As BODYART and Corredor de Danza edged past the new year, we all thought deeply about our upcoming collaborations and hymn+them’s South American tour (slated for this month) and watched the pandemic closely. By February we decided to push the tour back to January 2022. And we are so glad we did.

2020 made us confront our concepts of reality. And now BODYART is diving into its first AR project. Are AR and VR the future for performing arts?

You might be thinking, how does a dance company embark on a creative residency in the middle of a pandemic? The answer: very carefully and with lots of WI-FI.

BODYART is thrilled to be launching our first South American tour with hymn + them this April 2021 in Chile.

2020 was challenging, but oh so rewarding. We learned that resilience is a collaborative act.

Remnants is a new AR app that will integrate digital visual (and audio) content into the user’s real-world environment. Users will use their smartphone to turn their living spaces into a virtual world.

The 22nd annual JOMBA! International Dance Festival is the premier African dance festival known for presenting dance theatre works that are breaking boundaries, causing controversy, and offering performance excellence.

In this 10 day residency at Peter + Paul, BODYART Artistic Director, Leslie Scott teamed up with theater director Monica Payne to investigate the environmental impacts of the exploitation and the industrialization of the Mississippi River.

BODYART and GVSU students unite dance, video, and the music of Smetana and Debussy, performed by a full orchestra in an absorbing multimedia experience.