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We support advanced research in experimental performance by its collaborators, often resulting in print and digital publication.
This multi-year research project explores Black dance practices across the United States in order to demonstrate how they help constitute African American identity and instantiate Black freedom.
Conferences, symposia, working groups, and research formations explore what can happen when we look beyond any mainstream of social interaction.
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Written by Thomas F. DeFranz; Black performance theory is a rich interdisciplinary area of study and critical method.
We support advanced research in experimental performance by its collaborators, often resulting in print and digital publication.
Contents:
Annie-B Parson and thomas f. defrantz: Introduction
• Andros Zins-Browne: Bring Your Folks
• Annie-B Parson: Dancing is Living
• Bebe Miller: This is How Dance Happens
• Eiko Otake: Letters
• Javier Stell-Fresquez: Storming With Two-Spirits
• Keith Hennessey: A History of Dancing
• Mariana Valencia: Dear Reader
• Maura Nguyen Donohue: Somewhen Else
• Mayfield Brooks: What Came before the Heartbreak
• Ogemdi Ude: Watch me
• Okwui Okpokwasili: Entangled
• thomas f. defrantz: The Future Histories of Black Dance
Afrofuturist Remains: A Speculative Rendering of Social Dance Futures v2.0, Thomas F. DeFrantz
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