
Resolution Festival 2025
A visually stunning and playful night of new contemporary dance, part of Resolution Festival 2025 at The Place in London. Showcasing new works by Lily Kind, Orla Hardie, and Blue Ka Wing.
A visually stunning and playful night of new contemporary dance, part of Resolution Festival 2025 at The Place in London. Showcasing new works by Lily Kind, Orla Hardie, and Blue Ka Wing.
In I’ve got a tape I wanna play, Lily Kind has created a surreal celebration of music and its slippery role in daily life. Together with dancers Chelsea Murphy, Chloe Marie, Elizabeth Weinstein, and Dylan Smythe, Kind performs a climactic concert, bringing together house, waacking, vernacular jazz, and post-modern dance in a series of vignettes devoted to the unexpected bookmarks songs place in the pages of our lives.
Lily Kind is known as “a real find” and for her “idiosyncratic vision that usually flies under the radar” (Broad Street Review). Recently having made London her second home, Kind returns to Philly to continue presenting her improvised, ensemble performance work, such as Wolfthicket (2021) which thinkingDance called “a sheer blast”. Kind, called a ‘kinetic polyglot’ by the Baltimore Sun, is the former associate director for Vince Johnson at Urban Movement Arts, co-founder of Ragtag Empire, and in 2024 joined the House of Suraj, London. She braids together many strands of Black Vernacular movement styles including Lindy Hop and Waacking. Most recently, she co-created Honey or Hunting with Dylan Smythe, a Wolfthicket off-shot adapted to Egyptian dancers for Cairo’s Breaking Walls Festival, 2024.
Kindling is an evening of works in progress performances curated by Evelyn Langley and hosted at the MAAS Building.
I’m showing some short snippets of ideas I’ve been playing with in the studio, alone and with a very CUTE little ensemble. Looks like a fun line up of fellow Philly artists. Come thru!
Join GALLIM & Flying Low instructor Lily Kind for an exclusive movement experience.
Generate some heat with us this winter!
Train your body and your mind.
Expand your definition of dance through play and experimentation.
Build connections to a global community of Flying Low practitioners.
Two intense days of exploration in GALLIM Methods, GALLIM repertory, and Flying Low technique.
$175
At The GALLIM Studio in Brooklyn, 520 Clinton Ave
WORKINONIT
Saturday May 14 2022
7 pm
Fringe Arts: 140 N Christopher Columbus Blvd, Philadelphia, PA 19106
Hosted by Lily Kind
Featuring: Maddie Hopfield & the Casual Fifth Taiko Ensemble, Mallory Fabian (Los Angeles), Nickolai McKenzie ben Rama, Candice Iloh, and recital performances of vogue, house, capoeira, hip hop, and more from the students of Rylee Prodigy, Tyger B, Ricky "Glytch" Evans, Ron Wood, and Ragtag Empire.
Started in 2018, Workinonit is a cabaret-recital-showcase like no other. Workinonit is a performance series that draws from the Urban Movement Arts extended universe to curate unexpected line ups of experts and amateurs challenging themselves and audiences. Workinonit centers BIPOC and LGBQT+ artists expanding the contemporary boundaries of folkloric and diasporic dance traditions.
Bryn Mawr College | Pembroke Dance Studio
Open to “BMC Community” only. (Bryn Mawr, Haverford, Swarthmore students and staff).
Check out this chance to learn about the history and practice of black vernacular dances styles ranging from Cake Walk and Charleston through to Be-bop and early rock and roll.
RSVP: rholland@brynmawr.edu
Pink Noise Projects is proud to present Replicate/Desecrate, an exhibition that features the works of 5 artist members who are new to the collective: Lily Kind, Tyler Kline, Wit Lopez, Nick Moncy, and Bridget Purcell. The context for the show is firmly rooted in commentary on capitalism, in its most saturated and overwhelming state, where swirls of multiple, repeated objects, simulations, and fantastical constructed spaces accumulate endlessly and become impossible to track. The resulting structure is unstable at best, fragile and held together by threads, yet heavy and anxious in its feeling and exhausted at its roots. This show reflects on a landscape of broken promises and hazy fantasies while also presenting possibilities for a way forward – improvisations we can assemble, reflections we can offer, and realities we can create in the face of bewildering power structures that have proven to be difficult or even impossible to navigate.
Participating Artists:
Lily Kind
Tyler Kline
Wit Lopez
Nick Moncy
Bridget Purcell
Opening First Friday, November 5th and on view through Sunday, December 21st