Dancefilm
The Collective Body
Installation | Installation
Edmonton AB
October 20-23 octobre 2021
Dancefilm
KARANFIL/CARNATION
Broadcast | Diffusion
Ottawa All
September 7-12 septembre 2021
Dancefilm
WildDogs International Screendance Festival
Festival | Festival
AB
September 18-19 septembre 2021
Dancefilm
Party Representatives Debate Bill C-10
On Monday, a week before the federal election, the Coalition for the Diversity of Cultural Expressions and the department of communications of the Université de Montréal co-presented Debate on Culture 2021. The hot topic: Bill C-10.
Posted September 15, 2021
Laneway ART-ery Dances
Installation | Installation
Toronto ON
September 22, 2021-21 septembre 2022
Dancefilm
The Living Performance Environment in MOTHER sound / body Presents a World of Possibilities
The performers wear sensors on their wrists, which control lighting, music and projections in the performance environment By Rachel Silver MaddockThe show presents a “living” performance environment that responds to dancers almost like a co-performer, and the possibilities of that technology seem endless.
Posted June 28, 2021
Stories of Struggle and Triumph Underscore GRIT: Short Dances
Five emerging artists showcase the diversity of Asian cultures and identities By Joshua ChongGRIT: Short Dances is an online showcase of five dancefilms streaming on YouTube from May 14 to 21. Together, they form a kaleidoscopic tapestry that offers a glimpse into the breadth of Asian perspectives that are woven into the fabric of our country.
Posted May 21, 2021
When Love is the Driving Force of Revolution Part II
A Q & A with Esie Mensah, choreographer of A Revolution of Love By Joy HendersonFilmed at Toronto’s Fort York in partnership with Soulpepper Theatre, A Revolution of Love tells the story of a young Black woman considering her ancestral history and the current violence wrought upon her community. In Part II, Mensah talks about how colonialism has disconnected dance and spirituality.
Posted March 10, 2021
When Love is the Driving Force of Revolution Part I
A Q & A with Esie Mensah, choreographer of A Revolution of Love By Joy HendersonFilmed at Toronto’s Fort York in partnership with Soulpepper Theatre, A Revolution of Love tells the story of a young Black woman considering her ancestral history and the current violence wrought upon her community. In Part I, Mensah talks about including a spiritual advisor in the process, how not to colonize a space and how life can unknowingly seep into art.
Posted March 10, 2021
‘Historians’ Is an Ode to Black Lives and Blackness Dedicated to the Spirits and Soul of Us Black Folx
Kevin Ormsby reviews the short film that won Best Social Justice Film at the Vancouver Independent Film Festival By Kevin A. Ormsby Posted February 26, 2021
That's a Wrap II
Dancefilms created during the COVID-19 pandemicA collection of 2020 dancefilms as showcased in our Nov/Dec issue.
Posted November 2, 2020
FilmFest By Rogue Dancer: FANtas-ee Edition (October 2020)
Screening | Visionnement
International
October 23-2 novembre 2020
Dancefilm
That's a Wrap I
Dancefilm, as an art form, is by no means a new medium, but after theatres were shut down and choreographers and dancers found themselves without a stage, an impressive amount of dancefilms were produced.
Posted October 14, 2020
Dusk Dances 2020: A virtual event
Performance | Spectacle
Toronto ON
October 17 octobre 2020
7:30 | 19:30
Dancefilm
WildDogs International Screendance Festival
Festival | Festival
International
September 12-13 septembre 2020
Dancefilm
A Global Garden
Mile Zero Dance presents a worldwide performance with Garden Party By Olivia C. DaviesOlivia C. Davies reviews Mile Zero Dance’s Garden Party, a global online event demonstrating dance’s adaptability even within a pandemic.
Posted August 11, 2020
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