Lamentation is a solo Martha Graham created and performed in New York in 1930. At the 10th AAS (Association of Adaptation Studies) Conference, Adaptations and the Metropolis, I will present the paper "Kinetic lines, embodied perspectives: Martha Graham's Lamentation and the City of New York", focusing on its profound connections with New York both in terms of content and form. The above mute video portrays Graham dancing some parts of the solo in 1943, here is the source I have taken it from.
Monday, 21 September 2015
Adaptations and the Metropolis - my paper
Lamentation is a solo Martha Graham created and performed in New York in 1930. At the 10th AAS (Association of Adaptation Studies) Conference, Adaptations and the Metropolis, I will present the paper "Kinetic lines, embodied perspectives: Martha Graham's Lamentation and the City of New York", focusing on its profound connections with New York both in terms of content and form. The above mute video portrays Graham dancing some parts of the solo in 1943, here is the source I have taken it from.
Monday, 14 September 2015
Adaptations and the Metropolis, 10th AAS Conference
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On September 24th and 25th, 2015, at Senate House, London, there will be the 10th Annual Association of Adaptation Studies (AAS) Conference, whose theme is Adaptations and the Metropolis. I will take part with a paper titled "Kinetic lines, embodied perspectives: Martha Graham's Lamentation and the City of New York". Here is the full programme. I am very excited about this event and about my paper. I will soon add more info.
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