Miriam Wolf, originally from Takoma Park, MD moved to New York and continues to attempt to make change through her creative life; her work has been presented at The Cunningham Studio Theater, Triskelion Arts, St. Mark’s Church, La MaMa, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, Judson Church, and Joyce SoHo.

Michael Freeman

Michael Freeman is an actor, clown, choreographer and director. Recently, he performed in the Off-Broadway horror spectacle Club Purgatorio and in Lee Sobel’s production of Escape from the Women’s Wacko Ward at the Duplex.

No Work Productions

From Montreal, No Work Productions One Plus Digressions, half text half movement, is a refreshingly accessible, witty, well-crafted work that pokes fun at the art of choreography and obsessive self-analysis.

GAG

GAG portrays the touchstones of contemporary dance – physical intensity, raw virtuosity and pedestrian movement, nudity, sexuality, coexistence of artistic genres (rock, performance art, scripted scenes, improv, etc.).

MOVE: The Company

MOVE: the company is dedicated to the creation and presentation of both experimental and traditional contemporary dance works; the company promotes an environment for creative exchange between artists both emerging and established.

Dana Salisbury’s “Why the dog had to eat my homework…”

Dana Salisbury’s investigations span dance, video, language, site-specific performance installation and visual art; her newest works are dances for blindfolded audiences.

Near East Family

Near East Family is an interdisciplinary art collective working in a wide range of sonic, visual, literary, performing, and media arts to create innovative live performances, video, recordings, installation and hybrid works.

Tif Bullard

Tif Bullard’s work examines the way sound, image, media, clothing, and context create codes that infiltrate and control the body in unnatural and untruthful ways of being.


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