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Linda Luke

LINDA LUKE has been a dancer, choreographer and performance maker for the past 20 years. In her work, she aims to deepen sensitivity and excavate the subtle undercurrents we experience in relationship to self, each other and the external environment. She has presented her solo performances at venues such as Carriageworks, LiveWorks Festival, Performance Space, Riverside Theatre and Dancehouse, for the Melbourne International Arts Festival. Linda’s newest installation/ dance piece STONE premiered at Wagga Wagga Art Gallery in July 2019. She has been a core ensemble member for De Quincey Co since 2004. Linda has engaged and collaborated with professional artists of many disciplines, mentored aspiring dancers and performers; and she passionately works with nonprofessional artists from diverse communities. Linda teaches at University of Wollongong.
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Linda Luke

Rising Tides: Poetics of Now

Tides are rising literally and metaphorically everywhere in the world. Some might think back to images in the Titanic movie and the passengers holding their breath in an attempt to swim in the dark to reach the surface. Read more...
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