Sculptor Janet Echelman returns to Boston with a bold, innovative collaboration with choreographer Rebecca Lazier and composer Jorane. Noli Timere runs from Jan. 29–Feb. 1 at the Emerson Cutler ...

Jodi Melnick’s new work is performed throughout a gallery installation, while one by Annie-B Parson sprawls in a sculpture park. By Brian Seibert Reporting from Brooklyn and New Windsor, N.Y. Dance is ...

All the world may be a stage, but when performing beyond theaters, dancers still need a good foothold. They’ll certainly get that, plus live music and evocative sculptures to interact with, in “Freeze ...

An exhibition at the Barnes Foundation in Philadelphia is one of several recent projects using the two forms to explore how people interact with art. By Precious Adesina Reporting from London The ...

But it’s not just about dancers and sculptures, but original music and spoken word and poetry and visual art and lights. “Resonance - An Evening of Art Inspiring Art,” presented by Cohesion Dance ...

A sculpture created by artist Tom Friedman will be installed on campus within the next month. The "Circle Dance" sculpture was donated to the University by an anonymous donor and approved as a gift by ...

The Aspen Art Museum’s winter season kicks into high gear this week as it rolls out the second part of its winter exhibit and hosts its first Après Series event of the season. The museum’s winter ...

At first glance, Chicago artist Nick Cave’s Soundsuits are colorful, even jubilant, spectacles. Made from all manner of materials—woven synthetic hair in kaleidoscopic hues of fluorescent green and ...

Dancers Taylor Stanley and Alec Knight collaborate with artist Nicola Turner at Carvalho gallery. What happens when dance and sculpture truly collaborate? In “Ephemeral Solace (in passing),” New York ...

Danielle Robinson-Prater’s dance partner glides and flows and turns at her direction. This partner doesn’t talk back, doesn’t argue for a bigger part, and doesn’t complain about aching feet. That’s ...

The key takeaway is that the paintings do not simply show people moving; they encode recognizable ritual elements - like clapping women, dancers in circles, and altered postures associated with trance ...