Kalo Mina...Michael goes biblical.... we hear words like 'choreography of salvation' and 'choreography of revelation'. The first used in a critical sense to define the industry led 'new works' that will show us the way to that great dance that keeps eluding us. The other 'revelation' perhaps closer to the methodology of the lab, constant immersion in a state of dance that constantly brings new 'knowing' and that 'knowing' of various kinds.
He asks the group to dance, and then to really dance... and we speak of hte difference, of what it takes to enter into the immersive state in which/at which dance becomnse a very specific event, a very specific state, unique...and how it becomes 'shareable'.. It becomes a discussion session....on Thursday...how do we create strategies to enter into this 'state'?
