David Marchant, professor of the practice in dance, spent five weeks as "Artist in Residence" at WU Tyson Research Center exploring site-specific performance art and mindful movement in natural landscapes.

By Nikki Forrester ,St. Louis Post-Dispatch

8.16.19

David Marchant, who tests his balance on a small limb on Wednesday, July 31, 2019, at Tyson Research Center. Marchant, a professor of the practice in dance at Washington University, spent five weeks conducting research in somatic ecology and exploring movement in natural landscapes. Photo by Laurie Skrivan, lskrivan@post-dispatch.com

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David Marchant, professor of the practice in dance, spent five weeks as "Artist in Residence" at WU Tyson Research Center exploring site-specific performance art and mindful movement in natural landscapes.

David Marchant, professor of the practice in dance, spent five weeks as "Artist in Residence" at WU Tyson Research Center exploring site-specific performance art and mindful movement in natural landscapes.

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