Updates and Highlights:
photo: Cindy Trinh
photo: Cindy Trinh
Workshop
ReMAp: Resiliency Motions 4 Apocalypse
Join NYC-based artist zavé martohardjono for a series of dance workshop at The Art Room Studio exploring our bodies’ regenerative systems and ecological resilience.
“asmr4apocalypse” uses sound, performance, somatic activation, and herbal ritual to prompt audiences to imagine a seemingly impervious colonial institution, the Pentagon, breaking down into its elements in future eons to compost back into the earth.
FEBRUARY - MARCH 2025
Leigh Huster, Ray Toy, Patricia Graham
A femme in a white dress with long black hair plays a violin sitting on the floor as another femme in a white dress with short hair lays over their legs with chest up with arms reaching backwards. photo credit: Isaac Harrell
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Leigh Huster, Ray Toy, Patricia Graham
Performance
Celebrating STUDIO WORKS
We are incredibly grateful to all the artists and supporters who have been a part of our STUDIO WORKS programs this past year. We are honored to be in community with you all.
Studio Works is an informal, works-in-progress series designed for makers of all disciplines creating live work to share new and old work at any stage of development.
Leah Stein Dance Company
carry with you this place
An iterative deep listening movement-sound practice weaving in personal story, images and metaphor.
More info on our practice and public showings in 2024 coming soon.
pictured left to right: Maddie Hopfield, Kimya Jackson, Shannon Brooks, Josie Smiith. Subcircle residency 2023.
![“…Our intention was to meet people where they were and create immersive artistic experiences that enhanced or awakened their day…”
Immersive yourself into physicality and interconnection in 'SU.21.AC', a work from Camille Rennie, Company of Collaborative Artists (CoCA @cocamoves ) at FILM WORKS, Saturday 5/18 at 7pm in the basement of the The Art Room Studio (2329 s 3rd st).
In the summer of 2021, the Company of Collaborative Artists made the commitment to continue to bring dance art to people despite the global shutdown and closing of theaters and traditional performance spaces for dance. We elected to bring our creative process and performances outdoors and into public spaces, making dance art accessible to new and unsuspecting audiences. Our intention was to meet people where they were and create immersive artistic experiences that enhanced or awakened their day. This film work was created in residency at Stockton University and recorded in one-take on the boardwalk in front of their Atlantic City campus residence hall. [Music: “Ahya Simone Enough No BPM” by Kelela (the remixes) “Waking up in Assam” by Dan Savell]
Camille Rennie (MFA, Rutgers University) is a freelance choreographer and dance artist from New Jersey who serves her community as a choreographer, a university professor in dance and somatics, a wellness practitioner, and a certified yoga instructor (RYT 200-hour). She currently presents her choreography, movement practices, and artistic collaborations through the artwork & immersive events of her dance company, the Company of Collaborative Artists; a 501c3 nonprofit dance company with a mission to spread love and light internationally through dance arts and creative community…
Read more about Camille Rennie and all the other brilliants artists sharing works through FILM WORKS using the link in our bio.
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