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All articles tagged: Deleuze

feature article in Issue #07: Rituals of Now
Betty Lefevre

Contemporary Dance and its Rituals: The Example of a work by Alain Platel

The contemporary dance performance belongs to a “romantic” sociality and to the “useless” activities that allow for sensed experience, a lived emotion, an imaginary, a meditation. Read more...
feature article in Issue #06: Body in the Raw. Nudity Today.
Roland Huesca

Nudity and figures of transgression at the end of the 20th century

In the 90s naked dancers created unheard of ways of living and feeling the body: sensitively, they offered a different kind of story where nudity, far from incarnating an ideal, appeared instead to propose a new sensory order. Read more...
feature article in Issue #02: What's Coming?
Philipa Rothfield

The Future is Unknown, The Future is Past

While ‘we’ may not know what a body can do, we can nonetheless seek the body as that which will lead us into the future. Read more...
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