Frame Dance is more than a dance studio, it’s a vibrant community of creatives, writers, dancers, performers, thinkers, and arts-enthusiasts who believe in the power of the arts to connect us – to ourselves and each other – in meaningful ways. In addition to our classes, we offer a variety of creative workshops, perform in unexpected venues around town, and host an annual screendance festival that pushes the boundaries of multidisciplinary artistic expression.
Find an event and join Frame Dance’s culture-shaping conversation around the arts!
FRAME X FRAME FILM FESTIVAL
- November 1 – 30 2024
- Frame Dance Studio
Frame x Frame Film Fest brings the best screen dance from across the globe to Houston. At the intersection of film and dance, this genre is on the forefront of innovation and storytelling in dance.
From Argentina to Ghana and Singapore to Bulgaria, Frame x Frame Film Fest (FXF) has featured hundreds of artists from more than twenty different countries over the past five years. From low-budget/high impact work like Einy Am-Spars (Norway) and Kay Collymore (Houston/UK) to the superstars of the screen dance world like the Hong Kong Ballet and Australasian Dance Collective, FXF presents internationally acclaimed artists alongside homegrown Houston artists in a powerfully eclectic festival of screen dance.
IRMGARD BARTENIEFF PATTERNS OF TOTAL CONNECTIVITY
- Date/Time: December 15, 1-3pm
- Instructor: Jamie Williams
- Location: Frame Dance Studio
- Cost: $25 – $50
This experiential workshop will dive deeper into The Patterns of Total Body Connectivity, allowing participants the opportunity to explore connectivity within their own bodies, and utilize it for greater functionality and expression through movement.
LOOKING TO MOVE: DANCING AND THE VISUAL ARTS
- Date/Time: January 12, 1-3pm
- Instructor: Kerri Lyons Neimeyer
- Location: Frame Dance Studio
- Cost: $25 – $50
In this workshop we will use lines, shapes, and related themes in visual art pieces as inspiration for building dance with our bodies. Dancers will explore movement within their own kinesphere and in the shared space of the studio, working individually and collaboratively to create dynamic representations of visual motifs. The visual art used for inspiration will be pieces in the Museum of Fine Art Houston collections and other examples of work by the artists represented in the collections. Those artists will include Ruth Asawa, Henri Matisse, Gego (Gerturd Goldschmidt), and Wassily Kandinsky.
So much art is out there waiting to be danced! Get started with this all-levels, looking and moving workshop at Frame Dance.
