Dance

The Philly Bop gets new life in New York

Artist Tiona Nekkia McClodden focuses on a dance born from the racism of ‘American Bandstand’

Founder of Urban Bush Women fuses modern dance and social justice work

A conversation with Gish Prize winner Jawole Willa Jo Zollar

A ‘Blackout’ at the Kennedy Center unites Black dancers from historically white ballet companies

Creating new work together allows artists to ‘drop the mask’

‘Lizzo’s Watch Out for the Big Grrrls’ aims to change the dance world’s emphasis on thin performers

In her new reality TV series, the Grammy winner searches for women to join her backup dancers

Choreographer Kyle Abraham’s new work centers on Black love and the music of D’Angelo

‘I wanted to make something where we saw ourselves being loved’

Artist NIC Kay seeks balance during the pandemic

The coronavirus shut down everything in the art world, yet it opened new possibilities for artistic expression

Beyoncé’s ‘Homecoming’ Emmy snub is historic disrespect

Let’s take a look into what made her Netflix concert film excellent

Dancer and choreographer Shamel Pitts returns home to Brooklyn with ‘Black Velvet’

Former member of Israel’s Batsheva Dance Company now performs his own work

How Alicia Graf Mack became Juilliard’s first black director of dance