International Committee
Chair of PoP Moves International
Dr. Clare Parfitt, University of Chichester.
Looking forward from within the pandemic
Dear PoP Movers, The global pandemic has affected us all in a myriad of ways, and we are aware that those of you who learn, perform, teach and produce popular dance will have been affected deeply by lockdown and social distancing protocols. I would […]
PoP Moves Americas Conference 2020 – Higher Ground: Mediating Popular Dance Histories
Due to COVID-19, the PoP Moves Americas 2020 conference has been cancelled. We are currently looking into virtual conference options and will provide an update as soon as possible. PoP Moves Americas and York University’s Department of Dance present:Higher Ground: Mediating Popular Dance HistoriesYork […]
Annual Conference 2018 – Memory, Migration and Movement
Université Paris Nanterre
8th-9th December 2018
Annual Conference 2017 – PoP Turns 10: Celebrating the Popular, Practicing the Urban
University of East London
18th November 2017
PoP Moves partnership with IASPM-Canada Annual Conference 2017
“A Place in This World”: Music and Belonging / Canada 150
University of Toronto, Toronto, Canada
25th-27th May 2017
Dance Fields Roundtable 2017 – Possibilities in the Popular: Grooving into the future
Roundtable at the Dance Fields conference, University of Roehampton, 21st April 2017
Addressing (Im)mobilities
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 […]
PoP Moves Dance Studies Association Working Group
Chair of the PoP Moves Dance Studies Association Working Group
Dr. Jen Atkins, Associate Professor, School of Dance, Florida State University.
Annual Conference 2016 – Im/mediate bodies: materiality and mediation in popular culture
Kingston University London, 15th October 2016
Dance as ‘care of the self’ in the academy
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 […]