Category: Reggie Wilson Press
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Congratulations to Reggie Wilson/Fist & Heel Performance Group on being awarded a National Dance Project Production grant for their new work ‘CITIZEN’
‘CITIZEN’ will premiere at Fringearts in September 2016. For more information on the NDP list of awardees, click here.
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Review – Reggie Wilson / Lynden Sculpture Garden’s ‘Moses(es)’ – ‘Rain Dance’
‘The next section took place around and within Forrest Myers’ painted steel “Quartet,” a monumental, fractured outline of a cube. The dancers used the same vocabulary, lots of liquid movement of the arms alternating with fidgety bursts of energy, but they moved individually rather than as a group. Again, the mass of the sculpture pulled…
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Reggie Wilson / Lynden Sculpture Garden’s ‘Moses(es)’ – Read the postscript from the Executive Director of Lynden
‘Dance is ephemeral, each performance unique. Some dances are fairly set, at least for a generation or so, in their choreography; others were conceived as containers for ideas that could take different forms. Reggie Wilson’s Moses(es) falls into the latter category. It is a piece his Fist and Heel Performance Group has performed for more…
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Preview – Reggie Wilson reimagines ‘Moses(es)’ at the Lynden Sculpture Garden
Choreographer Reggie Wilson, a Rufus King HS graduate, returns here to present his ‘Moses(es)’ at the Lynden Sculpture Garden on July 18. Read the preview and watch a Reggie Wilson interview here.
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Reggie Wilson/Fist & Heel Performance Group to perform in Milwaukee
How do we lead? Why do we follow? Milwaukee-born choreographer Reggie Wilson comes home to create a new site-specific iteration of his acclaimed work Moses(es). Originally inspired by Zora Neale Hurston’s Moses, Man of the Mountain (the Moses story told as a Southern folk tale in African-American vernacular), and by his travels to holy lands such as Israel, Egypt,…
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WATCH these Reggie Wilson interviews which are part of Painted Bride Art Center’s Re- PLACE -ing Philadelphia project.
Funded by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, RE- PLACE -ING Philadelphia is built on a foundation of public dialogue and interaction, using art as a lens for viewing the city and its history.
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WATCH these Reggie Wilson interviews which are part of Painted Bride Art Center’s Re- PLACE -ing Philadelphia project
Funded by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage, RE- PLACE -ING Philadelphia is built on a foundation of public dialogue and interaction, using art as a lens for viewing the city and its history.