Internet Publication · December 17, 2021
The Performing Artist Case Studies is a project undertaken by ICPP and supported by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation that took place at Wesleyan University’s Center for the Arts between 2018 and 2021.(1) It staged a conversational, artist-centered appr ...
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Book · October 5, 2021
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How NEA funding policies have shaped the field of dance Funding Bodies is the first scholarly study of the National Endowment for the Arts to focus specifically on dance. ...
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Journal ArticleDance Research Journal · August 2018
At 656 pages wide and 31 authors deep,The Oxford Handbook of Dance and Politicscollection contains a veritable who's who of US, UK, and EU dance scholarship. It also importantly documents the weight of the loss to the fie ...
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Journal ArticleTdr/The Drama Review · November 1, 2017
What are the stakes in saving the NEA, today? Departing from the recent legislative back-and-forth between President Donald Trump and Congress over the budgetary future of the National Endowment for the Arts (NEA), this performance analysis of the NEA’s 31 ...
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Journal ArticleTdr/The Drama Review · May 2016
In Deaf West’s Broadway revival of Spring Awakening, embodied gestures expose and challenge representational and infrastructural norms that drive commercial musical theatre. The company’s blend of ASL and spoken text extends the overarching message about f ...
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Journal ArticlePerformance Research · 2015
The U.S. philanthropic discourse known as “creative placemaking” unites a historically unprecedented number of institutional investors in the instrumentalization of art toward civic, social, economic, and environmental goals. Since coining the term in 2011 ...
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