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A Phrase That Fits
A Phrase That Fits is a durational choreography with interventions and revisions of the lyrics to Tina Turner’s song What’s Love Got To Do With It. Will Rawls‘ performance is activated by Brazilian dancers who perform the lyrics in English based on translations into Portuguese, questions and interpretations.
A Phrase That Fits
A Phrase That Fits is a durational choreography with interventions and revisions of the lyrics to Tina Turner’s song What’s Love Got To Do With It. Will Rawls‘ performance is activated by Brazilian dancers who perform the lyrics in English based on translations into Portuguese, questions and interpretations.
A Phrase That Fits
A Phrase That Fits is a durational choreography with interventions and revisions of the lyrics to Tina Turner’s song What’s Love Got To Do With It. Will Rawls‘ performance is activated by Brazilian dancers who perform the lyrics in English based on translations into Portuguese, questions and interpretations.
A Phrase That Fits
A Phrase That Fits is a durational choreography with interventions and revisions of the lyrics to Tina Turner’s song What’s Love Got To Do With It. Will Rawls‘ performance is activated by Brazilian dancers who perform the lyrics in English based on translations into Portuguese, questions and interpretations.
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The Movement-Image is an exhibition and performance series curated by Lecturer in Visual Arts Colleen Asper and on view at the Lewis Center at Princeton University. It unspools the motion picture to situate performance in a continuum with film.
The exhibition features video works and installations by artists Amy Beecher, Xavier Cha, Sahra Motalebi, Maho Ogawa, Will Rawls and Leila Weefur.
A Phrase That Fits
A Phrase That Fits is a durational choreography with interventions and revisions of the lyrics to Tina Turner’s song What’s Love Got To Do With It. Will Rawls‘ performance is activated by Brazilian dancers who perform the lyrics in English based on translations into Portuguese, questions and interpretations.
[siccer] at PICA
In the dance performance and video installation [siccer], Will Rawls experiments with stop-motion filmmaking techniques, wherein still photographs are strung together to produce a moving image, to consider how Black gestures are relentlessly documented, distorted, and circulated in lens-based media.
[siccer] at On the Boards
In [siccer], Will Rawls experiments with stop-motion, a filmmaking technique in which still photographs are strung together to produce a moving image.
[siccer] Installation at The Momentary
In the video installation [siccer], Will Rawls experiments with stop-motion filmmaking techniques, wherein still photographs are strung together to produce a moving image, to consider how Black gestures are relentlessly documented, distorted, and circulated in lens-based media.