Digital Bridges to Dance

Digital Bridges to Dance is a collaborative project by Grinnell College professor Celeste Miller, MFA, and Grinnell College students Obuchi Adikema (Class of 2021, Vivero Fellow); Charlotte Richardson-Deppe (Class of 2019); and Naomi Worob (Class of 2019). The objects in this collection include methods for choreographers to collaborate across geographic distance for the purpose of professional artistic development; curriculum for dance-based experiential embodied practices that can be used by choreographers and other artists, classroom teachers, and community leaders; and documentation of the research and creative products of Miller, Adikema, Richardson-Deppe, and Worob.

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Students drawing during an in-class drawing response exercise.

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A tutorial on how to play the dance exchange game Exquisite Corpse.

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Screenshot of Prezi presentation.

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Screenshots from a Bodies in Public Spaces presentation by Celeste Miller.

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Screenshots from video response posts shared between artists.

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Photographs from Space and Environment Through Static Images presentation.

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Thinking About What It Means to Not Work in the Material World is a zine created by Charlotte Richardson-Deppe about digital dancing research.

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Screenshot of Susan Foster's website.

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Screenshot of contemporary dance in a global context website.

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Women wearing dresses with two fists held up, walking in a line.