Ashley Dyer
DanceGracia & LouiseMatthew Day, Dancehouse, James Brown, Tim Darybyshire, Martin del Amo, Ashley Dyer, Fjord Review, Gracia Haby, gracialouise, performance, Fluxus, RMIT, School of Art, installation, in the gallery, Arts House, Black Books, Berocca, Anna Conquet, Manuel DeLanda, Dance Informa, Joseph Beuys, Harvard Art Museum, Deleuze and Parnet, Ben Vautier, Marginalia

The process of making

Matthew Day’s Assemblage #1

DanceGracia & LouiseMatthew Day, Dancehouse, James Brown, Tim Darybyshire, Martin del Amo, Ashley Dyer, Fjord Review, Gracia Haby, gracialouise, performance, Fluxus, RMIT, School of Art, installation, in the gallery, Arts House, Black Books, Berocca, Anna Conquet, Manuel DeLanda, Dance Informa, Joseph Beuys, Harvard Art Museum, Deleuze and Parnet, Ben Vautier, Marginalia
The process of making
DanceGracia & LouiseFjord Review, Ashley Dyer, Nat Cursio, Arts House, Jo White, Kristy Ayre, Travis Hodgson, The Rubix Cube, Nigel Brown, Jason Lehane, Lindsay Templeton, James Hogan, earthquake, New Zealand, Christchurch, grassland, metal, instrument, copper, sprung steel, performance, dance

Darkly, silvered, a grassland

Ashley Dyer’s Tremor, at Arts House

DanceGracia & LouiseFjord Review, Ashley Dyer, Nat Cursio, Arts House, Jo White, Kristy Ayre, Travis Hodgson, The Rubix Cube, Nigel Brown, Jason Lehane, Lindsay Templeton, James Hogan, earthquake, New Zealand, Christchurch, grassland, metal, instrument, copper, sprung steel, performance, dance
Darkly, silvered, a grassland
DanceGracia & LouiseFjord Review, Dance Massive, Dancehouse, Eric Fon, David Huggins, Nicole Jenvey, Beth Lane, Molly McMenamin, Esperanza Quindara, Johathan Sinatra, Russell Dumas, Franz Schubert, Carivaggio, Ashley Dyer

Feet are seen more than heard

Russell Dumas’ Love is Blind at Dancehouse

DanceGracia & LouiseFjord Review, Dance Massive, Dancehouse, Eric Fon, David Huggins, Nicole Jenvey, Beth Lane, Molly McMenamin, Esperanza Quindara, Johathan Sinatra, Russell Dumas, Franz Schubert, Carivaggio, Ashley Dyer
Feet are seen more than heard