Constance Humphries Constance Humphries has been making, presenting and teaching dance since 1987. As a choreographer and performer, her work is grounded in butoh dance. Butoh is often referred to as the dance of darkness. Am I Who I Am? is Humphries first collection of composed pieces for dance.

Mountain Bitters Woven from Rushes, released 08 July 2018 1. Quail is a Pretty Bird 2. Black is the Color 3. Wonderous Love 4. Coleman's March/Red Prairie Dawn/Have at it 5. Butcher's Boy 6. Idumea 7. The Crested Hen 8. Ukrainian Lullaby 9. The Cruel Mother 10. Brigid's Cross 11.

site of negotiation (John Cage Room) Collaboration between MAP/REVOLVE + MAKE NOISE for {Re}HAPPENING 2018 at the John Cage Room. Organized and conceived by a curatorial collaboration between Victoria Bradbury, Carmelo Pampillonio, Alec Sturgis, Colby Caldwell, and Walker Farrell. {Re}Happening 2018 by site of negotiation (john cage room), released 11 February 2019 1.

The Media Arts Project + Revolve in conjunction with BMCM+AC, present a reactive multimedia installation in the John Cage Room scored by multiple movements which feature live coding, sound, performance and visuals. Isolated performers responded to streams of dynamic visual cues, the sequence and content of which were determined by chance operations. The room itself acted as a site of negotiation — between the performers, and between the performers and audience. It was a nexus for virtual collaboration, coincidental encounters, prompted actions, and a variety of trans-disciplinary activities.

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Voix, vozes - Ode to ¡Woman! (based on Linda Larsen's Entanglements) by Kimathi Moore, released 22 August 2017 1. Prelude 2. Vozes 3. Vozes 2 4. Vozes 3 ¡Ode To A Woman! 5. Vozes 4 6.

Slow Recordings (North Carolina, 10/27/18) by Moondrawn, released 12 January 2018 1. Good Morning, john 2. Untitled Drone Recorded at various locations at Broad Sense, North Carolina, 10/27/18.

In October of 2018, MAP/REVOLVE partnered with Alice Vogler & Vela Oma to present a day-long event. For nine hours, from 2pm to 11pm on October 27th, 2018 visiting and local experimental performance and sound artists used 7 acres on top of a ridge in Marshall, NC to create timed performances, durational work, multi site pieces, installation and sound work. Moondrawn (Boston) was one of those performers and he has shared the results with us. Take a listen.

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