Thanks to Janice at Ferdinand’s Familia, Alabama has found a new home. Taking her place is the energetic Pit/Terrier mix Hero. He was taken in after the caretakers at the SPCA noticed, after having been in their care off and on since September, that Hero was becoming increasingly distressed with confinement to the point that he had become unmanageable and was perceived as a threat to the staff.
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Since yesterday I’ve been fostering a sight-limited sweet heart pit bull named Alabama. With the help of Janice Jordan of Ferdinand’s Familia, an animal rescue…
[updated 5/26/2019]
A handful of people have asked for references to Summer workshops abroad. While there are Bates and ADF here in the states (among others) Europe has a lot to offer in the area of Contemporary Dance. Many mistakenly believe the cost to visit Europe would be prohibitive but I’ve found that there are many resources one can leverage to make the journey affordable. See me for information on housing, travel, etc.
Here is a sampling of workshops I’ve participated in:
My sister Natalie came down for a Halloween visit. We three did what we could to inspire health and fitness and above all, style. Jazzercise!
Back in April, Leslie and I performed with Charles Curtis at the SDSU experimental theater. I’m only now getting around to putting up video from…
My brother Gabriel put video together back in August and I’m only now getting to posting it. Click through to Vimeo for a higher resolution…
VIDEO by Gabriel Morrison Over Laps Art Show 2008 from Gabriel Morrison on Vimeo. 9-25 UPDATE: A photo from Matt Janecek Thanks to Kate Langley…
That’s Ron riding him|her|it home. Seems I’m spending the summer in San Diego this year, surfing & riding.
Matylda Krzykowski snapped this image visiting San Diego on a couchsurfing tour from the Netherlands, accompanied by her friend Derya Inanici. They’re both attending school…
UPDATE: See photos and listen to the archived broadcast here. Broadcasting live on Neighborhood Public Radio: Arguments reveal the complexity and exclusivity of our own…
Justin and Leslie Seiters are performing this weekend at San Diego State with cellist Charles Curtis. We are the final performers in an interdisciplinary evening…
These images just came in from our performance of Leslie‘s work, last month. Just in time for the next installment of Bottle Night this Monday, 7:30pm @ Bar Basic, Downtown San Diego.
Monday Feb 4th at Basic Urban Kitchen+Bar, Leslie Seiters, Ron Estes, Jillian Chu and myself will be dancing a work from the upcoming "How much of what there is." (look for it in the fall).
Leslie, Ron and I, along with Niamh Condron, are performing with Joeseph Waters et. al, aka: SWARMIUS on Saturday, Feb. 2nd at the Neurosciences Institute,…
Josephine posted some great shots from her iPhone of Katie, KJ Holmes and I dancing at the Movement Research Fall Festival. Click through for more:
"Katie Duck is the Zorba the Greek of improvisation: earthy, feeling every mode of sensuality, preposterous, irresistible, polymorphously perverse. Watching her dance is like watching…
Katie Duck, KJ Holmes and I are dancing together Friday Nov 30th, as part of the Movement Research Fall Festival at the Danspace Project in…
Gabriel and I collaborated in making a piece where images were streamed from various locations (he in Washington, me outside the venue in California), working…
UPDATE: Video from the live pre-show, a collaboration between me and my brother Gabriel can be seen here. Friday, Nov 2nd, 7pm PST Join us…