Video
The Point (Excerpts) from CORE Dance on Vimeo.
With choreography by CORE Artistic Director Sue A. Schroeder, music by Berlin-based composer Christian Meyer and costumes by D. Patton White, The Point engages the viewer on a visceral level through intense physical movement and tender human connections. Inspired in part by the writings of Raymond Federman and the conceptual art of Sol LeWitt, Schroeder seeks to engage through questioning that which is most crucial for survival. This video is from the Houston performances in 2011.
Video
The Moment Between (Excerpts) from CORE Dance on Vimeo.
In this new work, created collaboratively by Sue A. Schroeder and jhon r. stronks, focus is given to time, points in space and lines in space. The work is supported by an original sound score by Berlin-based composer Christian Meyer. These excerpts are from the Houston performance in 2011.
Video
The Moment Between from CORE Dance on Vimeo.
In this new work, created collaboratively by Sue A. Schroeder and jhon r. stronks, focus is given to time, points in space and lines in space. The work is supported by an original sound score by Berlin-based composer Christian Meyer. This recording is from the Houston performance in 2011.
Video
The Point from CORE Dance on Vimeo.
With choreography by CORE Artistic Director Sue A. Schroeder, music by Berlin-based composer Christian Meyer and costumes by D. Patton White, The Point engages the viewer on a visceral level through intense physical movement and tender human connections. Inspired in part by the writings of Raymond Federman and the conceptual art of Sol LeWitt, Schroeder seeks to engage through questioning that which is most crucial for survival.This video is from the Houston performances in 2011.
Site Specific Video
CORE Performance Company in Brink:Break::Broke:? from CORE Dance on Vimeo.
CORE Performance Company premiered the magical site-specific performance “BRINK:BREAK::BROKE:?” at the 40th Annual Capital One Bank Bayou City Art Festival on October 8, 2011. CORE performed throughout the festival grounds in Downtown Houston, bringing the magic of dance to the crowd and enhancing audience members’ experience of the festival with fanciful and engaging vignettes.
The theme for this original dance performance, which filled Downtown Houston with color and movement, was “Breakthrough.” The dancers were costumed in Commedia dell’arte style in a nod to the harlequins in BCAF featured artist Kreg Yingst’s work.
Site Specific Video
Carlos Cruz Diez: Color as Situation from CORE Dance on Vimeo.
In this excerpted video of the live performance that happened in the Museum of Fine Arts Houston, members of CORE Performance Company are joined by guest artists Leslie Scates and jhon r. stronks. The original performance was 50 minutes long, and featured original music by Colin Bragg and Blake Helton, and costumes by D. Patton White. The artists were responding to the various artistic processes that Carlos Cruz-Diez has developed over a lifetime of work as a visual artist. The MFAH partners with other artists and art forms in their Artful Thursday series to provide gallery goers a new entry into the featured exhibitions.
Site Specific Video
Entry Point: Karlstad, Sweden from CORE Dance on Vimeo.
A site-specific adaptation of The Point, a new work by Sue A. Schroeder, commissioned by the ABUNDANCE Festival, Karlstad, Sweden, in June, 2010.
Site Specific Video
WIND UP, Implode…Begin! from CORE Dance on Vimeo.
As a Non-profit Partner with Bayou City Art Festival, CORE is commissioned to create an original site-specific performance piece for both the Fall and Spring Festivals. This edited version of the performance from March, 2009, incorporates images from the same movement performed in four separate sites throughout the Memorial Park Grounds of the BCAF.
