Featuring short digital dance works by Audrey MacLean (@aud_mac22), Davalois Fearon (@davaloisfearondance), The Davis Sisters (@sistersdavisthe), The Bang Group (@frandpapa), Paul Singh (@paulsinghdance), and Rourou Ye (@rourou_sweetheart).

As a launch event for Rourou Ye's online exhibition, May I Dance on Your Screen?, this conversation with Wendy Perron, Dance Magazine's esteemed former editor-in-chief, offers insights into the digital dance works of Ye and the interconnections of physical dance, screen life, and audiences.

May I Dance on Your Screen? is an online exhibition of Ye's five latest video works that explore how dance inhabits online space. They aim to explore innovative ways of creating visceral, virtual dance that moves audiences emotionally while forging interpersonal connections.

The exhibit runs from October 1 to December 31 on www.digitaldance.space.

DANCE NOW Family Reunion
Thursday October 7, 2021 @ 7:30 PM EST
The Playhouse at Abrons Arts Center, Manhattan, New York
$15 for single in-person tickets / $10 virtual streaming tickets / $50 with full season subscription

Featuring performances by...
TruDee (@yourstrudee), TAKE Dance (@takedancecompany), Rourou Ye (@rourou_sweetheart), Passion Fruit Dance Company (@Tatianadesardouin, @mailegrooves, @loryane_lo), The DASH Academy (@thedashacademy), alumni from Young Dancemakers Company (@youngdancemakerscompany), and more surprise special guests!

Artist talk back at 7pm! Join SHIFT/West residency artists to learn more about the showcase, the artists, and the ideas that inspired these new works.

Friday, March 26 @ 8pm ET

Birds of a Feather follows the lives of four Asian female dance artists narrated through movement. Can Wang, Chieh Hsiung, Lai Yi Ohlsen, and Rourou Ye begin their journey with similar origins -- whether from China or Taiwan. Their individual journeys culminate in a performance piece that explores the unique dimensionalities of their lives on love, intimacy, power, distance and humanity as they move into a Western society. This program is curated by Rourou Ye.

Hosting organization: BAAD! Bronx Academy of Arts and Dance

Register for the show here

About the program

For this special Lunar New Year presentation, Rourou Ye will share works that draw on Chinese culture as well as Rourou's experiences as an immigrant within the United States. Within her choreography, Rourou recalls the far-away sensations of "home" while drawing on her multi-cultural identities. The retrospective program will begin with previous works by Rourou that explore western contemporary dance with Chinese classical movement elements and aesthetics, as well as works that hybridize different Chinese folk dance styles while prioritizing the individual expression of contemporary dance. The program will conclude with the premiere of a new choreographic work that responds with movement and images to the album 42 days by Southeast of Rain, a band consisting of two Chinese contemporary musicians. Together, they recall their artistic memories from the motherland of China.
The program will feature a special performance from Southeast of Rain during a brief interlude in the program. READ MORE

Time of the event: Friday, February 12th, 8:30 pm EST

RSVP HERE

RECESS is a monthly salon space where both works-in-progress and established pieces can be shared in an intimate setting. RECESS is a safe space for exploration and forging new artistic connections. It’s an opportunity to engage performers, patrons, artists, and audience members in a night of performance and creative dialogue. 

Watch the show here

Join the 2020 Artists-In-Residence of Chez Bushwick for a virtual presentation and panel discussion! Our 2020 cohort of AIRs have been faced with challenges like no other. Originally awarded with a 15-week residency in January, that has since been extended to last through December 31st, 2020, this resilient group has persevered through the challenges and uncertainty of studio closures, limited re-openings, and a continually changing artistic landscape

EdgeCut presents an exciting roster of short performance works by an international group of artists on the theme CAPTIVITY—exploring the meaning of liveness, embodiment, and gathering in digital space:

In partnership with New York Live Arts, this multi-faceted event will be held inside the 3D virtual platform NOWHERE. A limited number of tickets are available for the intimate, fully interactive experience. Attend all shows, participate in artist talk-backs, and network with other attendees. Many performances will also be viewable via livestream.

More info

showcased work： The Absent Umbra (live-stream)

Friday, June 26, 2020

7:00 PM - 8:15 PM EST

FACEBOOK LIVE PART I: FRI, JUNE 26, 7 PM EST

The only festival in New York City that focuses exclusively on emergent Asian-American choreographers is going digital this year.

Nai-Ni Chen Dance Company will stream the sixth annual CrossCurrent Choreographic Festival on two consecutive Fridays — June 26 and July 3 — from 7 pm to 8:15 pm on both nights.

The June 26 session features Rourou Ye (bottom photo) and Yuki Ishiguro (top photo) at Flushing Town Hall.

more info go to :http://www.flushingtownhall.org/crosscurrent-contemporary-dance-virtual-festival

周三6月24日美西时间7：30pm将为大家带来艺术访谈节目. 本期话题为“艺术究竟该不该免费”. 本期特邀嘉宾为“一叶空间”创始人叶柔柔老师。由于疫情的发生改变了人们生活模式，也推动了网络教学模式的发展。百花争艳的艺术教育无疑是好的。然而面对层出不穷免费的课程，不经让人产生困惑：让艺术教育免费真的好吗？本期节目圣幕文化艺术总监Yaya老师将与叶柔柔老师展开一场别开生面的"辩论"。到底谁会是“赢家”，敬请期待！

more info : https://mp.weixin.qq.com/s/zkBK_gUbu6WvyPKYrxHo6w

Meet the artists of the 7th Annual Dancing Futures Dance Artist Residency with Alicia Bauman-Morales, Rourou Ye and Kayla Hamilton.

We thank Pepatián, our collaborating partner, and this presentation is part of the 2019 Dancing Futures: Artist & Mentor Collaborative Residency is funded, in part,  by The Jerome Foundation, public funds from the Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council, public funds from the Decentralization Program, a regrant program of the New York State Council on the Arts with the support of Governor Andrew Cuomo and the New York State Legislature, and administered by the Bronx Council on the Arts, and the generosity of individual donors to Pepatián.

zoom link: https://zoom.us/j/92013701067

SHOWCASE WORK:

The Tangible Hallucination of Rourou in the Day-Time [Chapter Two]

Choreographed by Rourou Ye

Performed by: Rourou Ye, Catherine Eng

Music Composed by Lemon Guo

ARTS ON SITE NEW YORK (map)

SHOWCASE WORK:

The Tangible Hallucination of Rourou in the Day-Time [Chapter Two]

Choreographed by Rourou Ye

Performed by: Rourou Ye, Catherine Eng

Music Composed by Lemon Guo

Sunday, December 1, 2019

• 3:30 PM 5:30 PM

• Gibney 280 broadway, New Yorknew york city (map)

work to show:

Something new ???

Show info:

https://gibneydance.org/event/showdown-alessia-palanti-mignolo-dance-rourou-ye/

Monday, November 25, 2019

• 8:00 PM 9:00 PM

• judson church new york city (map)

Work to show:

Some new material for my ongoing project The Tangible Hallucination of Rourou in the Day-Time

Show info :

https://movementresearch.org/event/11534

3:00 PM 4:00 PM

ST.MARKS CHURCHNEW YORKUSA (map)

Work to show:

The Tangible Hallucination of Rourou in the Day-Time [Chapter One]

info & ticket：

http://www.danspaceproject.org/calendar/draftwork-smith-ye/

Info & Tickets:

https://www.thefield.org/programs/fielday-2019-work-progress-showcase

Dancin' in The Bronx

Info & Ticket:

http://www.baadbronx.org/boogie-down-dance-festival-2019.html