PoP Moves Americas and York University’s Department of Dance present:Higher Ground: Mediating Popular Dance HistoriesYork University, Toronto, CanadaApril 9th, 2020KEYNOTE:Julie Malnig, New York UniversityDancing Black, Dancing White: Rock, Rap, Ragtime, and RaceCALL FOR PAPERS:York University’s Department of Dance and PoP Moves Americas co-present a […]
Université Paris Nanterre
8th-9th December 2018
University of East London
18th November 2017
“A Place in This World”: Music and Belonging / Canada 150
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
25th-27th May 2017
Roundtable at the Dance Fields conference, University of Roehampton, 21st April 2017
This is a sub-call within the main call for papers for the 2018 PoP Moves conference. The deadline, contact details and other instructions for the main call for papers apply to the sub-call, unless stated otherwise below. Please scroll down for the French version.Veuillez […]
Co-Chairs of the PoP Moves Dance Studies Association Working Group
Dr. Cristina Rosa, Senior Lecturer, Department of Dance, University of Roehampton.
Dr. Jen Atkins, Associate Professor, School of Dance, Florida State University.
Kingston University London, 15th October 2016
At the ‘PoP Moves Seedbed: Dancing Methodologies’ symposium on Saturday I had a 90-minute curated conversation with Kélina Gotman (Kings College London) about historical methodologies in popular dance research. Our conversation ranged across the materiality of archival documents, the partiality of ‘the archive’, expertise […]
On Saturday 20th June 2015, the first symposium for the Dancing with Memory project, titled ‘Dancing (trans)national memories’, took place at Senate House, University of London, supported by PoP MOVES. Dancing with Memory is an AHRC-funded project to investigate the relationship between popular dance and cultural […]
University of Roehampton, 24th October 2015