"From Memphis rap to Manchester post-punk and Laurel Canyon-worthy beauty, a new generation is coming this way"

"“I want a dance where a body moves as part of its environment,” wrote Carolee Schneemann in 1970, “where the dancer says Yes to environment, incorporating it, or says No, transforming it.” The year 2020 has required both incorporation and _...Read More_

>"Letters: Club culture needs to work harder to recognise, celebrate and honour the contribution of women, _...Read More_

>"The story of dance music in America is a story of boom and backlash. As Beyoncé and Drake turn to house-inspired sounds, will the cycle happen again?"

"Austrian-born choreographer Florentina Holzinger talks to Victoria Dejaco about the paradoxes of sexual harassment in dance and her latest work Apollon Musagète, which was recently staged at Tanzquartier Wien. Based on George Balanchine’s _...Read More_

>"Recent performances by the National Youth Dance Company and the Royal Ballet School showcased dancers whose technique, physical commitment and emotional maturity belie their age"

"In Cecilia Bengolea’s work, dancers blend ballet and street culture at a blast furnace and in a museum. The result is as hot as liquid steel."

>"A viral Instagram Live in February prompted irresistible headlines about a TikTok-famous dancer being “held hostage” by “a cult.” Inside the dancefluencer community in L.A. though, the response wasn’t exactly shock — to some, it seemed _...Read More_

>"The Japanese dance artist, joined by four collaborators, brings her evolving “Duet Project: Distance Is Malleable” to N.Y.U. Skirball."

“Names that are distinctively Black, whether appropriated or created, have been around longer than most people realize… In 1920, 99% of Americans named Booker were Black”

"“WE SHOULD HAVE BEEN DANCE CRITICS,” said one art critic to another as they cycled through Berlin, bodies juddering as if struck by a frying pan. We were on our way home from Kraftwerk, a power plant turned club turned performance venue _...Read More_

"It’s a mesmerizing Afropunk odyssey hacking at the boundaries of gender, technology, and class."

"At the Sundance Film Festival, Kevin and Jennifer McCoy are debuting 'The Inside World,' a new NFT project."

The Guardian: Thick & Tight: Short & Sweet review – a life-enhancing, many-peopled _...Read More_