How humans learned to dance: From the chimpanzee conga line Date: December 12, 2019 Source: University of Warwick Summary: Two chimpanzees housed in a zoo in the US have sparked the question about ...

This human brain image is a moment in a dance by the Dutch National Ballet. An advertising agency in the Netherlands, We Are Pi, collaborated with the ballet company and Rutger Hauer to create ...

DanceWorks Presents BUT THEN AGAIN, Human Body Expression's Documentary Film Work . The production streams July 28, 7:30pm - July 31, 11:59pm 2022, EST.

Psychologists from the University of Warwick studied the movement of a pair of chimpanzees at a zoo in the US that showed them moving in sync and say this could point to early human dance.

Keene State College Theatre and Dance Department, in the context of physical distancing measures taken in response to the global COVID-19 pandemic, put a call out to friends, alumni, faculty, staff ...

Scientists have observed two chimpanzees in a US zoo performing a duo dance-like behaviour similar to a human conga-line, a hitherto never-before-seen behaviour. Scientists have observed two ...

Urban Arts Space at Ohio State presents the brand-new project “Behind Body,” a combination of filmmaking and choreography put together by three dance students. Andi Pei, a Master of Fine Arts ...

Senbanjo says he studies different patterns and stories within African culture and tries to replicate them in his own style on the human body. "It's like a dance between the paint and the flesh ...