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By Candace Can Dance|2017-04-06T04:29:06+00:00April 5th, 2017|0 Comments

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excerpt of @sitafrederick_ reflecting on her creat excerpt of @sitafrederick_ reflecting on her creation process during the DCC screening of Batey y Macorix: Senderos de Carbon/Carbon Pathways ⚡️ #DCCtheFuture #CaribbeanDance #CaribbeanMusic #CaribbeanCulture #SitaFrederick #DiasporicDances Video Description: An orange square with white text at the top that says” excerpt from DCC Repertory Screening Series Sita Frederick:” and the DCC logo in the lower right corner with text that reads “I was drawing on all of the diasporic dances that move through my body. It’s not natural for me to say like “I’m just going to make a dance about this and it’s only going to be limited to this.” So like the capoeira stuff that you see referenced in there.. I mean there’s so much in there. Honestly, sometimes I struggle talking about process. What is that mix? How do I make it more mixed? Right, and yet still again acknowledge the differences, acknowledge the integrity of something and not just dilute it by mixing too much in. “ with a brown rectangle that highlights each word as it’s said.
DCC THANKS YOU 💛 Follow and support all the ph DCC THANKS YOU 💛 Follow and support all the phenomenal artists that have taken over our IG page these past weeks: @zaman_aka_sundari @riva.nyri @seanthedancer__ @dhqbrat @m.akaylamonet @alkami11 @laempress_vero @ricarrdovalentinefotos @bhood.dance @mr.ksargeant85 #DCCtheFuture #CaribbeanDance #caribbeanheritage #nycdance #caribbeanculture Video Description: A compilation video of the highlights from each IG takeover artist.
Kieron Sargeant (MFA, MA) is a Trinidadian-born in Kieron Sargeant (MFA, MA) is a Trinidadian-born interdisciplinary artist, choreographer, dancer, and dance researcher emerging out of the African-Caribbean tradition. His artistic practice and research both focus on the emerging field of African-Trinidadian dance practices. In particular, his work explores the processes of deconstruction and reconstruction of these dance adaptations, which span the fields of concert dance, modern Caribbean dance, contemporary Caribbean dance as well as their social and commercial applications. Over the past 20 years, he has been involved in documenting, assessing and analyzing dance traditions of the Caribbean, and establishing a canon of dance teachings and workshops, informed by his research, to popularize the ancestral survival of movement traditions between the Circum-Caribbean and Western Africa. #IGtakeover #caribbeandancecollective #DCCCommunity #DCCFuture #CaribbeanDance #Caribbeanculture #Trinidadian #caribbeandanceisnow #caribbeanist #Culturemakeusone @mr.ksargeant85 @dancecaribbeancollective Image Description: An animated black and white photo of Kieron with a red head wrap.
Greetings and Salutations Dance Caribbean . My nam Greetings and Salutations Dance Caribbean . My name is Kieron Dwayne Sargeant (@mr.ksargeant85 )from the island of Steelpan, Calypso, Limbo and Soca 🙌 Trinidad andTobago 🇹🇹. Any plans today? I will be doing an IG Takeover today sharing and connecting with you all throughout my day. Hope to see you Image Description: A headshot of Kieron in a multicolored hat and blue and red chains gazing forward in front of a blue wall. This photo was taken in Nigeria back in 2018 during my visit on a Choreographic Fellow supported by FESTACC. #IGtakeover #caribbeandancecollective #DCCCommunity #DCCFuture #CaribbeanDance #Caribbeanculture #Trinidadian #Culturemakeusone
TOMORROW 🔥✨ have you RSVP’d yet? 4pm ET: D TOMORROW 🔥✨ have you RSVP’d yet? 4pm ET: DCC Repertory Screening Series Sita Frederick’s Batey y Macorix: Senderos de Carbon/Carbon Pathways 6pm ET: Caribbean/The Future Residency Culmination Session #CaribbeanDance #CAHM #DCCtheFuture Video 1: A multicolored square that reads “Caribbean/The Future Residency Culmination Session June 26 | 6pm ET, 2021 Cohort: Candace Thompson-Zachery, Fana Fraser, Joya Powell, Marguerite Hemings, Rosamond S. King, Safi Harriott”with by the DCC logo beneath it. Followed by a slide with headshot of the cohorts and another slide that states “Join the Caribbean/The Future residency artists for sharing and insights from their collective research. Image 2: A multicolored square with the DCC logo at the top. Followed by two cream colored squares that read “June 26 DCC Repertory Screening Series Sita Frederick’s Batey y Macorix: Senderos de Carbon/Carbon Pathways 4pm ET; Caribbean/The Future Residency Culmination Session, Join the Caribbean/The Future residency artists for sharing and insights from their collective research. 6pm ET. Cream colored text that reads”RSVP to attend virtually” rests at the bottom.
an excerpt/reflection from Cynthia Oliver @olicynt an excerpt/reflection from Cynthia Oliver @olicynt during our first installment of the DCC Repertory Screening Series. Join us this Saturday, June 26th 4pm ET for the screening of Sita Frederick’s Batey y Macorix: Senderos de Carbon/Carbon Pathways. Followed by the Caribbean/The Future Residency Culmination Session at 6pm ET. ✨ RSVP via the link in bio ✨ #DCCTheFuture #CaribbeanDance #CaribbeanCulture #CaribbeanMusic #CAHM #CynthiaOliver #Chupse Video Description: An orange square with white text at the top that says “excerpt from DCC Repertory Screening Series Cynthia Oliver:” and the DCC logo in the lower right corner with text that reads “And we create a kind of rhythm and relationship with the ‘chupse’. And so something as simple as a ‘chupse’ is an aesthetic practice and an intellectual one and a judgment call and so many other things. And so recognition is huge for me that we recognize what we already have that gets devalued everyday or ignored or passed over. And so it’s very important to me that, that happens.“ with a brown rectangle that highlights each word as it’s said.
IG takeover with Ricarrdo Valentine Video Descrip IG takeover with Ricarrdo Valentine Video Description: Ricarrdo standing in a light filled room with a myriad of tall green plants behind him in a muted green T-shirt and transparent glasses.
Wah gwan errybody! 👋🏾 I am Ricarrdo Valentin Wah gwan errybody! 👋🏾 I am Ricarrdo Valentine from Brother(hood) Dance! (@bhood.dance ) I am thrilled to be taking over Dance Caribbean Collective IG today. Please follow me on today’s journey. Have an amazing Tuesday! :) #DCCTheFuture Image Description: a shot of Ricarrdo in multicolored glasses and a white shirt illuminated by blue/purple lighting with a black background.
Hi Dance Caribbean Famalay. My name is Careitha Da Hi Dance Caribbean Famalay. My name is Careitha Davis from @bodyramovement. Any plans today? I will be doing an IG Takeover today sharing and connecting with you all throughout my day. Hope to see you Image Description: Dressed in a yellow top and multicolored yellow and blue skirt, Careitha smiles and gazes forward as she holds the right side of her skirt with her hand raised.
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