2015The Atrium (University of Guelph)Open access

Dance-based research: Process and products of collaboration

Andrea LaMarre

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This report outlines a collaborative project between IMAGEO artworks, Musagetes, and the Research Shop, aimed at exploring 'What is in transition?' in Guelph using dance-based research. It provides an overview of the process and products that emerged from this collaboration, including a literature scan, a movement-based workshop, a video, the performance of a professional dance piece, and a facilitated discussion with the audience.

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This report outlines a collaborative project between IMAGEO artworks, Musagetes, and the Research Shop, aimed at exploring 'What is in transition?' in Guelph using dance-based research. It provides an overview of the process and products that emerged from this collaboration, including a literature scan, a movement-based workshop, a video, the performance of a professional dance piece, and a facilitated discussion with the audience.

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This report outlines a collaborative project between IMAGEO artworks, Musagetes, and the Research Shop, aimed at exploring 'What is in transition?' in Guelph using dance-based research. It provides an overview of the process and products that emerged from this collaboration, including a literature scan, a movement-based workshop, a video, the performance of a professional dance piece, and a facilitated discussion with the audience.

Key concepts: Dance, Process (computing), Visual arts, Movement (music), Sociology, Multimedia, Art, Computer science

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