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Coding the Body
organized by Leah Buechley
This series will explore the more ambiguous and qualitative constraints our bodies are subject to, the subtle but powerfully demanding codes of gender, class, age, and culture.
A LABAN Institute Performance Series organized by Regina Miranda
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| Performance Series: March 22 - May 10 |
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SATURDAY MARCH 22: 4 pm
Beyond S/he (Rio/NYC)
Created by Regina Miranda & Patricia Niedermeier
Performed by Patricia Niedermeier
Directed by Regina Miranda
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SATURDAY MARCH 29: 4 pm
Untitled
Created and Performed by Mariangela Lopez (Caracas/NYC)
Musician: Jordi Borras
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SATURDAY APRIL 5: 4 pm
Made Corporeal
Choreography by Frederick Curry
Performed by Melissa Sande, Felice Santorelli
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SATURDAY APRIL 19: 4 pm
Impose Upon Me
Created and performed by Christy Funsch |
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SATURDAY APRIL 26: 4 pm
THIS OLD HOUSE
Created and performed by Martha Eddy
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SATURDAY MAY 3: 4 pm
OnebyOne
Created and performed by Eva Perrotta and Corinne Cappelletti
Music Composer: Reba Hasko |
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SATURDAY MAY 10: 4 pm
Falling for Prepositions
Text & Choreography by Claire Porter
Music Composer: Mary Ellen Childs
Performed by Claire Porter (and, sometimes, with soprano Marla Berg) |
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The LABAN/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies
The LABAN/Bartenieff Institute of Movement Studies is one of the top institutions in the world for Movement Studies in all walks of life. LIMS' approach to exploring, studying and teaching movement as a fundamental human experience is based on the work of Rudolf Laban and Irmgard Bartenieff. The Institution preserves, develops and disseminates Laban Movement Analysis and Bartenieff Fundamentalssm to professionals in diverse fields, including: Communication, Anthropology, Performing Arts, Cultural Studies, Business, and Sports, and offers Consulting Services to individuals, foundations and corporations.
The Institute is a non-profit organization, founded in 1978, which integrates an Arts & Culture Program, a Research Center, and a School, which qualifies professionals to become Certified Movement Analysts – CMA. These highly skilled professionals apply the Laban work in a diverse and ever-changing world, making a difference in the way people perform, communicate, observe, learn, and negotiate.
The LABAN Institute Arts & Culture Programs offer opportunities for artists who are inspired by Laban & Bartenieff theories to create and present creative projects, to discuss new findings with others who learned to look at movement carefully and creatively, and receive the kind of mentorships that drastically improves a performance work. Arts & Culture Permanent Programs include: MOSAIC, an Annual Fall performance event curated by Regina Miranda since 2003, which presents Laban and Bartenieff inspired dances and Performance Art; the Performance Atelier, acareer development project that offers mentorship and performance opportunities for CMA choreographers; Spring Forward, a biannual event dedicated to the art of movement within cultural contexts, which seeks to foster collaborations between CMAs and other artists, scientists, and institutions; and the publication of the Online Magazine Movement News. To know more about LIMS Arts & Culture Programs, please email regina.mirandacma@limsonline.org
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