the archive and movement laboratory of conceptual dance theatre company A House Unbuilt... spending at least an hour a day, making space, marking time,—making enough room to feel, tremendously, again.
26 posts tagged space
HUB 650:
Today’s rehearsal space. 4 hours. Chocolate cake. A full walk-through. Taking flight.
HUB 588:
Reset. Mondays are good days for a serious hard reset, so today, the clutter on my desk has been cleared so the clutter in head and in my day and in my body could begin to shift and find space to breathe. I think it’s working. Little things. Space.
HUB 420:
A dance for every day. Preparing the prompts to be packaged and parceled. Out of the gallery in two days. Ready for show to run in seven.
HUB 417:
our dances stay charged within us this week. sickness. time. keeping us from each other. shall we forget them. shall gestures and steps slip away? or have they marked themselves on our bodies, inscribed themselves in the marrow of our bones. there was writing on her skin. there was something squeaking in my hip joint. I think we will read these texts, find our dances, yes. when we meet again. when sickness subsides and time abets.
HUB 347:
homework. and then dancing. and then they planned out our next 8 months to a year!—if only I’d known… ha. ![]()
HUB 252.2:
Part 2 of Studio Visit with Robin and Terri, improvising with Maya to excerpt from I Send You This Cadmium Red by John Berger and John Christie. ![]()
HUB 251.2:
A post-posting, —seems there is quite a backlog of footage from these days in the lab, finally finding their way out. This clip a short “free dance” to beruit, our ready-movement before tackling an afternoon’s worth of thoughts and ideas as well as more directed bodies in the space.
HUB 250:
Even the hand-me-down, wire hangers at my new home have character. All smiles this day (or that is, last Sunday—a little delayed posting—explanation forthcoming). ![]()
HUB 247:
“opening the curtain” on playgroup today. having an audience to “play” to, that liveness, well, it sure beats out any documentation in my eyes… at this point, at least. hmph. ![]()
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