Collisions, Echoes, Swallowings

This work is written with Alutiiq artist Tanya Lukin Linklater’s The sky held me (rainfall on hands hair lips) . This work was created for the Toronto Biennial (2023) and performed in High Park. In this text, I explore Lukin Linklater’s longstanding method of ‘open rehearsals’ with dance artists as a way of engaging with the weather and corresponding questions of sustenance and sustainability.

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2024-10-01
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Posthumanist Ethics and Activism
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Collisions, Echoes, Swallowings

Malini Guha
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Collisions, Echoes, Swallowings

Malini Guha
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This work is written with Alutiiq artist Tanya Lukin Linklater’s The sky held me (rainfall on hands hair lips) . This work was created for the Toronto Biennial (2023) and performed in High Park. In this text, I explore Lukin Linklater’s longstanding method of ‘open rehearsals’ with dance artists as a way of engaging with the weather and corresponding questions of sustenance and sustainability.

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