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Parangolés
Oiticica’s Parangolé transforms art into an embodied, participatory event. Worn rather than viewed, it comes alive through movement, merging color, space, and environment. Rooted in Mangueira and experimental theory, it redefines the artwork as a dynamic, lived experience.
Dancing Landscape x Presentscape
A walkshop about shadow and sound, and how the breeze may shift your perception of distance and color. Capturing a moment and sharing it multiplies personal enjoyment of the amazing wealth of experience every landscape holds. With Sin Wah (Hong Kong) - Lise Brenner (US)
Walking pieces
Watch out!
Watch Out! is an interactive walking experience where participants carry a backpack playing a sound composition that blends with ambient city sounds, allowing them to listen, perform, and compose in real-time. The project was commissioned by Vrijstaat O for the Expeditie Dansand! 2014 dance festival and documented by Canvas for the Atelier De Stad Oostende program.
Treads
This collaborative walking art project features a live multi-channel sound and movement installation based on simultaneous remote walks across global cities, translating these into a layered performance space in Athens. Drawing on soundscape storytelling, movement, and historical-philosophical references, it explores urban memory and social inclusion through collective dérives and sonic localization aligned with the tradition of Plato’s Academy.
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Meaningful Gestures: Book Read and Performance at City Reliquary Museum, Williamsburg, Brooklyn
Meaningful Gestures: Book Read and Performance at City Reliquary Museum, Williamsburg, Brooklyn Saturday, November 1st, at 2pm FREE admission https://withfriends.events/event/9mVUi0qn/book-launch-learning-dance-through-meaningful-gestures/ Anabella Lenzu will be reading passages from her NEW book Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures, show short dance videos from the ALDD repertory, and have a Q&A session. Teaching and Learning Dance Through […]
Book Launch, Reading & Performance at La Mama!
Book Launch, Reading & Performance: “Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures” by Anabella Lenzu Saturday, May 10th, 2025 at 4pm Community Arts Space @ La MaMa FREE Admission RSVP HERE: https://www.lamama.org/teaching-and-learning-dance-through-meaningful-gestures/ Anabella will be reading passages from her NEW book Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures, show short dance videos from the ALDD […]
Book Launch and Reading: Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures by Anabella Lenzu
Book Launch and Reading:Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gesturesby Anabella Lenzu Sunday, February 23rd at 2pm at Peridance Center, #nycFREE Admission, RSVP required: info@anabellalenzu.comhttps://www.anabellalenzu.com/meaningful-gestures From her NEW book Teaching and Learning Dance Through Meaningful Gestures, Anabella will be reading passages and showing short dance videos from the ALDD repertory.A Q&A session will follow. Teaching […]
Events
Secrets of the Stour
A promenade, site-specific theatre performance that engages the audience in traversing a floodplain near the River Stour in Wimborne, on a quest to find out the rivers secrets. On the way, you will meet a series of colourful characters who can open portals and allow glimpses into the secret world of a river, provided you
Walking into Dancing
Every walk, even the one from bed to stove, is a complete journey, a narrative filled with a dizzying variety of events, locations, people, creatures, most of which we overlook. For our bodies, walking is a series of controlled forward falls, a dance of conscious and unconscious choices. How do “I” and where I am
Between Being and Doing (remote)
Audio guides for Walking: There will be two Audio Walk Events on the 4th (Spanish) and 8th (English) of July for 30 minutes each. These are invitations to have a walk together, at the same time but from wherever we are in the city and in the world, while one person is audio guiding the
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