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Premiere:
iMPACt Center for Art & Dance, SF (July 2024)
FACT/SF Summer Dance Festival, SF (August 2024)
Choreography: Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Dancers: Maddy Bullard & Tamara Chu
Music: David Caparó & Laurel Halo
Animation: Cameron Surh
Animation Dancer: Hiroka Nagai
Description: A duet highlighting the experience of mental illness from both perspectives — to witness and be witnessed within the complexities of a crisis, and the sense of loss that results when there are few directions to turn. With original sound and projection design, the work explores how the incorporation of visual art in performance can enhance the audience’s understanding of the internal conflict of the performer.
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Photo by Robbie Sweeny
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Premiere: The Center at Eagle Hill, Hardwick, Massachusetts (March 2024)
Choreography: Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Description: An immersive creative process with the students at the Eagle Hill School working with materials as components of nature and the body as a site where nature can be reborn.
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eco-locate | a dance film triptych
Premiere: ESTIA Day Fest, LaRussa Studio, New York (May 2023) & Move to Chance Dance Festival, Speyer Hall, University Settlement, New York (November 2023)
Choreography: Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Dancers: Ilektra Arsenidou & Giada Palmisano
Music: David Caparó
Description: Developed at the Djerassi Resident Artist Program in Northern California, eco-locate explores the concept of echolocation - the locating of objects via reflected sound - and how it can be applied to a physical communication network
Re-drawn | a movement installation based on live-drawing and chance procedure
Work-in-Progress: Stapleton School for the Performing Arts, San Anselmo (May 2023)
Premiere: Guest of Cali & Co Dance, Joe Goode Annex, San Francisco (December 2023)
Choreography: Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Performers: Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ, Lacey Heffernan & BodyLanguage company of Roco Dance
Animation Design: Cameron Surh
Music Composition: Ediale Oriwoh
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Choreographic Writing Class Series
w/ Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Host: Shawl Anderson Dance Center
Dates: Sundays 2-4pm PT (in-person)
February 5 - 26, 2023
Description: This workshop series builds on the choreographic score workshop with deeper inquiry into how text-based poetry techniques inform the choreographic process. We will primarily focus on creating choreographic scores utilizing concrete poetry, erasure poetry, ekphrastic poetry, and cinépoetry with optional weekly assignments that provide students an opportunity to invest in personal creative research. Register here
Scene R-eco-ver | a choreographic anthropo-scene
Host: World Stage Design | University of Calgary
Date: August 6-16, 2022 • Calgary, Alberta, Canada
Description: A multi-media love letter to California - a new choreographic performance interpreting the climate catastrophes of Northern California in an evolving landscape of paper and projection.
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Choreographic Writing Intensive Course
w/ Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Host: Big Sky Workshop
Guest Artist Speakers: Jade Lien & NiNi Dongnier
Date: January 18 - March 10, 2022
Description: In the form of practice-as-research and critical discussion, we will learn through example about the use of the interdisciplinary in contemporary dance and writing practices.
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Choreography & Concept: Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Text & Animation: Jade Lien
Sound Composition: Michael Wall
Mentorship: Mark Foehringer Dance Project SF |
Emerging Choreographers Forum
Premiere: April 11, 2021 | MFDPSF | San Francisco
April 24, 2021 | SAFEhouse Arts | San Francisco
July 31, 2021 | SAFEhouse Arts | San Francisco
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on casting airplanes
Choreography & Text: Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Sound Composition: David Caparó
Production: Erin Merritt
Videography: Ainsley Tharp
Premiere: weekends, April 17 - May 9, 2021 | Neighborhood Stories | Mill Valley
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Concept: Maxine Flasher-DüzgüneÅŸ
Code: Troy Kelley
Animation: Jade Lien
Sound: Alex MacKinnon
Premiere: January 8 - April 29, 2020 | Opening Show, The Museum of Wild & Newfangled Art | Online
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