The materiality of lines: The kinaesthetics of bodily movement uniting dance and prehistoric cave art

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Prehistoric humans, using kinesthetic sense, created cave art. Considering the animate nature of lines & kinesthetic response they have on the body, artistic practices today can find parallels to ancient rock art. https://t.co/htcWQUuXhy #Relational

09 Nov 2022

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New Research: The Materiality of Lines The kinaesthetics of bodily movement uniting dance and prehistoric cave art: We take two seemingly disparate practices as the foci for this work—dance and prehistoric cave art—in order to illuminate commonalities in…

05 Oct 2022

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