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Core Dance
Current Season
45th Season Highlights
​Braiding Time, Memory and Water
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breath
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Constructing Dance: a play-filled celebration of the Art of Making Dances
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​HOME Screening at BMCM+AC
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Artists in Residence
laboratory for creation, development & investigation
Core Dance initiated the Artist in Residence Spring 2023 with Israeli Artists, Maya Gelfman and Roie Avidan/Mind The Heart! Project, followed in 2023-24 Season with Nadya Zeitlan (US - Atlanta), Natalia ChyliÅ„ska & Katarzyna Pastuszak (Poland) & Nicolo Giorgini & Marco Casagrande (Italy), in 2024-25 Season with Fly On A Wall (US – Atlanta), Bára Látalová (Czech Republic) and Joshua Gilyard (US – Atlanta).
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Braiding Time, Memory and Water
Earthworks Feature for Season 2024-25
is a site-specific, environmental (earth) artistic creation by Sue Schroeder alongside and in collaboration with Conceptual Artist, Jonathon Keats and Composer, Felipe Pérez Santiago. The performance, including an ensemble of Dance Artists and Percussion, responds to the geography, history and environmental concerns of two..
breath
Earthworks Feature for Season 2024-25
breath explores variations in the "breath" of the earth in diverse locations, particularly in nature, while contrasting with the embodied breath realized in our modern world. This exploration seeks an understanding and alignment with the rhythm of nature/the earth, both individually and collectively.
1830EST: Artists Talk
Intimate Conversations with Artists about Art
1830EST: Artists Talk offers an online forum to explore art-making practices through the lens of working artists and their creativity.Each episode assembles multiple viewpoints and includes interviews, field recordings, soundscapes and stories representing the diverse creative practitioners within the Core Dance global landscape. 1830EST: Artists Talk was initiated in 2021 to cultivate community in response to the pandemic, when live experiences were not possible. The ongoing pandemic disrupted the rhythms of everyday life, prompting us to reconfigure how we connect, communicate, and work together.
enCore: Dance on Film
Re- Constructing the Dancing Body: Screen Dance & the ever-fluid definition of Place & Time
Showcasing annually since 2014, for enCore Dance on Film 2022, 223 submissions were received from 32 different countries with 20 final selections representing 10 different countries. In 2023, 143 submissions were received from 26 different countries with 15 final selections. In 2024, 88 submissions were received from 24 different countries with 10 final selections.
Global Water Dances
Dancing for Safe Water Everywhere
Since 2011, Global Water Dances has created biennial events of working and dancing together for safe water. Core Dance has participated in Global Water Dances in 2019 (Samúel Jónssons Art Farm, Selárdalur, Iceland), 2021 (at multiple locations on the Big Island of Hawaii) and in 2023 (Stößensee, Berlin, Germany).
inside:out
Sharing Space in the Virtual Realm
inside:out features the programs and productions of Core Dance in the form of video installations. Screening on the Core Dance storefront windows on the Decatur Square, inside:out offers the public a glimpse inside the creative process and the resulting art work that is created from within Core Dance.  
Morning Class at Core
Cultivating Community through Affordable Classes
Led by established, progressive dance artists, Morning Class is Core Dance’s offering of low-cost classes and workshops for the community. Morning Class offers the opportunity to experience an Artist/Core Dance Faculty's movement practices, investigations and histories. Classes may include somatic, improvisation, and movement technique classes. If dance experience is recommended, it is denoted on the class webpage.
REEL Art
Video Technology + Installation Art
REEL Art is a platform for original film installations - a contemporary art form that combines video technology with installation art - making use of the storefront windows of Core Dance’s studio building. Coupled with all aspects of the surrounding environment of the Decatur Square, passersby/the audience are affected by this ingenious visual experience. As an installation, this work is unique in its use and design for the Core Dance Studio windows.
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