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In an AI-Driven Future, Turf Dancers Share the Meaning of Their Movements

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Gary 'Ice Cold 3000' Morgan (center) dances with Mud Water Theatre members during rehearsal for 'Mud Water IV' at the Bayview

My-Linh Le smiles as she watches her dancers rehearse at the Bayview Opera House. (Juliana Yamada/KQED)

Alante ‘Tae-Ninja’ Hall during rehearsals for ‘Mud Water IV.’ (Juliana Yamada/KQED)

Telice Summerfield (left) and Alante ‘Tae-Ninja’ Hall (right) rehearse for as My-Linh Le (center) watches. (Juliana Yamada/KQ

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op 02.01.2024 om 21:15

This is so fascinating! Thank you for sharing. I especially loved this part: "As I sat through a rehearsal, every movement changed slightly with every repetition, which was refreshing and slightly unnerving — a particular glide or articulation was specific to each moment. Similarly, the sheer beauty of turfing comes from the inability to contain it. Could an AI capture and document, with precision, the history and cultural impact of turfing? The short answer is: never."

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