Wed, 1 April 2015
Town Hall Meeting Movement Research at Eden's Expressway, October 6, 2014. Co-Hosted and organized by the Movement Research Artist Advisory Council Moderated by Laurie Berg, Maura Donohue and Kathy Westwater The Movement Research Artist Advisory Council (AAC) facilitated a public discussion by sharing excerpts and quotes of meeting minutes to spark conversation and invite the public into its ongoing conversation, including threads related to economics, politics, aesthetics and creativity. This meeting examined the relationship between dancer and community - academic, geographic, and economic. Speakers and guests discussed economics of class-taking, the limitations and potential of University-Artist relationships, and the value of geographic vs. digital communities.
Direct download: 10.6.14_Town_Hall_Meeting_Podcast_FinalPUBLISHED.mp3
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