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Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Art Nature and Dance

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Higher ED: Weather scores, Wind scales, and Scattered Dances

In these two hours we will enact and create dance scores that grow and shift our understanding of weather in the city. We will also learn how to assess wind speed by observing the movement of objects and trees around us. We will seek out micro-weather factors around the New School such as buildings that protect us from wind or redirect it, temperature differences in areas of shade or sun, and the effects of nearby traffic or street trees. If there are the right conditions for gathering aerial imagery by kite, we will fly a camera as well. It is our hypothesis that the body is a highly tuned weather-sensing instrument, come test this with us!

tags: dance scores, kite, temperature, weather, wind, workshop

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Type: Public Engagement
From: Adaptability + Flow (Symposium)
Year: 2013
Sites: Phenomena of New York City’s waterways and weather systems, particularly the impact of Hurricane Sandy
Principal Collaborators: Damian Griffin, Jessica Einhorn, John Waldman, Lailye Weidman, Liz Barry, Meredith Ramirez Talusan, Paloma McGregor, Philip Orton, Rebecca Boger, Victoria Marshall

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