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Studies Project

Studies Project is an artist-practitioner organized series of panel discussions, participatory dialogues and community conversations that focus on provocative, timely issues of aesthetics and philosophy at the intersection of dance and social politics.

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Three male dancers in a trio situation fraught with tension, in a dark theater space. On person shirt is being pulled and all are looking in different directions. Photo by Paula Court.
ID: Three male dancers in a trio situation fraught with tension, in a dark theater space. On person shirt is being pulled and all are looking in different directions. Photo by Paula Court.

Past events

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Studies Project: Borderless Artist Long Table on Censorship

UNDOXX

Tue, Oct 28, 2025

A collage of 9 photos of undoxx programming.
Category: Events

Studies Project: Black Dance Collectivity

Black Dance Change Makers, Beyond the Black Box (BBB), Dancing While Black

Tue, Dec 9, 2025

Many people lay and sit in a circle around one center person who is standing, guiding the group through community breath work. Photo by Kenny Rodriguez.
Category: Events

MELT Event: Tax Empowerment for Movers and Makers!

Treehouse Taxes

Tue, Jan 27, 2026

Image of text over screen with image of Marci. Text reads:
Category: Events

Studies Project: Dancers Of Iran

Tina Bararian

Tue, Mar 24, 2026

The photo shows a blurred figure in motion walking past a textured, beige wall. The person is wearing a red outfit, with their head and body smeared across the image as a result of a slow shutter speed. On the left side of the image, there is a black window with vertical iron bars, contrasting against the smooth wall and the movement of the figure. Photo By Rojin Shafiei.
Category: Events

Studies Project: Conversations on Dance Dramaturgy, Part 4

André Lepecki, Joshua Lubin-Levy

Tue, Apr 28, 2026

Ana Rita Teodoro, Clarissa Sacchelli, Daniel Pizamiglio, Filipe Pereira, João dos Santos Martins and Sabine Macher in Continued Project, Culturgest, Lisbon, 2015. Photos: José Carlos Duarte.
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Studies Project: When Disabled Embodiment Is the Center

Kayla Hamilton

Tue, May 12, 2026

Kayla, a thick Black dancer with dark locs over the right side of their head and clear-framed glasses, sits in a circle with a group of seven dancers, some visible in the room, and some in the mirror. Everyone wears face masks and has their body oriented toward Kayla, as Kayla speaks animatedly with their hands, eyebrows raised. Alison, a white queer femme and access coordinator for Circle O – also an avid swimmer in the waters of Lake Michigan – wrote this description with a strong cup of breakfast tea next to her. Photo credit: Lynn Lane.
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Studies Project: Root Work – Mapping Our Black Dance Lineage

Black Dance Change Makers

Tue, Sep 29, 2026

Black dancers at the BDCM Summer Untensive lean over a large floor poster, writing notes and adding sticky notes as they map their Black dance lineage together in community. Photo by Martin Nuñez-Bonilla.

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