Fall, 2024

My Schedule

 
Fall, 2024

• September 26: Guest speaker in class on dance criticism, Barnard College, Columbia

• December 1: Performing in Sundays on Broadway in SoHo

• December 2: Speaking at the Dance Magazine Awards

Past
Summer, 2024

• August 16: performed in
Tictac’s Sixth Anniversary Week

• June 18, Guest lecturer in Trisha Brown Intensive
Week 1, with Lisa Kraus & Vicky Shick

• June 27: Performed with Yoshiko Chuma and the School of Hard Knocks, White Wave Gala Opening Night Mark Morris Dance Center; also presented White Wave’s Lifetime Achievenent award to Joan Finkelstein

• March 7: Guest lecturer on Judson Dance Theater, Barnard

• March 14: appearing with Yoshiko Chuma in “Kinetic Mirrors, Portraits and Beyond,” part of  “Women on the Verge” exhibit, Westbeth Gallery

• March 26 & 28: Teaching Trisha Brown’s Line Up (for which I was in the original cast), Barnard

Winter, 2024

• Jan. 26: Presented a paper on Pola Nirenska at “Border Crossings: Exile and American Modern Dance 1900–1955” conference at UC Santa Barbara

• Feb. 10: Moderated after-talk of Breaking Form, the documentary about Jane Comfort, Dance on Camera, Panel 3: Innovations

December, 2023

• Dec. 4: Spoke on posthumous honors of the Dance Magazine Awards, see speech about Fort, Hines, Primus, and Tamaris.

• Dec. 12: Was a guest in Andy Teirstein’s MFA class, Tisch School of the Arts

November, 2023

• Nov. 1: Performed Trisha Brown’s Spanish Dance with other Trisha Brown alums, at Performa Gala

• Nov. 5–20, got Covid

Past events that are still accessible online

• May 10, 2023: Exhibition talk with Yvonne Rainer, associated with Rosemarie Castoro exhibit, JUDD Foundation.

• Pillow Voices: my Podcast on “Grand Union: Democracy or Anarchy” with the voices of David Gordon, Trisha Brown, Steve Paxton, and Yvonne Rainer

• This conversation at Skirball with Douglas Dunn is the first Zooming I did regarding my book on Grand Union

• This “Conversation Without Walls” was taped by Danspace, with Yvonne Rainer, Barbara Dilley, and me.

• This conversation with Barbara Dilley and Jed Bark, was sponsored by 192 Books, an affiliate of Paula Cooper Gallery