 Photo by Ahad Subzwari/The Shed.
When you find it, pick it upKayla Hamilton’s How to Bend Down/How to Pick It Up ushers in an exciting new era. Rachel DeForrest Repinz |
 Photo: Karen Cecilia
Dance and Cirque Nouveau Crossing CountriesCirque, dance, and sound art encapsulate the journey of letting go. Karen Cecilia |
 Photo: Charly Santagado
To Close, To RippleExamining the long and short term impacts of sudden closure on UArts students Megan Mizanty |
 Photo: RAIR Residency
transfigurationA trek through the unconscious. desire amaiya |
 Photo courtesy of Cannonball Festival
ding!we create a score through digital communication. desire amaiya |
 Photo: Thomas Choinacky
i hold your towel just how you like itwe are spectators in a typically unwatched game. desire amaiya |
 Photo: Liz Deleo
I’m an Artist, but I’m Fun!Adam brings his creative force to bear on his own experiences in Dead Muse. Miryam Coppersmith |
 Photo courtesy of Faye Driscoll
The Mutability of Outdoor Performance: Driscoll's Oceanic FeelingSite-specific performance along the liminal edge Brendan McCall |
 Photo Courtesy of the Artist
Sound Moves: an interchange of expertise in percussion and modern dance.Sound Moves showcases a meeting ground for complimentary flavors of modern dance and percussion. Caitlin Green |
 Photo: Christopher Ash
The Garden Flows in YouAs a site-specific performance, The Garden: River's Edge’s participatory nature provides audience members with a meditative adventure. Ziying Cui |
 Photo: still from the film Telephone
Listening to the danceThe screendance Telephone pioneers a new form of audio description for dance. Kristen Shahverdian |
 Photo: Brian Mengini
"My Story Begins Very Simply" | a career's worth of dancingA meditative start to Temple’s 50th anniversary of the dance department Madeline Shuron |
NewsthINKingDANCE hosts in-person events this spring!
Join thINKingDANCE for a series of exciting in person events around Philadelphia this spring! First, thINKingDANCE is partnering with Philadelphia… tD Brings in New Writers
tD is thrilled to welcome fifteen new writers to our roster. Joining the writing team are:
desire amaiya
Jamie Bogert
Catja Christensen
Courtney Colón
Ziying… Open Call for New Writers - Closed
Now Closed
thINKingDANCE is seeking 10-15 new writers to join our Philly-based organization and we encourage you to apply if you:
Are interested in… A Bit About UsthINKingDANCE is a collective of independent writers based in the Philadelphia area. Founded in 2011, we produce a digital journal about dance in its broadest sense. We foster the practice of dance writing; build an archive of movement-based art; and work to dismantle gatekeeping in dance criticism. We pursue these goals by developing our writing through peer-critique sessions, workshops with guest educators, and a uniquely rigorous two-tiered editing process. thINKingDANCE is a place where ideas thrive; where editors, writers, and readers engage one another in transformative dialogue; and where we imagine a more vibrant and just dance media landscape. Read more. FundingthINKingDANCE gratefully acknowledges support from the Philadelphia Cultural Fund, the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, and from our readers and other individual donors like you! thINKingDANCE is supported by Critical Minded, an initiative to invest in cultural critics of color cofounded by The Nathan Cummings Foundation and The Ford Foundation.
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