How lonely sits the city
A collection of publicly projected dance films and wheat-pasted images
How lonely sits the city is a collection of dance films and photographs set in and displayed publicly around Los Angeles, CA. The films and photographs utilize movement as a physical language to share the inner landscapes of black identifying dancers who take on angelic-like characters. The work is formed publicly in historically black neighborhoods; interweaving personal and historical histories. The first edition is being formed in Los Angeles, CA. This work is ongoing and in progress…
A project by Marissa Brown, with Photography by Josh Rose, Performance by Damontae Hack, Maya Allen, and Nadia Muhammad, Filmed by Max Harper, Production support by Marlie Couto, and clothing by KkCo
[Full trio collection of films available for viewing upon request]