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The International Journal of Screendance, 2019 Editorial for IJSD volume ...
Bench, Harmony, Ellis, Simon
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Screendance Has Not yet been invented, The International Journal of Screendance:Editorial, Screendance: The Practice in Print [PDF]
The International Journal of Screendance, 2010 This new, peer-reviewed journal is the outcome of an AHRC Network Grant for Discourse and Publication in Screendance and was launched by a group of UK and US-based researchers and academics, who had previously worked without the support of an informed ...
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Screendance Narratives from around the Mediterranean Sea
The International Journal of Screendance, 2020 The European Mediterranean appears to be an active key player for the production and circulation of screendance. Focusing this research on the pre-pandemic state of screendance in Italy, France, Greece and Spain and employing a methodology of one-to-one ...
Ariadne Mikou
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Notes on Pandemic-Era Screendance-making
The International Journal of Screendance, 2021 No abstract available.
Rebecca Salzer
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The International Journal of Screendance, 2019 In this provocation, I ask what is it to watch screendance, what is at stake, and what comes into play? I suggest that in identifying works as examples of “dance on screen”, we enter into a complex history of aesthetic innovations, marketing criteria ...
Sherril Dodds
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Intimate Encounters: Screendance and Surveillance
The International Journal of Screendance, 2017 This article explores some ways in which screendance might invite a greater or deeper degree of kinesthetic empathy than is traditionally possible with live performance.
John White
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After Quarantine: The Future of Screendance [PDF]
The International Journal of Screendance, 2021 No abstract ...
Carter, Omari 'Motion' +5 more
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Going Nowhere: Screendance and the Time of Dying
The International Journal of Screendance, 2017 This article considers a particular temporality—referred to as a state of moving stillness—within two different events: the screendance body that moves without appearing to get anywhere, and the dying body that moves but is not moving to anywhere.
Anna Macdonald
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Screendance: Learning, Teaching, Living
The International Journal of Screendance, 2016 A conversation about screendance training in U.S.
Harmony Bench +5 more
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Digital Spaces, Analogue Thinking: Some Thoughts on Screendance
The International Journal of Screendance, 2019 With the rapid development of camera technologies and screening platforms over the past 10 years comes an expanded screendance field that opens itself up to new screen bodies, sites, and audiences.
Marisa Zanotti
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