RESIDENCY SCHEDULE
All times listed are Eastern Standard Time.
PAST EVENTS
FALL: November 9-19, 2020
Monday, November 9, 2020
3:30-4:30pm EST
Teach In Dialogue with Fred Moten and BIPOC Students/Faculty/Staff
Tuesday, November 10, 2020
1:10-2:30pm EST, Pem Dance Studio
Dialogue with nia love
ARTD B142: Dance Composition – Process and Presence
Thursday, November 12, 2020
11:10am-12:30pm EST
Theory and Practice: Movement-Based Workshop with nia love
EDUC B282: Teaching for Revolution – Abolition in Education
1:10-4:00pm EST
Theory and Practice: Movement-Based Workshop with nia love
ARTD B270: Diasporic Bodies, Citizenship, and Dance
6:30-8:30pm EST, VirtualPostponed to Thursday, March 25, 2021
The Porch: A Studio Dialogue with nia love and Fred Moten
Saturday, November 14, 2020
Time and Location TBD
One-on-One Movement Sessions with Students for Final Projects Creation
Sunday, November 15, 2020
Embodied and Textual Informal Conversation with nia love
360°: Centering Critical Blackness:
ARTD B270 Diasporic Bodies, Citizenship, and Dance
EDUC B282: Teaching for Revolution – Abolition in Education
Tuesday, November 17, 2020
1:10-2:30pm EST, Virtual
Lensed Media and Embodied Memory: A Conversation and Sharing with nia love
This event was postponed to Wednesday, March 24, 2021.
11/17 – Visual Culture Course and Dance Composition – Virtual Tour of her Abolitionist Performance Research
Embodied and Textual Informal Conversation with nia love
360°: Centering Critical Blackness:
ARTD B270 Diasporic Bodies, Citizenship, and Dance
EDUC B282: Teaching for Revolution – Abolition in Education
Thursday, November 19, 2020
1:10-4:00pm EST, Goodhart Music Room
360°: Centering Critical Blackness:
ARTD B270 Diasporic Bodies, Citizenship, and Dance
EDUC B282: Teaching for Revolution – Abolition in Education
includes Black at Bryn Mawr Tour
SPRING: March 15-26, 2021
nia love will lead public performance research in relationship to her work g(1)host: lost at sea which explores embodiment while in the contemporary afterlife of slavery. Events may be live, digital, or hybrid depending on current COVID-19 guidelines.
Directed by Lela Aisha Jones (BMC Arts Program – Dance Faculty), the work of 360° students will be presented during the residency. Stay tuned for details.
Tuesday, Mar 16, 2021
7:30-9:00pm EST
2020 Flexner Lectures: Fred Moten on Hesitant Sociology: Blackness and Poetry
“abduction and adduction”
Open to the public. Visit event page to learn more.
Thursday, March 18, 2021
7:30-9:00pm EST
The Porch: An After Session on the Resonance of Fred Moten
Open to the public. Visit event page to learn more.
Monday, March 22, 2021
Performance Research Sessions with nia love
ARTD B140: Approaches to Dance – Themes and Perspectives
ARTD B230 Section 001: Modern: Intermediate Technique
Open to students.
Tuesday, Mar 23, 2021
7:30-9:00pm EST
2020 Flexner Lectures: Fred Moten on Hesitant Sociology: Blackness and Poetry
“maps, territories”
Open to the public. Visit event page to learn more.
Wednesday, March 24, 2021
12:30-2:00pm EST
Center for Visual Culture Presents nia love and Lela Aisha Jones
Visiting Assistant Professor in History of Art Matthew Feliz and Assistant Professor of Dance Lela Aisha Jones will host a conversation with nia love on the scaffolding of her work as it intersects with Visual Culture and Lensed Media.
Open to the public. Visit event page to learn more..
Performance Research Session with nia nove
ARTD B140: Approaches to Dance – Themes and Perspectives
ARTD B330 Dance Ensemble: Modern
Open to students.
Thursday, March 25, 2021
6:00-7:45pm EST
The Porch: A Studio Dialogue with nia love and Fred Moten
Open to the public. Visit event page to learn more.
Saturday, April 3, 2021
7:30pm EST
nia love: Research showing: g1(host), a new iteration, UnderCurrents
A screening of performance research exploring embodied memory, Blackness, and healing.
Open to the public. Visit event page to learn more.