Swan Cedar Lake
Portrait of Benoit Swan Pouffer, artistic director of Contemporary Dance Company Cedar Lake.
Death of Choreographer Maurice Bejart
French choreographer Maurice Beart died Thursday November 22nd in Switzerland were he was living since the late 80s. Bejart, a former dancer who turned 80 on Jan. 1, had been in and out of hospital in recent months, suffering from exhaustion as well as kidney and heart problems. He moved in 1987 from Brussels to [...]
Brian Friedman – Where Have You Been?
Everyone around the globe dances to their own beat, but it’s different when it comes to choreographing. That’s where Brian Friedman, a well known and respected choreographer and dancer in the competitive entertainment world steps in. Friedman’s passion for music and dance has grown strong since childhood. His days of being in Newsies are long [...]
Gang Green – The Blood, Guts, and Gore of The Chic New Environmentalism
Two thousand and six may well go down as one of the historic geo-political years of the modern era, assuming there will be anyone around in the next century to study history. America finally emerged from the scars of the Vietnam era to find itself in the midst of a brand new unwinnable war, culminating [...]
What do you want to be when you grow up?
Got Fame?
From movmnt’s Editor – Fall 07
NY Times article on how dance is taking over!
Copyright NY Times
Five, Six, Seven, Eight: Madison Avenue Shows It Still Loves the Right Moves
By STUART ELLIOTT
New York Times (July 6, 2007)
MADISON AVENUE is going all Fred-and-Ginger on consumers, filling commercials, Web sites and other forms of advertising with energetic dance steps and music.
Paul Reilly – Accidental artist
As Paul Reilly is working in his draughty, dusty old warehouse studio, He looks out onto the huge wasteland set aside for the London Olympics 2012. A slide of a british artist responible for the cover of movmnt 2.
I, CITIZEN
Marx
History has a funny way of getting the last laugh on us. The greatest ideological battle of the modern era, that between capitalism and Marxist socialism, ended pretty poorly for the Marxists, who never seemed to quite understand the idea that there weren’t supposed to be any big power structures involved. Capitalism, on the other [...]
