Byron Chief-Moon
Greed/REsolve
Performance | Spectacle
Vancouver BC
June 27-28 juin 2017
7:00 | 19:00
Contemporary, Indigenous
JP Longboat and Byron Chief-Moon
Festival | Festival
Ottawa ON
June 5 juin 2016
7:00 | 19:00
Contemporary, Indigenous
Canada Dance Festival 2015
Challenging the Idea of Dance By Mercedes Déziel-Hupé Canada Dance Festival/Festival Danse CanadaThe yearly festival serves as a community leader in Canadian dance in order to foster the art form’s growth and its reach, featuring artists from across the country.
Posted June 23, 2015
Multiple Perspectives
By Seika Boye, Julie Houle Cezer, Brittany Duggan, Kaija Pepper Canada Dance Festival Canada Dance Festival“Is You Me” (2007) by Benoît Lachambre,“Fragments – Volume 1” (Premiere) by Sylvain Émard Danse, Pre-Professional Culturally Diverse Training Program Showcase, Street/Stage, Q Dance/Quanz Danse and Guillaume Côté/Zdenek Konvalina, Dancemakers, Sinha Danse/Sampradaya, Naomi Stikeman, Robin Poitras, José Navas / Compagnie Flak “S” and “Villanelle”, Noam Gagnon / Compagnie Vision Selective “The Vision Impure”, Amber Funk/the response. “Status Quo”, “Cabinet”, “Valentina”, Ipsita Nova Dance Projects, Paul-André Fortier, Daniel Mroz, Les Ateliers du Corps, Coyote Arts Percussive Performance Association, Byron Chief Moon and COBA (Collective Of Black Artists) at the 2010 Canada Dance Festival.
Posted June 28, 2010
Different Lenses, Different Views
By Imogen Whyte , Mary Theresa Kelly Dancing on the Edge Festival 2006 Dancing on the Edge FestivalThis year audiences strayed far and wide at Vancouver’s Dancing on the Edge Festival, where the action drifted beyond the festival’s usual haven, that beloved brick building known as the Firehall Arts Centre in Vancouver’s downtown eastside.
Posted July 30, 2006
Contemporary Connections: Dance and Nature
By Gregory C. Beatty Indigenous Dancelands Anthony Dieter, Gaetan Gingras, Byron Chief-Moon, Karen Jamieson, Santee SmithPresented by New Dance Horizons (Regina), Peterborough New Dance and Tangente (Montréal) under the auspices of CanDance Network, Indigenous Dancelands offered a fascinating amalgam of traditional First Nations and contemporary Western dance practices. Featured was the premiere of Saskatchewan-based filmmaker Anthony Dieter’s Show-Down; Manitowapan by Montréal-based choreographer Gaetan Gingras; Elmer and Coyote, which was co-choreographed by Byron Chief-Moon (Alberta) and Karen Jamieson (British Columbia); and an excerpt from Ontario dance artist Santee Smith’s Kaha-Wi.
Posted May 14, 2005
A (re)View of "Quest"
Quest Byron Chief-Moon, Karen JamiesonThis review was submitted in response to the postings below by Lindsay Zier-Vogel, who is exploring the integration of poetry into her writing about dance. See this author’s response to Zier-Vogel’s writing under the “Of Wishes and Driftwood” link.
Posted February 19, 2003
