Choreographer Brendan Fernandes on Dance in Museums
Exploring the exhibition’s themes through movement, Fernandes’ choreography examines not just Edmondson’s work but also the relationship between Black cultural production and the American museum.
What drives cultural practitioners to experiment, discover, and create?
Exploring the exhibition’s themes through movement, Fernandes’ choreography examines not just Edmondson’s work but also the relationship between Black cultural production and the American museum.
Choreographer Brendan Fernandes and exhibition co-curator James Claiborne speak about how dance intersects with the design of the exhibition and visitor experience.
Tracie Morris on Preserving a “Feeling of Liveness” in a Museum Setting
Choreographer Maria Hassabi discusses the unique challenges that emerge from this tension and how it can evoke new ways of moving and, for audiences, new ways of interpreting with the work.
Boris Charmatz on how archiving dance happens in the body rather than in a museum.
For the Philadelphia Museum of Art’s 2016 “Museum as Score” symposium, philosopher Marie Bardet reflects on the presumed “paradoxical” idea of dancing in a museum.
Choreographer Boris Charmatz on how Musée de la danse is considering what a collection can be in the field of dance.
Boris Charmatz on why dance is “the right medium to re-enchant the public sphere.”
Thom Collins on the Barnes Foundation’s efforts to “unpack” the museum’s collection and history through performance.
Composer Jace Clayton and Barnes Foundation executive director and president Thom Collins on presenting a site-specific performance informed by the artworks of the Barnes.