Using Digital and Online Tools for Creative Exchange
- As a personal artistic practice – to grow, challenge, explore questions about dance, dancing, choreography, performance
- As a collaborative tool with others, for the purpose of creating something with those collaborators
- Digital technology in live performance
MAPS Anew: Asynchronous exchanges for solo creative development
Sand in my Suitcase: Video dance serves as a reflection on site-specific workshop as part of generative process for developing movement material for a bi-national collaboration project.
Oracle Response: Collaborative process continuing after face to face exchange as part of generative process for a bi-national project.
Salt Marsh Suite: Inter-media art installation using material from fieldwork, data collection and close observation – created by Carol Burch-Brown.
The Annunciation, sort of, Mary says: No: Blog serves as discussion format in the development of a new work, and later serves as the primary source for my MFA dissertation. Colleagues across many fields – theologians, art history professors, choreographers, composers and others contribute to the blog.