WORLD ORDER "MACHINE CIVILIZATION"
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WORLD ORDER "MACHINE CIVILIZATION"
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Dana Margalit, I love you
would anyone actually want to see some dance pics from the past two years?
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Dancer and choreographer Bob Curtis photographed by Carl Van Vechten on April 19, 1955.
me going to dance class on different days of the week:
Monday- whew okay, been a nice weekend, I’m all rested up and ready to go HOLY SHIT MY ARMS ARE SHAKING HOW LONG IS THIS PLANK GONNA LAST
Tuesday- oh god. I don’t wanna go do this don’t make me go do this I’m so fucking tired
Wednesday- I have to get up way early for therapy before class so I’m going to be groggy and miserable throughout 4 hours of dance
Thursday- okay you know what? This isn’t that bad. I’m actually having a lot of fun OH MY GOD MY ARMS ARE SHAKING HOW LONG IS THIS PLANK GONNA LAST
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quilt nine years in the making done!
Today, I finished a quilt that has been nine years in the making. I first started on it while in an artist residency in Blonduos, Iceland.
One panel draws attention to the the experiences that the anthropologist-novelist Zora Neale Hurston had in Honduras in the late 1940s. I addressed this aspect of her life in my 2023 book.
More than anything, the quilt captures the strength of a people, past and present. I am so glad I finished it in time for Juneteenth.
For more on what all went into this effort, see this video here.
And to see my improvised movements — that grad school dancer in me on asked questions on her body will always be, see this video made on yesterday.
Shout out to my husband for being so awesome for helping me with the video and all my art. Shout out to my cat Ashley, too. She inspires at age 19. You will hear her in the background of the first video.