Miguel Gutierrez Interview: Improvisation, Dance, Creative Process & Feldenkrais Method | act/re/act Podcast S5E1

Artist Interview | Dance Performance | Creative Process | Feldenkrais Method

Discover the creative world of renowned dance artist Miguel Gutierrez in this intimate conversation exploring improvisation techniques, sexuality, and innovative performance methods. In Season 5, Episode 1 of the act/re/act podcast, host Daniel Burkholder conducts an in-depth conversation covering Gutierrez's unique approach to movement, creativity, performance, and The Feldenkrais Method.

This comprehensive artist interview offers valuable insights for dancers, performers, creative professionals, and anyone interested in somatic practices, dance, and contemporary performance art. Miguel Gutierrez shares personal stories, creative methodologies, and professional wisdom gained through decades of innovative work.

Featured Artist: Miguel Gutierrez Bio Highlights

Miguel Gutierrez (he/him) is a distinguished artist and educator based between Brooklyn, NY and Los Angeles. His recent performance work Super Nothing, developed through New York Live Arts' prestigious residency program, represents cutting-edge approaches to queer survival through dance. As a 2014 Whitney Biennial selected artist, Gutierrez has presented work internationally at renowned venues including:

Festival D'Automne, Paris
Brooklyn Academy of Music
REDCAT Los Angeles
Festival Universitario, Colombia

Currently serving as Associate Professor of Choreography in UCLA's Department of World Arts and Cultures/Dance, Gutierrez brings academic rigor to his artistic practice.

Podcast: act/re/act with Daniel Burkholder - Conversations with contemporary artists and performers

Connect & Learn More:

Miguel Gutierrez Official Website: https://www.miguelgutierrez.org/
act/re/act Podcast Archive: https://www.danielburkholder.com/actreact-podcast

Keywords: #dance #improvisation #performance #MiguelGutierrez #WhitneyBiennial #UCLA #QueerPerformance #FeldenkraisMethod #SuperNothing #ContemporaryDance #Improvisation #CreativeProcess #NewYorkLiveArts #BrooklynAcademyOfMusic #PerformanceArt