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Negotiating the Epic with Sarah A.O. Rosner at Chez Bushwick

February 25, 2009 from 7pm to 9pm

As part of their Wednesday night Visual and Media Arts programming, Chez Bushwick is holding an Artist Salon on the fourth week of the month moderated by different guest artists. Coming up next Wed. Feb 25th at 7pm, choreographer and media artist Sarah A.O. Rosner will moderate an evening entitled "Negotiating the Epic."Whether you define 'epic work' by it's length, detail, or literary definition, epic work has proved to be some of the most engrossing, groundbreaking, and problematic work ever…See More

Feb 19, 2009

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About Me (human/individual)/interests, work..short bio/ THis is the most important. It is the only way to know that you are not a SPAMBOT!Be generous!: Sarah A.O. Rosner: Founder of the A.O. Movement Collective, A.O. PRO(+ductions), and their umbrella company, Urgent Artist.

Born and raised outside of Washington, DC, she attended Sarah Lawrence College where she studied with teachers including Emily Devine, Sara Rudner, Keith Sabado, Tony Schultz, and Kathy Westwater. Frustrated with the economic challenges of making dances, she began to pursue dancefilm as an alternative to performance, eventually becoming interested in new media and dance technology. In 2006 at age 19, Sarah founded the A.O. Movement Collective (www.theAOMC.org), and has choreographed for the company as well as managed all artistic, business, and fundraising matters ever since, producing two evening length performances and a series of informal showings. Sarah has danced for Cavin Moore, Laurie Benoit, Ilona Bito, and Ashley Byler, performing most recently in Byler’s DTW Studio Series performance. Currently, Sarah is creating a Hypermedia System - a new structure for making, presenting, and “artifacting” movement work. As her contemporaries and mentors have called this work both “courageous…compelling” and “dangerous…the death of modern dance”, she is dedicated to continuing this investigation both in studio settings and online on her blog, the Urgent Artist (www.urgentartist.blogspot.com). This June she founded her production company, A.O. PRO(+ductions), to support her new media and film work. Sarah wholeheartedly, realistically, and unpretentiously hopes to completely revolutionize modern dance in her lifetime.

Personal Website:: http://www.urgentartist.blogspot.com

Organization Website:: http://www.theAOMC.org

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At 2:06pm on November 13, 2008, Kristen Mangione said…: Perfect. Early afternoon on Weds I am free until 3pm. I'll give you a call after this weekend.
Have a great benefit on Sat!

Kristen

At 6:00pm on November 11, 2008, Kristen Mangione said…: Thanks for the invitation for Saturday, but I have a show. I'm performing with Chris Ferris and Dancers at Cunningham this Fri - Sun. Would have love to otherwise.
So, yes, coffee then! I'm available next Weds or Fri in the afternoon. Does either work for you?

At 3:57pm on November 11, 2008, Kristen Mangione said…: Hi Sarah,

Thanks for your message. I just read the part of your mission that addresses economic sustainability. I would LOVE to talk to you about this and the artistic work, too. I Do you have time for a cup of coffee next week?

Kristen

At 12:25pm on November 4, 2008, Kristen Mangione said…: Hi Sarah,

Nice to meet you (virtually speaking...). I am a dancer and choreographer based in NYC, and am venturing into dance film as an alternative to live performance. I notice you mentiion this objective in your statement. I would love to have a conversation about this and what comes up in approaching work this way.

Kristen