Ab(ex)traction. Dwayne Holliday
Ab(ex)straction is, was and will continue as a physical interrogation of ballet, with the ethical tools of new-materialist feminism, post-colonial theory and queer and trans theory. It is a research towards a contemporarily relevant, body-ethical and deeply material melting of ballet into contemporary dance practices. The goal is the abstraction of the ballet vocabulary, semiotics and formal elements, extracting what...
