time management advice September 2, 2021 blog Warning: long post and there’s no tl;dr. I was recently in the studio with a group of choreographers. One of the things that came up was how they probably in a good place August 30, 2021 blog In Daniel Pink’s slightly flimsy book When: the Scientific Secrets of Perfect Timing, there’s a section called When to Quit a Job: A Guide. Point 3 what one already knows August 23, 2021 blog Throw out your conceited opinions, for it is impossible for a person to begin to learn what he thinks he already knows. – Epictetus, Discourses, the show is over August 9, 2021 blog events like this (with attendees jetting in from all over the planet) are no longer viable if we want to ensure a liveable planet for future belonging is stronger than facts July 26, 2021 blog In the podcast I make with Lee Miller called Midlifing Lee and I keep coming back to the ways in which human beings depend on the concepts of us and now: 25 July 2021 July 25, 2021 blog Going on for me right now: Reading: Why I am Not Going to Buy a Computer by Wendell Berry, Dove Mi Trovo by Jhumpa Lahiri, Consolations by David weakness of the flesh July 18, 2021 blog Weakness of the Flesh is a film by Kevin McGloughlin and Jacob Jonas that uses relatively simple animation to duplicate and people the solo dance choreography and explaining jokes July 4, 2021 blog My friend Rosemary Lee is a remarkable choreographer. Her artistic work captures so much of the spirit of being human: of being together, our Editorial: Opposite Sides of Something July 1, 2021 practice An editorial for Choreographic Practices by Lee Miller and Simon Ellis. Reference: Ellis, Simon and Lee Miller 2021. “Editorial: Opposite Sides of 2004 and 2021 June 20, 2021 blog In 2002 I started initial thinking and dreaming about a work that would eventually become Inert (2006). In 2004 David Corbet, Shannon Bott, Cormac elvis legs June 6, 2021 blog During the initial COVID lockdown British Choreographer Lea Anderson published an online and crowdsourced version of a 1995 work. It’s called Elvis grateful love May 23, 2021 blog A long time ago my mother gave me a copy of a poem she wrote the day I was born. I find the idea of ‘grateful love’ deeply moving. Little child, the infinite game and choreography May 10, 2021 blog In 2019 the author and “unshakable optimist”1 Simon Sinek published a book called The Infinite Game (2019) that made the work of American religious choosing to pay April 24, 2021 blog Ferdy Christant is an “amateur (wildlife) photographer with an opinion” and the person who started www.jungledragon.com. In 2019 he wrote a post now: 17 April 2021 April 17, 2021 blog Going on for me right now: Reading: Present Shock by Douglas Rushkoff, Breve Storia del Corpo Umano: Una Guida Per Gli Occupanti by Bill Bryson, the eyes of the other April 11, 2021 blog Tara Brach is a Psychologist and Western Buddhist. In a recent episode of her podcast called The Power of Deep Listening she describes how she and loneliness, uncertainty and boredom March 29, 2021 blog The phone gives us a lot but it takes away three key elements of discovery: loneliness, uncertainty, and boredom. Those have always been where better left unsaid March 27, 2021 blog Something to aspire to: I begin to speak only when I’m certain what I’ll say isn’t better left unsaid. – Plutarch, Cato The Younger, 4 120fps March 14, 2021 blog I started some simple experiments last week throwing and catching a camera. Here’s an animated gif of one catch that has been stripped from video le mani March 12, 2021 blog Molto tempo fa abbiamo cominciato a pensare usando le mani, non il contrario. – Gary Rogowski, Handmade: Creative Focus in the Age of Distraction Next page