Can the Front Half Sit Down?
A two day virtual event aimed to open discussion surrounding street dance, it’s history, and its commodification and appropriation that we see in dance today. “Can the front half sit down?” is a common question heard in dance workshops, used to give folks in the back the space to dance, to see and to be seen. The resulting identity revolves around a visual language of “halves” in promotional graphics, and translates to the website as a split-screen double scroll.
A two day virtual event aimed to open discussion surrounding street dance, it’s history, and its commodification and appropriation that we see in dance today. “Can the front half sit down?” is a common question heard in dance workshops, used to give folks in the back the space to dance, to see and to be seen. The resulting identity revolves around a visual language of “halves” in promotional graphics, and translates to the website as a split-screen double scroll.
Identity, motion graphics
2020
2020
