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Justin is a San Francisco/San Diego based Dancer, Yoga Teacher and IT Consultant & Web Developer. It's' an ongoing debate whether he should refer to himself in the first or third person. This is my personal website and blog.Blog Categories
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Bottle Night photo update
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March 2, 2008 |
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Some images just came in from our performance of Leslie's work, last month. Just in time for the next installment of Bottle Night this Monday, 7:30pm @ Bar Basic, Downtown San Diego. This event is presented by Sushi Performance & Visual Art. Check here for more info. View the entire gallery All photos © 2008 by Elazar Harel
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Feb 4th: Performing with Leslie Seiters at Basic
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January 29, 2008 |
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UPDATE: Just received these photos from the 1st Bottle Night (below), taken by Betsy McCue at La Vida Creations:
View more in the photo set here.
Monday Feb 4th at Basic Urban Kitchen+Bar, Leslie Seiters, Ron Estes, Jillian Chu and myself will be dancing a work from the upcoming "How much of what there is." (look for it in the fall).
This is the first in a new monthly series at Basic featuring choreography & music on the 1st Monday of the month. Continuing through May 2008.
From Sushi's website:
The first Monday of the month - February 4, March 3, April 7, May 5 – 7:30pm BOUND presents Bottle Night...a performance! Basic - Urban Kitchen+Bar at 410 Tenth Avenue, Downtown San Diego Co-sponsored by Sushi Performance & Visual Art and McCaleb Dance " An evening of artful athleticism and social happenings in the East Village." Featuring New Artists Every Month: Yolande Snaith & Dancers Leslie Seiters, little known dance theater Tayeh Dance Claudia Gomez Vorce, Groove on Tap! & more! for info call 858.945.7110
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Feb 2nd: Dancing with SWARMIUS at Neurosciences Institute
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January 21, 2008 |
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Leslie, Ron and I, along with Niamh Condron, are performing with Joeseph Waters et. al, aka: SWARMIUS on Saturday, Feb. 2nd at the Neurosciences Institute, La Jolla. click here for the NSI website & ticketing information
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Images from MR Fall Festival
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December 21, 2007 |
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Josephine posted some great shots from her iPhone of Katie, KJ Holmes and I dancing at the Movement Research Fall Festival. Click through for more:
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Movement Research Fall Festival
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November 27, 2007 |
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Katie Duck, KJ Holmes and I are dancing together Friday Nov 30th, as part of the Movement Research Fall Festival at the Danspace Project in NYC. Alex Waterman will join us on Cello. Saturday Dec 1st we collaborate with other festival participants in an open session.
Someone please help MR with their website.The Friday, November 30th performance will feature work by: Katie Duck, K.J. Holmes, Justin Morrison, and Alexander Waterman; Lower Left Performance Collective (Nina Martin, Rebecca Bryant, Kelly Dalrymple, Margaret Paek, and Andrew Wass); and Patricia Nicholson and William Parker.
The Saturday, December 1st performance will be an open improvisation featuring festival participants (to date): Rebecca Bryant, Kelly Dalrymple, Katie Duck, Christine Elmo, Melissa Guerrero, K.J. Holmes, Nina Martin, Justin Morrison, Patricia Nicholson, Margaret Paek, Stacy Spence, Andrew Wass, and Alexander Waterman.
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VIDEO: DANCEonFILM Pre-show
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November 3, 2007 |
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Gabriel and I collaborated in making a piece where images were streamed from various locations (he in Washington, me outside the venue in California), working variously with music, movement, set and persona, culminating in a final meeting in the space. [flv]http://files.justinmorrison.net/video/flash/DANCEonFILM_with_Gabe_11-2-07_480.flv[/flv]
Video was mixed live by a generous stage hand (who did not expect such a job) and projected on the back wall. You can see the result archived on operator11 and embedded below. (operator11.com is now defunct.) Gabe's scene design, performance and music making were so astounding, I can't want to collaborate again.
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