This session delves into the concept of dance as a living archive, exploring how bodies, movement practices, memories, and relationships serve as dynamic repositories of knowledge beyond conventional documentation.
In the world of dance, the development of creativity requires fertile ground that allows for the growth and development of sustainable art.
In this conversation, the speaker will exchange their experiences of the art laboratory practice before reflecting on the dynamics of the arts and social fields encountered in Indonesia, regional and international.
Josh Marcy is a choreographer, dancer who works across choreography, movement research, and performing arts ecosystem-development. His practice explores the body as a site of knowledge and desire, with particular attention to materiality, consciousness, and intimacy.
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