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1) Scott Heron
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Heron, one of New York's most hilarious performers is featured in The Goat Story. Fascinating live music and sound installation by Leslie Ross. Also featuring guest performers Linda Austin and Michael Portnoy. Recorded in 1997 at Performance Space 122 in New York City. Plus excerpts from a revealing interview with the artist.
3) Hank Smith
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This program presents excerpts from Three's The One conceived by Smith and created in collaboration with dynamic performers, dancer Cynthia Oliver and musician David Pleasant. Songs, shouts, tap dancing, riveting percussion, testimonials to the departed. Recorded in 1997 at Performance Space 122 in New York City. Plus excerpts from a revealing interview with the artist.
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This program features extended documentation of choreographer Jennifer Monson's work that was originally showcased in the film Homecoming- Celebrating 20 Years of Dance at P.S. 122. Works featured in this program include Homecoming Improvisation (2000) and Finn's Shed(1991). Also included is a commentary by the artist, P.S. 122 Executive Director Mark Russell, and numerous dance critics and presenters.
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This program features extended documentation of choreographer Doug Varone's work that was originally showcased in the film Homecoming- Celebrating 20 Years of Dance at P.S. 122. Works featured in this program include After You've Gone (1995) and Cantata 78/Every Waking Hour (1985). Also included is commentary by the artist, P.S. 122 Executive Director Mark Russell, and numerous dance critics and presenters.
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This program features extended documentation of choreographer Charles Moulton's work that was originally showcased in the film Homecoming- Celebrating 20 Years of Dance at P.S. 122. Works featured in this program include Fred (2000) and 18 People All-Star Precision Ball Passing(1984). Also included is commentary by the artist, P.S. 122 Executive Director Mark Russell, and numerous dance critics and presenters.
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This program features extended documentation of choreographer Ann Carlson's work that was originally showcased in the film Homecoming- Celebrating 20 Years of Dance at P.S. 122. Works featured in this program include Bird (1998) and Real People (1983). Also included is a commentary by the artist, P.S. 122 Executive Director Mark Russell, and numerous dance critics and presenters.
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In the second part of this two-part series on Brooklyn based choreographer/director Martha Bowers the artist continues to elaborate on how her site-specific works are realized and what artistic and social concerns are involved. Martha Bowers' interest in integrating choreography with social activism has resulted in the creation of numerous, panoramic site-specific works that feature high levels of community participation. Included in this program...
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This program features extended documentation of choreographer Ishmael Houston-Jones' work that was originally showcased in the film Homecoming- Celebrating 20 Years of Dance at P.S. 122. Works featured in this program include Knife, Tape, Rope (1985) and Specimens (1986). Also included is a commentary by the artist, P.S. 122 Executive Director Mark Russell, and numerous dance critics and presenters.
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This two-part series focuses on Brooklyn based choreographer/director Martha Bowers and her site-specific performance work. In a revealing interview Bowers traces the origins & development of her work and her interest in integrating choreography with social activism as she created panoramic site specific works that featured high levels of community participation. Included are excerpts from On The Waterfront (1993), Blue Train (1998), Safe Harbor (1998),...
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Choreographer Sally Silvers has been creating wildly inventive post modern dance for over 20 years. She is noted for a movement vocabulary that is both quirky and highly inventive. This two part series focuses on Silvers' Strike Me Lightning a group work that looks at the physical behavior of nuns and cyborgs. Recorded at P.S. 122 in New York City in February 2002, the program includes excerpts from Part 1 of Strike Me Lightning - the "nun" section....
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Choreographer Mark Dendy creates high energy modern dance. This program documents his return to Performance Space 122 in New York City in 2002, the theater where he launched his career, and features his signature work, Beat (1986) which was filmed specially for Charles Dennis' feature length film Homecoming - A Celebration of 20 Years of Dance at P.S. 122. Beat combines athletic movement with unusual vocal sounds to make a powerful original statement....
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This program presents original film clips of Americans dancing iconic and vintage dances. Dancetime Publications has culled footage from multiple archives and libraries to create this collection of pivotal dance moments reflecting changing trends, expertise, and taste. A chronicle of American dance culture, this retrospective ranges from people dancing at social events to top ballroom performers, as well as showing rare footage of African American...
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African-American choreographer/dancer Ron Brown is one of the rising stars of American Modern Dance. This program documents his return to Performance Space 122 in New York City in 2000, the theater where he launched his career, where he performed 2 solos especially for Charles Dennis' feature length documentary film Homecoming - A Celebration of 20 Years of Dance at P.S. 122. Featured in this program is Forgiveness, a collaboration with poet G. Winston...
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In the conclusion of this video series, Puremovement blends hip hop movement with traditional African culture. Artistic director Rennie Harris discusses his influences and inspirations. Watch dancers perform excerpts of March of the Antmenand Continuum. Performed in 1998 at Performance Space 122.
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In part one of this video series, Puremovement blends hip hop movement with traditional African culture. Rennie Harris, artistic director, discusses his influences, inspirations, and technique. Watch dancers perform excerpts of Gestures, Endangered Species, and P-Funk. Performed in 1998 at Performance Space 122.
18) American tap
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The history of tap is an ever-evolving panorama of inclusion, adversity, and reinvention. This in-depth documentary is an absorbing narrative about a quintessentially American dance form--from its origins, to the historic and cultural events that shaped it, to its present day rebirth as a vibrant art form. Featuring archival footage of classic tap stars, highlights of the new generation of emerging talent, and commentary from historians, choreographers,...
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