PBS Newshour May 27, 2015 In Minneapolis, the Walker Art Center is offering art lovers a new thing to collect: intangible experience, direct from artist to consumer. Jeffrey Brown reports…
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by Chris Hewitt Pioneer Press July 16 2015 A dance performance by Body Cartography Project can be intimate. Very intimate. “Closer,” the two-part piece Body Cartography is performing this summer,…
Ashley Duffalo mnartists.org December 10, 2014 an excerpt I had another one-on-one interaction on that same visit with dancer Dolo McComb, who is a collaborator with BodyCartography Project, a Minneapolis-based…
by John Townsend Lavender Magazine July 8 2015 You may have noticed that in recent years dance and theater have been presented in public locations other than traditional theater spaces….
by Euan Kerr Minnesota Public Radio August 13, 2015 Dancer Elayna Waxse performed as her audience, Anat Shinar, watched during a performance of “Closer” in Mill Ruins Park in Minneapolis….
Review: Observers and the observed get “closer” in a BodyCartography work that shines a light on intimacy and human interaction. by Sheila Regan Star Tribune August 14, 2015 There’s breaking…
Maxe Crandalla & Selby Wynn Schwartzb Columbia University b St. Mary’s College of California Published online: 28 Nov 2014 Routledge Informa Ltd Registered in England and Wales PERFORMANCE REVIEW Symptom,…
BodyCartography Project’s Olive Bieringa and Otto Ramstad interview master improviser, Lisa Nelson, who recently performed with Steve Paxton at the Walker Art Center. By Olive Bieringa for mn.artists.org November 24,…
Source: pica.org Author: Roz Crews Typically, my favorite parts of a dance performance are the costumes, the sleek bodies and the elegant presentation of precision. I appreciate the way the body…
Author Claire Crofts Source: pica.org Over the course of the TBA:14 festival, 400 people will have the opportunity to be one-on-one with the members of BodyCartography in the intimate performance…
Author: Rebecca Jacobson Source: Willamette Week Date: September 9, 2014 BodyCartography Project’s Super Nature At many shows, there’s a firm line between audience and performers. That’s not the case in…
Author: Bernadette Rae Source: New Zealand Herald 5:00 AM Friday Aug 8, 2014 The opening work in this most mesmerising of programmes begins with a filmed section projected on to a…
Source: Theaterreview.org.nz Author: Dr Linda Ashley Date: August 7, 2014 Undertide, by NZ/USA Minnesota-based directors of the BodyCartography Project Olive Bieringa and Otto Ramstad, is a sepia study of dynamic sustainment and…
Source: mn.artists blog July 17, 2014 BodyCartography co-directors Olive Bieringa and Otto Ramstad speak with HIJACK collaborators Kristin Van Loon and Arwen Wilder about some of the many behind-the-scenes variables that go into…
Author: Karl Cronin Date: June 20, 2014 I sat in the audience. I didn’t know where to begin. He was stretching his arms up, and then gathering them in again. There…
Author: Julia MilsomSource: Theater ReviewDate: June 7 2014 Should dance be a consumer product spoon fed to us to brighten up our day like soft serve television? Or, can dance be something that…
Author: Val SmithSource: Theater ReviewDate: June 6 2014 At the opening of Footnote New Zealand Dance’s new season of original works by New Zealand choreographers at the Herald Theatre in Auckland, NOW 2014,…
Author: Sam TrubridgeSource: Theater ReviewDate: May 30 2014 The new Hannah Playhouse opened its doors last night for the first ever Footnote New Zealand Dance NOW season. While this mixed bill format has been…
Minnesota-based choreographer Olive Bieringa was back in New Zealand recently to work with Footnote Dance on their ‘Now’ series. She tells Eva Radich about her approach. Click to listen.
Source: Critical Correspondence March 12, 2014 BodyCartography co-directors Olive Bieringa and Otto Ramstad speak with HIJACK collaborators Kristin Van Loon and Arwen Wilder about the premiere of HIJACK’s premiere of…
Author: Nichole Jankowski Source: V Magazine Date: October 2013 There is no journey that grips the imagination of the American people more profoundly that the trip from east to west….
Author: Sheila Regan, Behind the Story Source: TC Daily Planet Date: June 23, 2013 After Outlet, I headed over to the I-94 underpass near the Basilica to see BodyCartography Project,…
Author: Michael J. Kramer Source: CULTURE ROVER: PROMISCUOUS CULTURAL CRITICISM Date: October 2013 “And all I gotta do is act naturally.” — written by Johnny Russell and Voni Morrison, sung…
Author: Camille Le Fevre Source: MNartists.blog Laurie Van Wieren has done something wonderful and original with her newest curatorial project, Monday Live Arts: She’s made the making of performance fun, enlightening,…
Author: Douglas Wolk Source: Wired.com Date: 09.13.13 ST. PAUL – The first sign of unusual life at tonight’s Station to Station show was parked outside Union Depot: Kate Casanova’s “Vivarium…
Author: Sheila Regan Source: City Pages Date: August 21, 2013 The Soap Factory has a history of including dance and performance art as part of its programming. There’s the WorkHorse…
Author: Lightsey Darst Source: MNartists.org Date: July 1, 2013 The template – beautiful people, beautifully filmed with a sketch of a story or character – is identical. In feature films,…
Author: Michele Steinwald Source: walkerart.org Date: June 10, 2013 When I asked a room filled with my peers to imagine an ideal future for presenting contemporary dance performances, they agreed…
Source: Bachtrack Author: Ivan Talijancic Date: January 23rd, 2013 I promise I am not late – the house lights are up and the performance has not formally begun. And yet, the…
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