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CARYN HEILMAN LiquidBody Dance: Thurs, Sept 15, 9:30-12pm Performance Lab: Tues-Fri, 12:30-4pm & Sunday Performing Opportunity CARYN'S CLASS IS FULL - SOLD OUT
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Caryn Heilman danced for the Paul Taylor Dance Company for ten years (and is featured in the Emmy-
nominated documentary Dancemaker) before founding LiquidBody media, movement and dance.
She has taught graduate classes in multimedia and multidisciplinary performance at the University
of and taught master classes at Princeton, Hollins, Texas Christian and Dennison Universities, Smith
College, Beijiing Dance Academy, Jacob’s Pillow Dance Festival, Orange County and LaGuardia High
Schools of the Arts and more. She has taught with and been mentored by award-winning filmmaker
and postmodern dance icon Yvonne Rainer, intermedia artist Annie Loui, John Crawford, founder of
the Embodied Media + Technology Performance Lab and Emmy-nominated choreographer Paul Taylor.
She has choreographed for Julianne Moore in The Forgotten, for animations by DorosMotion and
Volvox, and for the theater company Mad Woman of the Woods and was hired for The Acting Company’
s production of American Dreams. She created multimedia for the premiere of award-winning hip-hop
choreographer Rennie Harris’s Something to Do with Love. Her multimedia work has recently been
commissioned in New York and L.A. and is currently on exhibit at the networked art site turbulence.
org (http://turbulence.org/Works/touching_gravity/).
Continuum. She has training in other somatic practices in addition to dance. Having received direct
choreographic mentoring from one of American Modern Dance’s recognized masters, Caryn has taken
that foundation into more experimental territory, focusing on the fluid systems of the body and
hybrid improvisational choreographic structures that include audience interaction, multimedia, live
music and aerial dance. She is artistic director of Topia Arts Center, a green arts and education
center in development in the northern Berkshires where she helped build the ultra green Topia Inn.
For more info visit www.LiquidBody.org, www.TopiaArts.org and www.TopiaInn.com and on
Facebook/Twitter.
Immersed in rich projected images of moving water your journey into your own liquid body will begin
with movement exploration cued by the vibration of your own vocal soundings and live world music.
The movement warmup will help you feel the inner landscape of your own fluidly formed structure -
vibrating cells, bones and connective tissue - to provide a deep resource for expression. Then we
will dance with a focus on resonant communication to strengthen and refine your performance
artistry whether it be on or off stage.
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