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KINSHIP: dancing with the land
KINSHIP: dancing with the land
Jeni is listening through all senses -- with the land, River Saskawhihiwine, and all that comprises the Living World of the place we call Blue Deer. She is creating a dance: as a collaborative celebration of what is possible in Kinship, and as a gift to Place.
The next step in co-generative dance-making is a Community Conversation, hosted at BDC. The event is part demonstration, part experiential wander, and part sharing/discovery. This is part two in a series of conversations, with a culminating interactive performance in late 2026.
Join Me!
You Are Invited
You Are Invited
What: Join Jeni Ascosi in conversation & experience of KINSHIP with the Living World of Blue Deer Center. This is part demonstration, part experiential wander, and part sharing/discovery.
Who: Anyone interested in the process of how a dance is made. Anyone interested in spending time with the River of Peace and the beings of Blue Deer Center as an experiential contribution to dance-making.
When: Sunday, March 8, 2026; 2 - 4 p.m.
Please arrive early to sign in and sit by the fire. Program begins promptly at 2 pm.
Where: Blue Deer Center, 1155 County Hwy 6, Margaretville, NY 12455.
Program is hosted in the Yurt. There will be a fire in the woodstove, yet it may also be helpful to wear layers. An optional wander to the River is part of the program; dress accordingly.
Offering: Suggested donation of $25.
Tax-deductible donations can be made HERE.
A portion of the proceeds will go to Blue Deer Center.
RSVP
RSVP is required and will remain open until 3/7, or all spaces are filled.
About Jeni Ascosi
About Jeni Ascosi
Jeni is a transdisciplinary artist whose primary medium is dance, although current exhibitions also include poetry, photography, and collaborative sculpture. Exploring the impact of landscape on human consciousness, Jeni’s process includes community-based participation (human and beyond) as foundational in co-generating new work.
Her current projects turn intimately towards dissolution and emergence— in body, perception, culture, and environment. In this time of the sixth extinction, she celebrates what is possible when we allow the wisdom of the body and direct connection with nature to invigorate and enflesh new forms, amplifying well-being and dynamic interrelationship with all life.
Jeni is fiscally sponsored through The Field; all donations in support of the artist are tax deductible.
"I pin my hopes to quiet processes and small circles in which vital and transforming events take place."
- Rufus Jones -
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