Workshop
Movement Theory Lab: Workshop with Moriah Evans
Event Summary
Moriah Evans, HARBORing, 2025, The Newhouse Center for Contemporary Art, Snug Harbor Botanic Garden and Cultural Center, NY. Pictured: Lizzie Feidelson, Malcolm-x Betts, João dos Santos Martins. Photo: Michael McWeeney.
Choreographer and artist Moriah Evans joined the Movement Theory Lab to lead a workshop at The Renaissance Society. Following the workshop, Evans began performances of her new work, Scrimmage, presented as part of the Renaissance Society’s Intermissions series.
About Moriah Evans
Moriah Evans, an artist and choreographer based in New York, creates innovative performances for a wide variety of contexts. Building on a series of projects staged in different cities, Evans continues to explore how performance can offer new ways of sensing our bodies and our relationships to one another. Throughout her work, Evans approaches choreography as an expansive social process, drawing on wide-ranging somatic practices and feminist critiques of dance and visual culture, while seeking the "knowledge our bodies hold." She aims to heighten perception beyond the visual, embracing embodied forms of awareness and felt sense.