Boston Interdisciplinary
Wednesday, July 28th, 2010Boston is one of the oldest cities in the country, with a rather esteemed reputation in just about every possible area of interest. History, finance, natural beauty, and culture, are all part of the fabric that makes this one of the most exciting urban areas. In terms of culture, all the arts are fairly substantially represented, and it’s sometimes hard to sift through everything to find the real jewels. Those who pass through town in Boston hotels are always wondering about the best work.
For new, original, and absolutely enticing visual performance, there’s Kinodance . They’ve been in the city for over ten years, which is just long enough to have a reputation, but short enough to still be young and very fresh. Their work blends dance, cinema, and visual art, in a way that’s high in experiment, as well as the power to amaze. Their approach is entirely interdisciplinary, which means that forms are crossed and bridged rather freely. In contemporary performance, this is a way of thinking about making work in an entirely different way. Artistic disciplines are traditionally very closely guarded, and well-protected by practitioners and critics alike. Opening up the possibilities for new connections is a practice that translates into a vibrant and constantly-evolving body of work. The evolution can be caught in glimpses in Boston.