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Geisha Fontaine

Geisha Fontaine is a choreographer, performer, writer and dance theorist. together with partner and video artist Pierre cottreau, she created several important works which toured the world, including A Mechanical Piece a choreography for sensor- activated robots. Her book Les Danses du Temps was recently translated into Spanish.
feature article in Issue #05: Body Social. Body Political.
Geisha Fontaine

Such A Little Thing

The dancer’s body is a paradoxical body. It is the product of a culture and of social determinants, on the one hand; and on the other, it is the producer of new uses for the body. This dimension is little acknowledged by the artists themselves. Read more...
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