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J. Bouey & Jacqueline Green with Thomas Ford

J. Bouey and Jacqueline Green speak with Thomas Ford about their experiences navigating double standards around race and gender in the dance world.

Jacqueline Green. Courtesy the artist. Photo: Richard Calmes.

In Conversation

Audre Wirtanen with Nora Raine Thompson

One year after the premiere, Audre Wirtanen discusses her work DX ME FIX ME with Nora Raine Thompson. In conversation, the two laugh about bad doctors, consider the fetishization of pain in dance, and imagine healthcare that actually cares.

Audre Wirtanen performing <em>DX ME FIX ME</em>, Gibney Dance, 2020. Photo: Scott Shaw.<br><em>Audre, a thin white hypermobile femme, lies on her back, balancing on a medical office stool and folding chair. Her shins press against the back of the chair while her hands rest on her ribcage. Pink light bathes her entire body while a blurry easel collaged with pictures of doctors, a drawing, and text is lit bright white in the background. The easel says THE MEN WHO FUCKED ME. Audre is in her underwear with ECG electrodes stuck to her breasts like medical pasties. Her expression is heavy and silent.</em>
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