"Oh, the performance has started," Allie Hankins said, interrupting our conversation. She didn't point, gesture, or treat the situation with immediacy, so I turned my head to find Takahiro Yamamoto in the crowd. NOTHINGBEING's choreographer / "instigator" stood in a throng of masked, golden hour-lit TBA festival attendees. They chatted in little clumps, in the courtyard outside the Annex—the smaller performance hall on PICA's north facing side. No one seemed to have noticed the performer.
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Using the wisdom of dance to find our way back to our bodies
Participants in Amanda Williamss Embodied Sensations, in The Museum of Modern Art s vast atrium in New York. As we emerge from the pandemic, were not just walking around without masks, were learning how to re-enter our bodies. Julieta Cervantes via The New York Times.
by Gia Kourlas
(NYT NEWS SERVICE)
.- Somewhere in the middle of April, I started taking up space again in the world, the bigger one outside of my apartment, beyond my neighborhood. Taking up space is a bizarre feeling after a year spent inside. Its sometimes exhilarating, sometimes terrifying. Its always strange.