David Zwirner has announced the representation of British-born, New York–based choreographer, dancer, and artist Sarah Michelson, who will develop a… Read More
Satelliser: a dance for the gallery is an experimental, interactive performance work realised by an intergenerational group of co-working artists, devised and led by award-winning artist J Neve Harrington.
Collezione Maramotti (Reggio Emilia) inaugurates its autumn programme with the opening of two exhibitions and the announcement of further projects…. Read More
Choreographer, MC, poet and performer Blackhaine links up with artist Richie Culver. DID U CUM YET / I’M NOT GONNA CUM, a collaborative work takes its name from Culver’s now infamous canvas work ‘Did U Cum Yet?’
Bhangra Lexicon is the world’s first ‘visual dictionary’ of movements found within this beautiful artform, carefully compiled by World Bhangra… Read More
Marquee TV has announced its debut of Sadeh21 performed by Batsheva – The Young Ensemble, which premieres on the platform this Saturday 25th April.
They fought for their families, their livelihoods, their communities, their futures and for an industry…but what happened to the families who survived the epic year-long battle of the Miners’ Strike of 1984/85?
Alessio Bolzoni is publishing the second part of his photographic project exploring abuse. Abuse II, The Uncanny which transforms dance and flexibility into a fierce critique of physical abuse.
This week’s Top 7 Art Exhibitions to see in London include Environmental destruction, a prize, the placebo effect, light, war and perspective.
Sadler’s Wells today announced 20 landmark commissions to mark the 20th anniversary of its iconic London theatre.
Gruesome puppetry, dancing, a great wave, rubens, rembrandt, a new gallery and British painting.
The latest artist to undertake Tate Britain’s Duveen commission is Pablo Bronstein.
Flamenco bases its magic in sounds and movements and none knows that better than Spain’s foremost flamenco superstar Sara Baras.
In the historic clan-gathering place, people of all nations enjoy the bunggul sunset dances, clan stories, bark painting and deep soul music
Orphe shoes are equipped with motion sensors and LEDs to enable artists to create multi-coloured movements. The data from Orphe can be used to wirelessly control external devices, enabling the shoes to act as a musical instrument or videogame controller as well as creating illuminated patterns in the air.
Lyttelton, London
Physical theatre group DV8’s new piece explores abuse and intimacy – but an unbalanced narrative dulls the impact
• Death, drugs and survival: DV8 Physical Theatre tells the story of John
LA Director Stewart Maclennan has brought together a cast of dancers and musicians, casting a new light on the classic Dave Brubeck piece
Brazilian choreographer and performer will use 25 images as visual backdrop in Blood show touring UK
Through the Sky Arts Ignition: Futures Fund, IdeasTap are offering £30,000 bursaries and mentoring for five emerging artists aged 18-30… Read More
Global premiere of genre-defying, pan-cultural production – fusing theatrical performance, visual arts, contemporary choreography & staging with haute cuisine & finest rare wine.
NEW MUSEUM ANNOUNCES NAMES OF FIFTY INTERNATIONAL ARTISTS FOR FIRST EDITION OF “THE GENERATIONAL” a signature triennial exhibition The New… Read More
