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liz lerman (born 1947 in Los Angeles, CA) is an American choreographer and founder of liz lerman Dance Exchange .Her style of dance-making is characterized by personal story, multi-generational casting, current events, scientific research, humor, public participation, and interdisciplinary collaboration. Characterized by the Washington Post as “the source of an epochal revolution in the scope and purposes of dance art,” she and her dancers have collaborated with shipbuilders, physicists, construction workers, and cancer researchers. In 2002 she won the MacArthur Genius Grant; in 2009, the Jack P. Blaney Award in Dialogue acknowledged her outstanding leadership, creativity, and dedication to melding dialogue with dance; and the 2017 Jacob’s Pillow Dance Award.
HATCHED #40 - Leslie Scott & Melanie Greene
Today we had the pleasure of talking with two artists, Melanie Greene and Leslie Scott, who are both dancers, choreographers, teachers, and most importantly for our conversation today, two of the lead organizers for the International Dance Festival. The festival takes place in New Orleans Septembe…
MSP 163: Liz Lerman
The Independent Thinker, Liz Lerman
Liz is a choreographer, performer, writer, teacher, and speaker. For the past forty years, she has infused her artistic exploration with a personal touch, humor, intellectual vibrancy, and a contemporary edge. Her choreography has delved into a wide spectrum of …
156: Why Should Activist Artists & Cultural Organizers Care About Sustainability?
Why does sustainability matter in activist art? When funding cycles are short, residencies are brief, and institutions often treat creative work as temporary or expendable, what does it mean to commit to change that lasts?
In this episode of Art Is Change, the sixth in our series on the building bl…
Why Artists Don’t Have to Suffer for Their Art- with Alexandra Beller
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In this deeply resonant episode of A Joyful Rebellion, James sits down with choreographer, director, educator, and somatic movement analyst Alexandra Beller to explore the profound intersection of art, healing, embodiment, and authenticity. Alexandra has spent over 25 years helping…
S4; EP. 1 -- Liz Lerman: Critical Response Process®
“It’s not a given that you will be applauded for what you are doing.” - Liz Lerman
Welcome to the first episode of Dear Multi-Hyphenate, Season Four!
Let's dive in with an amazing episode featuring the brilliant Liz Lerman! In this episode we discuss movement, creative tools, choreography and st…
Liz Lerman: Bridging Divides & Building Meaning Through Dance
Podcast Interview with Liz Lerman
In this episode, Liz Lerman talks about how she conceptualizes of dance, artistry, and social change. She digs into how her practice and understanding of the work she does has developed over time. She discusses how she has developed deep relationships with diver…
Liz Lerman — Shape and Momentum: An Insomniac's Guide for a World in Constant Motion - with Diana Ayton-Shenker
A choreographic manifesto for life in motion, offering new ways to navigate change and thrive amidst instabilityA sequel to Hiking the Horizontal, Liz Lerman's Shape and Momentum: An Insomniac's Guide for a World in Constant Motion is a choreographic manifesto for living in motion--part memoir, par…
188: Can Outside Activist Artists Make a Difference in Your Community?
Can an artist from outside a community become an effective force for change
—or does arriving with good intentions risk repeating the very patterns the work is meant to challenge?
Bill Cleveland joins Alice Lovelace and Barbara Schaffer Bacon to examine one of community arts practice’s most persis…
194: Liz Lerman Part 1: The Critical, the Horizontal, & the Heretic's Path
Can an artist who comes from outside a community become an effective partner in creating change?
That was the question we explored in an earlier episode of our Building Blocks of Effective Community Arts Practice series. And in our recent conversation with Eric Gottesman, we heard one compelling a…
195: Liz Lerman Part 2: What Can Witches Teach us About Art & Social Change
An outside artist does not become effective by knowing everything about a place.
Effectiveness begins with recognizing how much they do not know.
That idea has followed us from our Building Blocks episode on outside artists, through Eric Gottesman’s journey from photographer to collaborator, and in…
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