Come Together: Surviving Sandy, Year-1

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danspaceproject at cometogethersandy 'Performing the Precarious, Part 2: Day into Night' Curated by Judy Hussie-Taylor  December 7, 2013 Sandy’s violent arrival reminded those of us in the urban environment of our precarious situation and shared fragility when confronted with the forces of nature. Michelle Boulé, Rebecca Brooks, Rebecca Davis, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Joanna Kotze, Rashaun Mitchell, Cori Olinghouse, and Will Rawls each create a series of simultaneous dances or “poems in space” responding to Sandy, to each other, to the vast architecture of the industrial space, and to the fading light at the end of day. Photos by Ted Roeder.

danspaceproject at cometogethersandy 'Performing the Precarious, Part 2: Day into Night' Curated by Judy Hussie-Taylor  December 7, 2013 Sandy’s violent arrival reminded those of us in the urban environment of our precarious situation and shared fragility when confronted with the forces of nature. Michelle Boulé, Rebecca Brooks, Rebecca Davis, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Joanna Kotze, Rashaun Mitchell, Cori Olinghouse, and Will Rawls each create a series of simultaneous dances or “poems in space” responding to Sandy, to each other, to the vast architecture of the industrial space, and to the fading light at the end of day. Photos by Ted Roeder.

danspaceproject at cometogethersandy 'Performing the Precarious, Part 2: Day into Night' Curated by Judy Hussie-Taylor  December 7, 2013 Sandy’s violent arrival reminded those of us in the urban environment of our precarious situation and shared fragility when confronted with the forces of nature. Michelle Boulé, Rebecca Brooks, Rebecca Davis, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Joanna Kotze, Rashaun Mitchell, Cori Olinghouse, and Will Rawls each create a series of simultaneous dances or “poems in space” responding to Sandy, to each other, to the vast architecture of the industrial space, and to the fading light at the end of day. Photos by Ted Roeder.

danspaceproject  at cometogethersandy  'Performing the Precarious, Part 2: Day into Night' Curated by Judy Hussie-Taylor  December 7, 2013 Sandy’s violent arrival reminded those of us in the urban environment of our precarious situation and shared fragility when confronted with the forces of nature. Michelle Boulé, Rebecca Brooks, Rebecca Davis, Ishmael Houston-Jones, Joanna Kotze, Rashaun Mitchell, Cori Olinghouse, and Will Rawls each create a series of simultaneous dances or “poems in space” responding to Sandy, to each other, to the vast architecture of the industrial space, and to the fading light at the end of day. Photos by Ted Roeder.