Suspending Time: Beth Gill

We cannot stop time, but we can inhabit it. Experience site-specific dance in the Rubin galleries by some of New York’s most inspiring choreographers, presented in partnership with the arts organization Pentacle.

On Wednesday, March 21, attend a performance by choreographer Beth Gill at either 6:00 PM, 6:45 PM, or 7:30 PM.

Pentacle is a not-for-profit management support organization whose mission is to provide hands-on support to project-based choreographers and small dance companies, to help them further their artistic vision and strengthen the arts field. For over 40 years, Pentacle has served as a model for nonprofit administration, allowing artists to do what they do best—create art and engage with audiences.

About the Artist

Guggenheim, Doris Duke Impact, and Bessie award-winning choreographer Beth Gill has been making contemporary dance and performance in New York City since 2005. Her body of work critically examines issues within the fields of contemporary dance and performance studies, through a focused exploration of aesthetics and perception. Gill is a 2015″“16 Princeton Hodder Fellow and Lower Manhattan Cultural Council Extended Life Artist in Residence. She was a 2013″“14 New York City Center Choreography Fellow, received a 2012 Foundation for Contemporary Art Grant, and was a selected artist for the Hatchery Project. In 2011 Gill was awarded two New York State Dance and Performance “Bessie” awards for Outstanding Emerging Choreographer and the Juried Award “for the choreographer exhibiting some of the most interesting and exciting ideas happening in dance in New York City today.”

Image Credit

Photography by Maria Baranova.