#dance and technology

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"The online score built upon Deborah Hay's solo "No Time To Fly" and her trio "As Holy Sites Go" holds material developed by approaching her work from three directions. There are visualisations based on data collected from as many performances as possible to look for similarities and variances, interviews with Deborah Hay and the dancers Jeanine Durning and Ros Warby and our own digital performances based on what we learned from the process" Florian Jenett & Amin Weber

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A High-Tech Dance Performance Melds Human Bodies With Code

The latest from Adrien M / Claire B, a French company exploring the intersection of dance and projection mapping.

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I’m trying to reach it from a cubist point, that your kind of seeing all of these perspectives simultaneously with the body, sort of recreating the body through the video in a way that holds metaphor and is aesthetically dynamic and interesting and works in its own right and isn’t dependent necessarily on the performance.

http://projection-mapping.org/wearable-projection-mapping-mask/

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"The Reaccession of Ted Shawn challenges notions of the archive and re-performance as understood by recent scholarship in performance studies and art history by way of digital, performative intervention and offers a new vector for displaying performance in museum spaces"

http://www.dance-tech.net/profiles/blog/show?id=1462368:BlogPost:213259&xgs

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Dance, Dancers, and Technology

Dance, Dancers, and Technology

Dancers and Technology. Either they love it or they hate it!

One needs to just bring up the topic and they would tell reasons as to why they love it or hate it. There are dancers who have not “skyped” or tweeted till date. (As a side note, a dancer confessed in the presence of an audience with mixed feelings that for the first time in her life she has used skype to connect with someone. She…

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