Sentence examples for explored dance from inspiring English sources

Phoenecia, a duo from Miami, explored dance music as electronic improvisation.

Over four days in January 2011, MoMA presented "On Line/Ralph Lemon," a program of live performance and dance in conjunction with the group exhibition "On Line: Drawing Through the Twentieth Century," which explored dance live and on paper.

He changed the way we think about space and time onstage, he explored dance on film before just about anyone else, and long before James Cameron and Hollywood made motion-capture cool, he was using three-dimensional computer animation to choreograph.

For a time, the experimental stagings at Platforma — which, in addition to theatre, explored dance, music, and media art — were among the most relevant and energetic in the country.

One, called "Flatline," explores dance on point.

DUNNING DANCE AT THE 92ND STREET Y Two informal programs that explore dance are offered this weekend.

"I wouldn't necessarily say that modern dance makes it 'safer' for men to explore dance," said Nicholas Leichter, one of the choreographers with "In the Company of Men".

Their second collaboration after Edward Scissorhands, the Sleeping Beauty curtain-raiser aims to give young carers a chance to explore dance and to lessen their sense of isolation.

According to the programme, Chroma would - "rather than exploring dance from within the dancer's body and brain" - be an opportunity to "see it freshly from without".

In the free "Fridays @ Noon" series, four newish choreographers will present work that explores dance as metaphor in a program called "Poetry in Motion," with discussion following.

Russo's work owed a debt to Trisha Brown and to the 1960s project of exploring dance as everyday functional movement rather than rarefied technique.