IN MY OWN SKIN
Performance Photo Documentation
April 25th, 2021
Choreography: Tristian Griffin
Dancers: Caroline Dahm, Kaitlyn Garnder, Sammee Schrimer, Jeremy Hanson, Alexis Borth, Katie Johnson, Alexandra Webb, JD DeNeff
Dancers: Caroline Dahm, Kaitlyn Garnder, Sammee Schrimer, Jeremy Hanson, Alexis Borth, Katie Johnson, Alexandra Webb, JD DeNeff
Photographer: Beeh Becvar
Host/Organizer : The Charlotte Street Foundation
An interactive mobile performance featuring three vignettes of choreography from Tristian Griffin Dance Company in Kansas City Missouri. Audience members met at the base of Roanoke Park on Saturday afternoon and over the course of an hour were guided through a half mile walk up to the Charlotte Street Campus stoping and viewing various dance performances along the way.
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~ Breath
Voice and breath thread through each other, sending signals that
encode and activate bodily spaces. A love letter to myself where
breath becomes an exoskeleton, I recorded this track using my voice,
breath, and electroacoustic feedback. The piece is meant to be
listened to in the same way it was made--intimately.
Voice and breath thread through each other, sending signals that
encode and activate bodily spaces. A love letter to myself where
breath becomes an exoskeleton, I recorded this track using my voice,
breath, and electroacoustic feedback. The piece is meant to be
listened to in the same way it was made--intimately.
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Choices
Valuing your body is a choice. Learn to value your body, you begin
to value the spectrum of other bodies. Within the site-specific work,
CHOICES, Tristian choreographically emphasizes the power in
choice and how we can appreciate others by understanding their
foundation.
Valuing your body is a choice. Learn to value your body, you begin
to value the spectrum of other bodies. Within the site-specific work,
CHOICES, Tristian choreographically emphasizes the power in
choice and how we can appreciate others by understanding their
foundation.
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The tour ended with a solo piece by Jeramy Zimmerman, I wonder if I’ll recognize it, when I see it again.
“I wonder if I’ll recognize it, when I see it again” is a site-specific
dance work for CSF HQ and is a direct choreographic response to
Maggie Nelson’s The Argonauts. It explores how we are brought,
and how we bring ourselves, into the world. Viewing the dance from
different spots, and with self-selected audio, the audience becomes
part of the creating. What do we bring and how does that influence
what we see? Are we ever just bystanders, or are we always part of
the narrative?
