I See Her Face: Expressing Gender Variance through Contemporary Dance

Q3 Arts and Humanities Proceedings from the Document Academy Pub Date : 2022-12-01 DOI:10.35492/docam/9/2/1
Kennedy Cole, Molly Bagatto
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I See Her Face presents kinetic commentary on gender, femininity, and traditional female socialization. The piece holds a deeply introspective mirror up to the audience so that they may see the power struggle between socialization and identity. It represents the choreographic process of representing personal conflict in dance, especially regarding gender representations in traditional dance and the changing gender landscape of dance. I See Her Face is a contemporary solo choreographed on dancer Molly Bagatto by Kennedy Cole. This work was premiered at The University of Akron Dance Company’s Fall 2021 dance concert. I See Her Face was subsequently selected by dance faculty to be performed at the East-Central Conference of the American College Dance Association in March 2022 and received highest recognition from the adjudicating panel of experts.
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我看见她的脸:用当代舞蹈表达性别差异
《我看见她的脸》呈现了对性别、女性气质和传统女性社会化的动态评论。这部作品为观众提供了一面深刻的内省镜,让他们看到社会化和身份之间的权力斗争。它代表了在舞蹈中表现个人冲突的舞蹈过程,特别是关于传统舞蹈中的性别表征和舞蹈中不断变化的性别景观。《我看见她的脸》是由肯尼迪·科尔为舞蹈家莫莉·巴加托编排的当代独舞作品。这部作品在阿克伦大学舞蹈团2021年秋季的舞蹈音乐会上首演。《我看见她的脸》随后被舞蹈学院选中,将于2022年3月在美国大学舞蹈协会中东会议上表演,并获得了评审专家小组的最高认可。
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Proceedings from the Document Academy
Proceedings from the Document Academy Arts and Humanities-Conservation
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