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News & ArtsWednesday, September 21, 2011
Visual Art / Dance How Do You Swim Your List?
Posted by Jen Graves on Wed, Sep 21, 2011 at 12:22 PM
- Ying Zhou, drawn on (medium: light, computer, projection) by Keeara Rhodes, in Susie Lee's Swimming the List.
It's a performance, for three nights only, in dance, music, and technology, in homage to the two types of lists that build up simultaneously as we go, writes creator Susie Lee:
One is for the routine obligations where we buy, drive, cook, pay, work, pick up, and start over again. The other is for the creative obligations; we observe, extract, mutate, expand, deviate, and linger.
In this performance, the journey of a single routine day takes place on and through one woman's body—dancer Ying Zhou, with drawings of light appearing on her moving body by Keeara Rhodes, all organized by Lee, former Stranger Genius winner.
Tickets here.
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