Omeo Dance

Rosalind Crisp 'a sort of retrospective' 9 minute edit of 60 min live show Liveworks, Performance Space Carriageworks Sydney 28 October 2023 dance/choreography Rosalind Crisp conseil artistique Andrew Morrish video editor Phoebe Robinson historical companion Lizzie Thomson video projection Sam Mcgilp technical development Bec Etchell premier Dancehouse Melbourne 31 August 2023 documentation Sam James photo Matthew Miceli

Rosalind Crisp (dance) & Anja Füsti (percussion) at onCe improvisation festival Freiberg Germany, May 2023. Collaboration supported by Saalfrei Labor Festival, Stuttgart. Video by Sebastian Lucht

dance Rosalind Crisp / video Andrew Morrish / voice recording Vic McEwan

Artery photo/video Lisa Roberts dance Rosalind Crisp produced with support from Orbost Studio for Dance Research

Rosalind Crisp extract of solo practice July 2020, Orbost Exhibition Centre. Orbost Exhibition Centre 2020 artist-in-residence supported by the Regional Arts Victoria 2020 Fellowship. The Australian Government’s Regional Arts Fund is provided through Regional Arts Australia, administered in Victoria by Regional Arts Victoria.

Unwrapping danse - Rosalind Crisp - onCe festival Freiburg 2019

2018/2019 This video made by Vic McEwan with Rosalind Crisp as part of the project DIRt on top of Mt Delusion in Victoria Australia, following destructive and widespread logging. DIRt (Dance In Regional disaster zones) was initiated by Rosalind Crisp in Orbost (S.E. Australia), in January 2017, drawing artists and ecologists together to ask how dance & collaborative arts practice might embody, understand and respond to the unfolding environmental crisis in Australia, and connect to local, national and internationally affected communities. http://www.omeodance.com/dirt

DIRt (Dance In Regional disaster zones) Rosalind Crisp, Peter Fraser, Vic McEwan, Andrew Morrish (2.25min). This project is supported by the Victorian Government through Creative Victoria.

DIRt (Dance In Regional disaster zones) in badly burnt Marlo bushland, Rosalind Crisp & Peter Fraser. This project is supported by the Victorian government through Creative Victoria