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  • Featured image: Maggie Robinson and Allison Sokolowski performing in “I Am” at the Chicago Danztheatre Auditorium, as part of the Body Passages culminating event. Maggie balances with one foot, knee, and hand on the floor, as Allison stands on Maggie’s lower back. The performers hold each other’s left hands and look at each other. Both are barefoot and wear white t-shirts and jeans. Behind them is a well-lit stage, with a string of colorful paper suspended across it. Still from a video by John Borowski.

    Body Passages: Culminating Collaborations

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    December 13, 2018

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  • Featured image: Udita Upadhyaya at the book release for “nevernotmusic,” at TriTriangle. The artist leans over a table, looking down as she writes in gold pen inside a copy of her book. Next to her is another copy, open to its centerfold, where gold thread is visible. The artist wears a light-colored, textured sweater. Photo by Caleb Neubauer.

    Beyond the Page: Udita Upadhyaya’s “nevernotmusic” (the book)

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    October 29, 2018

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  • Body Passages: Lani T. Montreal and Maxine Patronik on Developing “Blood Memory”

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    October 14, 2018

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  • This image depicts part of a performance score, bound into a thin book. On the top page, toward its bottom-right corner, it reads “Dear Corey: Unfold (into you)” in black ink on grey paper. Across the binding, on the bottom page—the majority of the image—text, lines, arrows, and shapes appear in black ink against a whitish vellum background. Solid black abstract shapes connect and overlap, creating white space where they overlap. Lines swoop, loop, and change direction, and some end in arrowheads. Text appears in different sizes and spatial orientations (e.g., right-side up, upside-down, diagonal, vertical, and organic shapes), with some words/phrases expanded in space, condensed, or intersecting with other text.

    Beyond the Page: Udita Upadhyaya’s “nevernotmusic” (the book in progress)

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    August 14, 2018

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  • Body Passages: Exploring Visual Art with Poets Lorraine Harrell and David Nekimken

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    June 8, 2018

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  • Featured image: This is a photograph of a group of people in a dance studio, sitting in a circle of chairs. Some people have their backs to the camera, and other people are shown straight-on or in profile. The two chairs nearest the camera are unoccupied, creating a window to the speaker, a man holding a microphone. Photograph by Hannah Siegfried.

    Body Passages: Poets and Dancers Discuss Collaborative Processes In Progress

    by Marya Spont-Lemus
    June 6, 2018

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