AGNÈS GUILLAUME

AGNÈS GUILLAUME

ALONZO KING

ALONZO KING

APEX

APEX

BANKSY

BANKSY

CAMERON MOBERG

CAMERON MOBERG

CARPENTERS WORKSHOP GALLERY

CARPENTERS WORKSHOP GALLERY

CHAD HASEGAWA

CHAD HASEGAWA

CREATIVE GROWTH

CREATIVE GROWTH

DELPHINE DIALLO

DELPHINE DIALLO

ELISABETH DAYNES

ELISABETH DAYNES

ERIC MICHEL

ERIC MICHEL

FENX

FENX

HILLARY GOIDELL

HILLARY GOIDELL

JEAN-MICHEL OTHONIEL

JEAN-MICHEL OTHONIEL

JET MARTINEZ

JET MARTINEZ

JOHN SANBORN

JOHN SANBORN

KALANI WARE

KALANI WARE

KALIE GRANIER

KALIE GRANIER

KLARI REIS

KLARI REIS

LAST ONES COLLECTIVE

LAST ONES COLLECTIVE

LAUREN NAPOLITANO

LAUREN NAPOLITANO

MARJAN MOGHADDAM

MARJAN MOGHADDAM

MONA CARON

MONA CARON

MONICA CANILAO

MONICA CANILAO

MYRIAM BOULOS

MYRIAM BOULOS

PAZ DE LA CALZADA

PAZ DE LA CALZADA

RACHEL WOLFE-GOLDSMITH

RACHEL WOLFE-GOLDSMITH

RAWDANCE

RAWDANCE

REDHA MEDJELLEKH

REDHA MEDJELLEKH

REMY LAGRANGE

REMY LAGRANGE

SHAWN BULLEN

SHAWN BULLEN

SILVIA GRAV

SILVIA GRAV

SIRRON NORRIS

SIRRON NORRIS

TANIA MOURAUD

TANIA MOURAUD

VICTOR REYES

VICTOR REYES

WOLFGANG BOHUSCH

WOLFGANG BOHUSCH

YORIYAS

YORIYAS

RAWDANCE

EXHIBITION: RAWDANCE@836M

DATES: 03/15/2016 – 06/03/2016

COLLECTIONS: GALLERY

CURRENTLY BASED: SAN FRANCISCO, CA

INSTAGRAM: @_RAWDANCE

ARTIST WEBSITE: RAWDANCE.ORG

Bio

Formed in 2004, RAWdance is an award-winning contemporary dance company based in San Francisco. Through the unique partnership of Co-Artistic Directors Ryan Smith and Wendy Rein, the company has earned a reputation for its nuanced, crafted performances that consistently push into exciting new territory.

SF Weekly dubbed the company’s work “edgy, sexy inventive fare designed to speak to audiences.” Critical Dance has described it as “experimental work done brilliantly.”

Drawing inspiration from the French Natural History Museum’s La Salle des Espèces Menacées et Disparues (gallery of endangered and extinct species), this performance installation from RAWdance and their collaborators will mine the tales of creatures from the natural world now lost and reflect on the passing of a generation of groundbreaking dance makers. Among other questions, it asks: How do we keep their essence alive?

The gallery itself became an immersive space and stage for this evolving-in-real-time collaboration with celebrated scenic designer/engineer Sean Riley. It included six dancers in a project that advanced a set of physical and visual responses to extinction and de-extinction, loss, and legacy questions.

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