Photo: Karin, dancer in Unbound (2026). Courtesy of Unfixed Media / Sara Nesson, Director The constructive friction between biography and curiosity is often fertile ground for critical inquiry. Lately, I’ve been considering the implications of analyzing dance in a health humanities context. It makes sense—I first trained as a dancer, and as one of the…
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Disability as Experience
In this post, I’d like to make things a bit more personal than I have so far. Last week I got into a debate with a professor. It’s not important what this debate was about. Instead, it’s important what this debate wasn’t about. This professor was asking my class—myself and six other graduate students/artists—to participate…