Dance and performance

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2024

Factual Actual by Florence Peake, at Towner Eastbourne (UK)
BIG TIME a film by H M Baker, screened at Piccadilly Circus as Circa Prize 2024 finalist
Stories of A Watersprite by Sophie Nüzel, UK-wide tour
Readings of what was never written by Matthias Sperling in collaboration with Temitope Ajose, Ben Ash, Iris Yi Po Chan and Katye Coe. A commission from NEUROLIVE, performed at Siobhan Davies Studios, London (UK)

2023

Factual Actual by Florence Peake, at Dilston Gallery, Southwark Park Galleries, London (UK) and Fruitmarket, Edinburgh
Screensaver Series by J. Neve Harrington at Tanssin Aika, Jyväskylä (FI)
Satelliser: a dance for the gallery by J. Neve Harrington and coworkers, at Arnolfini, Bristol (UK)
Umbra Sumus by Tom Lovelace at Seen Fifteen gallery, London (UK)
The Draw by Amalia Pica, at The National Gallery, London (UK)
Stories of A Little Watersprite by Sophie Nüzel, performed at Blackwood Miners Institute, Wales and Mercury Theatre, Colchester (UK) (touring in 2024)

2022

How Shall We Begin Again? by Jo Fong, a commission from NEUROLIVE, performed at Siobhan Davies Studios, London (UK)
REMAKE with Medallions by Florence Peake at Gropius Bau, Berlin (DE) as part of visions: live programme curated by SERAFINE1369
Index of Shapes by Eduardo Navarro at Wellcome Collection, off-site performance at Malet Street Gardens, London (UK)
The Turning Wheel by Iris Chan and Bettina Fung as part of Nocturnal Creatures at Whitechapel Gallery, London (UK)
Screensaver Series by J. Neve Harrington, at South East Dance, Brighton (UK)

2021

Trinity a film by Hetain Patel, playing the role of ancestor. Screened at BFI Flare 2022 and part of Moving Bodies, Moving Images at Whitechapel Gallery, UK (Oct 22 – Jan 23)
Factual Actual by Florence Peake at the National Gallery (UK), part of Dance to the Music of Time (full recording here)
Baa’s Gold 10 by Hetain Patel at the National Gallery (UK), part of Dance to the Music of Time (full recording here)
Satelliser: a dance for the gallery by J. Neve Harrington & co-workers at Baltic, Gateshead (UK)
W.A.Y (re-work) by Sung Im Her at The Place, London (UK)
12 Artworks – a two-week residency and performances at London Performance Studios led by Ghost & John

2020

Satelliser: a durational conversation by J. Neve Harrington & co-workers (online performance)
A Tank-Full of Memes by Ghost & John, with Yun Cheng, Bettina Fung, and Isabella Leung (online performance)
Screensaver Series by J. Neve Harrington at Inkonst Malmö (SE) as part of EAREYE festival
Ways of Being Together by Jo Fong at Shoreditch Town Hall, London (UK) as part of Chinese Arts Now (core artistic team member and casting/participation support)
Grandmother Mago by Zadie Xa at Art Gallery Ontario, Toronto (CA)

2019

B-ee-p R&D by Evangelia Kolyra, residency at Dance4/iC4C, Nottingham (UK)
Screensaver Series by J. Neve Harrington, at Tanz Festival Winterthur (CH) and Wellcome Collection, London (UK)
MASS by Robert Clark, at Farnham Maltings, Surrey (UK)
Child of Magohalmi and the Echos of Creation by Zadie Xa, at Tramway, Glasgow (UK)
Deep, Deepen, Deepening by Laura Wilson on Must Farm Quarry in Peterborough (UK), commissioned by New Geographies and Norwich Castle Museum & Art Gallery
Tropism – Consequences of a displaced memory by Nhu Xuan Hua as part of Tutto Questo Sentire’s Exercises on Displacement 4/5 at Camden Arts Centre / Cork St, London (UK)
Dough, Baby by Laura Wilson, commissioned by A B Mauri for the International Baking Industry Exposition 2019, Las Vegas (USA)
Holding Shift by Laura Wilson at V&A Museum Late, London (UK)
Child of Magohalmi and the Echos of Creation by Zadie Xa, in Walthamstow Library part of Art Night, London (UK)
The Circuit: A Movement Scenario by Moi Tran, part of the Prague Quadrennial 2019, Czech Republic (CZ)
Oracular Practice with Jamila Johnson-Small at Siobhan Davies Dance, London (UK)
Grandmother Mago by Zadie Xa, part of Meetings on Art, 58th Venice Biennale 2019 (IT)
Interactive Abstract Bodies by Josiah McElheny, Space Shifters exhibition at Hayward Gallery (UK)

2018

The Circuit by Moi Tran at SPILL Festival, Ipswich
You would almost expect to find it warm by Laura Wilson at The British Museum, part of Block Universe
RITE: on this pliant body we slip our wow! by Florence Peake at De la Warr Pavilion, Bexhill
RITE by Florence Peake at Palais de Tokyo (Paris) as part of Do Disturb festival
MASS by Robert Clark at Building 17, Woolwich Royal Arsenal
The Circuit by Moi Tran at Rootstein Hopkins Parade Ground, London

2017

Tarot Oracle Dance by Velvet Fools at The Doodle Bar, London
Rolling by Laura Wilson at Hull and East Riding Museum
(this is not your fantasy) by Alice Tatge at Chisenhale Dance Space
MAPPING: skinonskin by Camilla Emson at Unit 1 Gallery I Workshop, London
Touch Horizontal Pleasure by Florence Peake at Bosse & Baum gallery
Four by Laura Wilson at Guest Projects
Rolling by Laura Wilson at Delfina Foundation as part of Open House

2016

Interpreting Nature’s Gifts: From Gems to Wearable Art private event at Natural History Museum in collaboration with Louisa Guinness Gallery and Bosse & Baum, choreography by J. Neve Harrington
REMAKE and Orbit my O O my by Florence Peake at Whitechapel Gallery
Historical Dances in an Antique Setting The Tate Britain Commission 2016 by Pablo Bronstein at Tate Britain

2015

Satelliser: a dance for the gallery by J. Neve Harrington at Copeland Gallery, London as part of Spontaneous Combustion Festival
Flock​ by Aya Kobayashi at Tate Modern, London

2014

Arcade Fire Reflektor tour at Earl’s Court, London
Measured Space by Emily Jeffries at Robin Howard Dance Theatre, The Place, London

2013

Yerma UK-wide tour with Amina Khayyam Dance Company
Directed by Hardial S. Rai, choreographed by Amina Khayyam. Performed at: mac, Birmingham; Lilian Baylis Studio at Sadler’s Wells, London; Ivy Arts Centre, Guildford; The Hat Factory, Luton; The Hawth, Crawley; and Riley Theatre at Northern School of Contemporary Dance, Leeds
The Human Clock​ by J. Neve Harrington at Pot Luck #11 – Creek Creative, Faversham and Accidental Festival, The Roundhouse, London
V&A museum Friday Late: David Bowie is making a scene

2012

Bells a site-specific Kathak dance performance presented by Akademi. Choreography by Kumudini Lakhia, Amina Khayyam, and Urja Desai Thakore, performances part of Showtime The Mayor of London’s outdoor arts festival
The Bridge by J. Neve Harrington on Millennium Bridge, London
Ragamala Remixed a solo Kathak dance performance at Dulwich Picture Gallery

2010-11

Square Dances​ by Rosemary Lee, part of Dance Umbrella 2011
Can I Dance For You? – Small Dances and Hustler #2  by David Waring and Melodie Gonzales at Greenwich Docklands International Festival, London and public spaces in Greenwich, London
Score for 30 Dancers by Joe Moran at Christchurch Spitalfields, London