Selected Writings
Age of Content
Joshua Serafin: On Entering the Void
Flesh Sculptures and Choreographies of Intimacy
In Conversation: Ligia Lewis
Touch the Beating Heart: On Boris Charmatz’s Liberté Cathédrale
The Octopus Against A Sharp White Background
What do you do with the mad that you feel? On BodyCartography Project’s Resisting Extinction
History is Not a Dead Thing
Nathan Joe: Using Language in Good Faith
Gagosian Quarterly
Age of Content
Amit Noy conducts a close study of the latest piece from Marseille-based dance collective (LA)HORDE.
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Artforum
Joshua Serafin: On Entering the Void
Amit Noy speaks with Joshua Serafin on the occasion of their US Debut at AMANT Arts.
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BOMB Magazine
Flesh Sculptures and Choreographies of Intimacy
In conversation with choreographer Faye Driscoll.
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The Brooklyn Rail
In Conversation: Ligia Lewis
Amit Noy speaks with Ligia Lewis on the occasion of her first solo exhibition, ‘study now steady’.
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I was walking down the street and I saw a sensation
In ‘Family Happiness’, Juliana F. May combines formal perversity and Odyssean melodies.
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Touch the Beating Heart: On Boris Charmatz’s Liberté Cathédrale
In a Brutalist cathedral in the Rhineland, Boris Charmatz premieres his first work as director of Tanztheater Wuppertal Pina Bausch.
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Contemporary HUM
The Octopus Against A Sharp White Background
On the complexities of Indigenous contemporaneity in Atamira Dance Company’s Te Wheke.
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The Pantograph Punch
What do you do with the mad that you feel? On BodyCartography Project’s Resisting Extinction
The BodyCartography Project discusses their performance Resisting Extinction: a collection of ecosomatic practices for living and dying in Te Whanganui-a-Tara’s Central Park.
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History is Not a Dead Thing
On whiteness, choreography, and the archive in Arthur Jafa’s Love is the Message, the Message is Death and Lisa Reihana’s in Pursuit of Venus [infected].
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ISLAND Magazine
Nathan Joe: Using Language in Good Faith
An interview with Nathan Joe—poet, playwright, and newly inaugarated creative director of Auckland Pride.
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