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Resources

The Moving Body, Culture and Broadening the Center

Resources to revision how we engage with the body

(yes, I verbed a noun)

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Flamenco-specific and -adjacent

A Dancer’s Disruption of Conservative Flamenco Culture (Fergus McIntosh, with film by Frederick Bernas and Ana González)

Bailaores (Albertina Pisano)

Black Flamenco Network (BFN - FUAAD)

Buika: The Voice Of Freedom (Alice Winkler)

Califato ¾: Taking Flamenco Into The Future (Mark McNeill)

Concha Buika's African-Inspired Flamenco (Jerome Socolovsky)

El duende artístico, o cómo la música puede influir en tus emociones (Pilar Hernán)

El duende entra en la Universidad (Ana Camarero)

De Flamenco TV

Finding duende: Leonard Cohen and Federico García Lorca (Margaux Emmanuel)

Flamenco at 5:15

Flamenco Bites

Flamenco Women (Mike Figgis)

Gypsy Dance - Beyond your joy, your pain" (A conversation between Belen Maya & Yumma Mudra)

Gurumbé: Afro-Andalusian Memories

How a Japanese Dancer Made a Place for Herself in Flamenco

Introducing María José Llergo: "What we Now Call Tradition Was a Revolution in Its Own Time" (Gonçalo Frota)

La Otra Orilla (The Other Shore)

La redención americana de Lorca: así escribió 'Poeta en Nueva York' entre la depresión y el desamor (Nuria Azancot)

¿Qué es el «duende» que definió Lorca? Neurólogos andaluces explican su origen (Pablo Marinetto)

Soleá: The Flamenco of Seville

The Soulful Art of a Flamenco Guitar

Spanish Singer María José Llergo on Flamenco’s Radical Roots (Frances Solá-Santiago)

Yinka Esi Graves. Una conversación desde un cuerpo disidente (Rosalía Gómez)

The big picture: Inge Morath captures the joy of Spanish dance (Tim Adams)

Flamenco for an Afro-Descended Woman: Trauma, Transformation and Embodying Social Justice

The Reset: What the Body Remembers

Vocalist Buika fuses genres to form unique musical style (Tom Casciato, Sam Weber, Connie Kargbo)

The women tackling the macho world of flamenco guitar (Virginia López Enano)

Readings

‘People who move together’: the social power of house dance (Emi Eleode)

It’s time we made space for Australia’s lost dancers (Leila Lois)

‘Books bring us into being’: how writing about reading became an inspiring literary genre of its own (Lara Feigel)

Can a Sculpture Dance? Here Are Three Things to Know About Artist Nick Cave’s Beloved ‘Soundsuits’ (Katie White)

Coming Out of the Shadow of Colonialism, Hula Today is Experiencing a Renaissance (Constance Hale)

How Dance Artists are Addressing the U.S. Prison System in Their Work, Both Onstage and on the Inside (Sophie Bress)

Living in a woman's body: Stories of strength, pleasure and pain

Mind and Body. The domineering logic of ballet. (Glory Liu)

The Secret of How We Move (By Charlie Tyson/Videos by Caco Neves)

The Company Working to Make Dance More Inclusive (Lea Marshall)

‘The vagina is self-cleaning’ – so why do companies push hygiene products on Black women? (Paige Curtis)

Three artists reflect on the importance of Indigenous storytelling as the Weesageechak Begins to Dance festival returns

Quiet: The Power of Introverts in a World That Can't Stop Talking (Susan Cain)

‘Don’t worry, just watch’: how do you tell a story through dance? (Lyndsey Winship)

In “Sleepwalker,” A New Producer Brings A Dancer Using a Wheelchair to The Royal Ballet (Avichai Scher)

Homegoing (Yaa Gyasi)

We, Made of Bone (Mahtem Shiferraw)

We Should All Be Feminists (Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie)

What Ballet Taught Me about My Body (Alice Robb)

Your Body is War (Mahtem Shiferraw)

Zikora (Chimamanda Ngozi Adichie)

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