Abstract
'Guerrilla Dances' is a series of live solo performance interventions and part of an ongoing research project that includes a book publication. Developing a repertoire of short intervention dance pieces, 'Guerrilla Dances' reconstructs and researches archive choreography to present both fact and fiction into coherent sequence of vignettes that tag any performance, like a Banksy of the dance-world, and anarchically cuckoo other practitioners stage space. Produced with a £5,000 ACESE production award, this performance project sustains profile and practice as an independent mature artist whilst continuing to develop work beyond the conventional parameters of dance presentation.
| Original language | English |
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| Publisher | Liz Aggiss |
| Place of Publication | Brighton, UK |
| Publication status | Published - 2008 |
Bibliographical note
Presentations 08/09 include: British Dance Edition Liverpool 30/1- 2/2/08, Caravan British Council Showcase at the Brighton Festival 11-13/5/08, National Waterfront Museum Swansea 13/7/08, ICA London 4/8/08, Glasgow Merchant City Festival 26-28/9/08, Frieze/Zoo Art Fairs London 17-19/10/08, Stockholm, Malmo, Gothenburg 24/10 - 2/11/08, Lisbon Dance Festival 09 and Loikka Dance Film Festival, Helsinki, Finland, 2009.Keywords
- dance
- choreography
- dance archive and history