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From Moving Viewers: An Interview With Lisa Nelson | February 15-2008 · · dancetechtv

“The camera let me see that the way I look at things when it was free to look with a camera my curiosity in watching movement was much more detailed than what I could imagine seeing on a stage in real time.”

Lisa Nelson
Executive Vice President & President of International, Equifax Inc
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On , Lisa Nelson, Executive Vice President & President of International at Equifax Inc, spoke about video during Moving Viewers: An Interview With Lisa Nelson | February 15-2008 on dancetechtv.

Moving Viewers: An Interview With Lisa Nelson | February 15-2008
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Moving Viewers: An Interview With Lisa Nelson | February 15-2008
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EMBODIED TECHNE SERIES Eposide 1 An interview with dance improvisation artist, lecturer and researcher on improvisation and perception (Tunning Scores) as one of the "Embodied Techne Series". She takes us across her experiences with dance, movement studies, psychology of perception (J.J. Gibson) and her experience with video. Conducted in New York by Marlon Barrios Solano (February 15/2008) and video editing courtesy of Ashley A. Friend. LISA NELSON is a dance-maker, improvisational performer, videographer, and collaborative artist who has been exploring the role of the senses in the performance and observation of movement since the early '70s. Stemming from her work with video and dance in the '70s, she developed an approach to spontaneous composition and performance she calls Tuning Scores: a communication format for ensemble performance that she presents as site-specific Observatories. She performs, teaches, and creates dances in diverse spaces on many continents, and maintains long-term collaborations with other artists, including Steve Paxton, Daniel Lepkoff, videoartist Cathy Weis, and Image Lab, a multidisciplinary research/performance ensemble. She received a NY "Bessie" Dance and Performance award in 1987 and an Alpert Award in the Arts in 2002. For 30 years, she was co-editor of Contact Quarterly, an international dance and improvisation journal, and directs Videoda, a project for videotapes of improvisational dance. She lives in the mountains of Vermont in the U.S. Video images from workshop organized by Movement Research http://www.movementresearch.org/ Thank you!
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Executive Vice President & President of International · Equifax Inc

In a 2008 interview, Lisa Nelson discussed her work as a dance-maker, improvisational performer, and videographer. She described her practice of creating "tuning scores," which she characterized as a feedback system that allows participants to receive direct feedback from observers. Nelson stated that she uses workshops as a laboratory for exploring how people look at dance and how that affects movement, noting that she prefers longer workshops to short ones. She expressed a view that the body has not been explored enough in relation to technology, and said she would be most fascinated by watching a human being's organization change in dialogue with technology. Nelson also spoke about her perspective on the body in dance, saying that because dancers' bodies are their product, it is difficult to have an original notion about the body. She distinguished between a "cultural body" and an "animal body," which she said are often at odds. Regarding improvisation, Nelson remarked that the phrase "everybody has responsibility" felt like nobody had accountability, and that she was interested in making improvisational activity that could fail as art making.

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