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The Case for Invagination

"The Case for Invagination" (invaginate: verb not necessarily correlated with the anatomical vagina) is a feminist reimagining of space by Nicole Bindler, who made her JACK debut in 2015 with The Dance Apocalypse/Solos.

The body is not a bunch of separate parts, but one thing that has infinite folds. Through this process of invagination we make ourselves. This performance is a practice of Bindler swelling herself up, cleaving, folding, complexifying, as we do in our embryonic development.

Why invaginate??
Feels good.
Try something new?
Your cells will love it!
Intussuscept the patriarchy.

Dates/Times:
Friday, Oct. 13 at 8 pm
Saturday, Oct. 14 at 8 pm

Tickets: $15

ADDITIONAL CREDITS:
Music: Nadia Botello: http://cargocollective.com/nadiabotello

Nicole Bindler (Creator & Performer) is a body-based performing artist whose work has been shown throughout the U.S., Canada, Argentina, and in Berlin, Tokyo, Beirut, Bethlehem, Mexico City, and Quito. Her dances have been supported by the Pew Center for Arts and Heritage, Leeway Foundation, Puffin Foundation, Foundation for Contemporary Arts, Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, and the Ellen Forman Memorial Award. She has taught Improvisation, Somatics, and Yoga in the Dance departments at Temple University and University of the Arts, and in the theater department at the University of Pennsylvania. Her writing has been published in Critical Correspondence, Contact Quarterly, "Emergency Index" by Ugly Duckling Presse, Jewish Currents, BMC® Currents, Curate This, Journal of Dance & Somatic Practices, and thINKingDANCE. Bindler is a member of the Jewish Voice for Peace Artist Council and the Founder & Director of The Institute for Somatics and Social Justice. www.nicolebindler.com, www.somaticsandsocialjustice.org