(home)Body by Cid Pearlman Performance opens at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History

Dance based on poetry. AMAZING!!! I just cried my eyes out watching a sneak peek of the dances done to all of the poet’s poems. Congrats to Cid Pearlman Performance!

7 people wearing brightly colored, or fun party clothes in a rock garden groove with their arms in the air. Poem fragment caption reads: shimmy weight from hip, to hip, to balance.

This image is from the immersive film which features a my poem, “majestic disabled/queer/people of color elders instruct how to dance in the struggle”

From - “Cid Pearlman Performance is pleased to announce the premiere of home(Body), our new immersive dance/poetry/video/installation.

(home)Body is part of the Rydell Visual Arts Fellowship exhibition at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art & History, and runs through March 20, Thursday - Sunday, 12:00-6:00pm.

(home)Body was created in collaboration with video artist Mara Milam, poet/dramaturge Denise Leto, four commissioned poets, nineteen movement artists, composer Jonathan Segel, texture/text designer Spencer Doughtie, and an amazing video crew.”

View a sneak peak video trailer here https://vimeo.com/668419882

Lead Poet Denise Leto writes:

(home)Body invokes complex relationships between embodiment and place. We explore questions such as What does it feel like to be at home in your body? What are embodied experiences of home across intersections of identities and expressions? With a multiplicity of voices, dancers and poetic imaginaries, the work speaks to ideas centering home and body through personal, experimental, and topical approaches. The films involve site-specific and immersive environments both natural and built. Spaces and bodies interact in a collaborative and choreographic conversation.”

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