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Fashioning Legacies Ox-Bow Summer 2015

Performance exercise Walking Across the Room Together in the gallery space we lovingly called The Vault

#performance #fashioninglegacies #ox-bow

Fashioning Legacies Ox-Bow Summer 2015

Drawing exercise based on action words: Float, Weight/Wait, Down Class taught by J. Soto and Anthony Romero

#ox-bow #performance #drawing #fashioninglegacies

choreography for the soft at Wendy’s Subway/Aeromoto Library. #NADANYC2015, #dance, #performancescore #wendyssubway

Outside cover of performance score made with Loring McAlpin’s The Social Body Electric in mind. For Wendy’s Subway+Aeromoto reading room. #NADA2015, #performancescore, #elbow

Alone/Dance/Alone (work in progress)

studio studies at the bushwick inlet

#ecstasy #mourning #signs #studies #lettering

The Conviction of Pearl Dakota trailer

Dancers Anna Greenawalt, Joseph Hutto, Dani Martinez, April Noga

Assistant Director April Noga Production Meghan Moe Beitiks

Performed at the Chicago Cultural Center Dance Studio, November 8th, 2014

Supported by the Chicago Department of Cultural Affairs and Special Events

#chicagoculturalcenter #dance #performance

Apagar La Luz, performed February 21, 2015 at VOX POPULI, Philadelphia, PA

from the archive:

Untitled, 2013

Choreographed in collaboration with Anthony Romero

Imperfect Symmetry at A+D Gallery, Chicago IL featuring dancers, Sabrina Baranda, Gemma Martin and Evelyn Sanchez

Curated by Sara Black and Karsten Lund

EXHIBITION CATALOG

October 3-November 7, 2013

For this experimental group exhibition, thirteen artists or collaborators explore manifestations of "imperfect symmetry"—a phenomenon emerging at the hazy border of two more familiar concepts, symmetry and asymmetry. Through photographs, videos, sculptures, sound works and performances, these artists offer varied interpretations of this odd but evocative notion, which is potentially full of metaphorical or interpersonal meaning.

Alturas. A publication focused on contemporary brown writing and surface design. Inaugural issue forthcoming.

3X5

A dance by Soto and Joseph Hutto in response to the Kris Studios archive, a bygone male physique house in Chicago. This work was presented at Links Hall on January 17, 2014 as part of Extinct Entities, a festival of performance, screenings and readings curated by Erin Nixon, Anthony Stepter and Anthony Romero.

Hi-Visibility

Performance script for Sounds Like the City Limits

Performed at High Concept Laboratories

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