Dance First, Think Later: 618 Rules to Live By

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When we dance, we forget everything and everyone. Dance is the only thing that gives you wings! You can dance on tables, but it’s the move that matters. Marinella Senatore’s art (IT, 1977, based in Rome) is that of a pure energy flowing from short-circuits between the different elements she gathers in a single (real or virtual) space. The artist’s role is to activate a mechanism for producing a transformative force from the convergence of the elements that enter it; a force then transmitted in the surrounding area until it reaches the audience. I was thinking about the title of this book for a long time. I have no doubt that thinking before doing anything is important -at least for me- but the title made me shift my thoughts a little to the other side of the whole thing and I asked myself: Is It necessarily a good thing? To think before everything? Sometimes you have to just act--whether it's dancing or writing or jumping. I realized that some of the achievements in my life were made completely spontaneously-- I did not think, I just wrote or just reacted based on my feeling. AFM Hot List: Keira Knightley, Henry Cavill, Halle Berry, Dev Patel and David Harbour Films Hit the Market

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Whether you are a complete beginner or you’re returning to ballet later in life, this is the class for you. Access-restricted-item true Addeddate 2019-11-16 00:54:17 Associated-names Petras, Kathryn; Petras, Ross Boxid IA1696421 Camera USB PTP Class Camera Collection_set printdisabled External-identifier Dance first, think later. Live in the moment, and don’t be too hard on yourself. Dance doesn’t just happen, it’s being intentional, and you have to be in the moment. Clément Cogitore, Les Indes Galantes, 2017, video still, exhibition view Dance First Think Later, 2020, Le Commun, Geneva. Photo Annik Wetter. Courtesy the artist and Arta Sperto. Dance First". British Board of Film Classification. September 12, 2023 . Retrieved September 13, 2023.Sometimes, you notice that you think too much. You may find that things aren’t going your way when you get into a rut, or you’re just having an off day, and you need to remind yourself to have fun. A little dance can do wonders for your brain and outlook on life. The power of dance can cure ailments of the physical body and also those in the mental by taking your mind off anything that needs not be on your mind. The first step is to dance. The second is to smile. Dance, do what you love. Think before you jump into something. Think about the future.

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Alexandra Pirici (RO, 1982, based in Bucharest) is an artist who uses choreography both for its economy of means and for its critical energy, as a means of questioning history, monuments and public memory. Re-collection is an ongoing, performative action, built around the notion of collecting, while subverting traditional understandings of the term. Real and fictional objects – works of art and forms of life – are transformed into embodied memories. Objects become movements, unlabelled, with no need for classification. The boundaries between these new objects – actions / gestures / moving sculptural forms – are porous and less defined such that we never quite know where each “object” begins and ends. Christodoulos Panayiotou, Dying on Stage, lecture performance with Jean Capeille, ADC–Association pour la danse contemporaine, in the framework of the exhibition Dance First Think Later and La Bâtie–Festival de Genève, 2020. Photo Emmanuelle Bayart. Courtesy the artist and Arta Sperto. Cogitore is a laureate of Paris’ Salon de Montrouge in 2011, the Prix Fondation Ricard in 2016 and the Prix Marcel Duchamp in 2018. His films have been screened at numerous festivals including Cannes, Locarno, Telluride, Los Angeles and San Sebastian. In 2017 a solo exhibition was held at le Bal, Paris. He directed a production of Les Indes Galantes in 2019 at the Opéra Bastille, Paris.Dance first, think later. Don’t be afraid to let loose and have fun. Dance is the best way to let your worries go! The artworks feature the human body, its movements, its gestures, their meanings and interpretations, through a wide range of approaches: conceptual, sensory, political, social, activist, playful, provocative, historical, and through questions of gender and identity. They refer to the history of choreography, to types of dance, to technologies, to architecture and urban context, to clothing or to scenography. Dance first, think later. Dance is to move and express ourselves freely, with abandon & joy. Dance as if no one is watching you—dance for yourself. Dance first, think later. The only thing that matters is shaking your hips without care. Dance with joy and forget all the rest