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(Rhy)pistemology! (Or, To Know Through the Rhythm)

Photo by Sarah Annie Navarrete
Arts, Visual Arts, Dance

Part III: (Rhy)pistemology! (Or, to Know Through the Rhythm), the third installment in Michael J. Love’s The Auralvisual Mixtape Collection, sees the tap dance artist and an ensemble of collaborators map the foundational Black histories of techno and house music onto improvisation and choreography that envisions an ‘elsewhere’ of liberatory possibilities. Talkback follows the performance. Open to University community; no tickets required.

Event Details

Date

February 3, 2023

Time

4:30 p.m.

Location

Wallace Dance & Theater

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