Behind the Movement #90 - Aaron Cantor
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Mar 16, 2022 Aaron Cantor, a world traveler and seeker of enlightenment, discusses his body of work called 'primal practice' which focuses on stories, games, and practice as portals into deep encounters with the unknown. They explore the concept of infinite play and the importance of playfulness, outsourcing movement and sensory experiences, and living in the question while embracing the unknown. They also discuss their approach to movement, their fascination with writer Stephen Jenkinson, and the relationship between individualism and citizenship in dance.
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Introduction
00:00 • 4min
An Introduction to Aaron Cantor and His Concept, with a Technical Issue
04:05 • 2min
Exploring Infinite Play and the Importance of Playfulness
06:02 • 23min
Outsourcing Movement and Sensory Experiences
28:33 • 16min
Kinetic Co-Ons and Movement Riddles
44:28 • 5min
Living in the Question and Embracing the Unknown
49:18 • 9min
Approach to Movement and Incorporating Different Techniques
58:25 • 22min
Fascination with Stephen Jenkinson and his View on Creative Expression
01:20:33 • 2min
Exploring Individualism and Citizenship in Dancing
01:22:07 • 4min