Connections to Contact
with Maga Radlowska.
This project explores the rich possibilities of a vibrant shared language between the movement practices of Bartenieff Fundamentals and Contact Improvisation with a belief that this may offer a unique platform for dancers to develop their own movement vocabulary and awareness of the moving-sensing-body-environment.
Photo | Helen Kindred | 2017
Photo | Pete Gomes
Photo | Brian Kavanagh | 2017
Coterminous
Improvisation for music, dance and film
A cross-disciplinary international ensemble emerging from collective interests in sharing languages and landscapes of sound, gesture and moving image.
Three short etudes -
Play I
Play II
Play III
Artists - Benjamin Dwyer, Pete Gomes, Helen Kindred, Lucas Niggli, Maga Radlowska and Nick Roth.
Embodied Practices responds to the individual and collective work of Adesola Akinleye and Helen Kindred. It captures their shared interest in somatic approaches to being through moving, narrative inquiry and choreography as research methodology. The blog highlights projects and research through their practice in this field in the form of choreographic expositions, reflective writing and film.
Embodied Practices Blog
Photo | DancingStrong
Photo | Pete Gomes | 2015
TIN (TransDisciplinary Improvisation Network)
an International research group for improvisation based at Middlesex University
What's in a Name?
A two-day symposium presented by TIN
Middlesex University, Oct 23 & Oct 24, 2015
TIN Salons I
Middlesex University, July 6, 2016
TIN Salons II
Liverpool Hope University, March 7, 2017