Dance-A Day by Boris Willis Moves: Recent Episodes

Boris Willis: Choreographer and Game Designer

Interactive Performance, Dance, Video

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A statue of Confucius, a dance and some sounds by David Morneau.

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Gravelly point is the place to dance with planes, airplanes that is. www.patreon.com/danceaday

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Todd and I went out to Great Falls, VA with camera in hand.  We danced with sticks and trees.

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August 2007 The lovely Jessica was in town, we did the Tryst thing, we did the Trolley thing and as you can see here, the Dance-A-Day thing. David Morneau added his special musical sauce. http://5of4.com/

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From 2007 I was hanging out at the Kennedy Center and I saw these steps and I thought “make a dance.” Todd gave me some good suggestions for how to edit the video and David Morneau used his musical talent to make a piece he calls “Phantom.” Check out David’s site 60×365 everyday for new […]

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A dance by the George Mason statue. Music: Slide by Silent Partner.

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Remember when The Awakening was at Hains Point? I do and it was a perfect place for it, surprising and fun and a little scary/creepy. Here is a dance from back when.

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Todd has created an entire world in his backyard full of fish and flowers and other critters that hide in the bush. That won’t stop me from dancing among the flora.

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A dance moment in this fun little area just outside Washington, DC.

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A post rehearsal dance with Reggie.

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Dancing with Lisa, who I have known for many years.

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Lisa and I took a Gaga class at Dance Loft on 14 then toured the space. It is still under construction and is very exciting to see it come together. We talked about dance dreams. We danced too.

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A dance in Baltimore. It's finally warm at least for a couple of days. So after a meal at Sticky Rice I do a little dance for you.

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Jessica and I make this dance after a little karaoke on a Tuesday night in Columbus, OH. 2007

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A dance overlooking DC with the lovely Shallom.

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In this dance, Justin and I make it harder for you to tell us apart.

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From September 2007. Holly Bass’ performance art piece “Show and Prove” at Transformer Gallery. Anyone could ask her to dance and only the two of you heard the music as you danced together in the crowd. I remember that the song was slow and a woman was singing about love. I kept thinking we were listening to Billie Holiday singing “The Man I Love” but it was not that song. David Morneau adds his take on what the music could have been with his 60 second composition.

http://www.hollybass.com/

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Sometimes you see a space and think “that would be a cool place to dance” which is exactly what happened here. Megan did a triple solo to bring the space to life.