This Architectural Intervention Improvisation worked off of Sarah Oppenheimer’s exhibit in the Mills Art Museum. This is the third improvisation of Adams, Hanes, Iova-Koga November 7, 2014. (11 minute edit)…
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documentation from video, photography, press, diary and audio
Invited by Janice Ross at Stanford University, Shinichi presents a perspective on the Japanese Avant Garde dance popularly called Butoh.
Shinichi and Dana Iova-Koga in the brainstorming phase to develop a proposal from Danny Yung of Hong Kong. Theme: One table two chairs on stage. 20 minutes and two performers…
August 4, 2014 by Shinichi Iova-Koga Sitting now in the office of The Field in NYC after an intensive 3 weeks of Nohgaku training in Bloomsburg, PA, where I received…
Practice. For a brief period of time, through our activities at Dance on Land, the lens we look through sees every activity as practice. Eat and be aware of the…
Steve Adams and John Hanes invited me into this time bubble on April 27, 2014. Also playing with us are Vinny Golia and Karen Stackpole.
TRUST YOUR BODY. In preparation for July 2015, short video clips posted that relate to the creation of 95 RITUALS (working title), directed by Shinichi Iova-Koga. This work will honor the…
Winner of “OUTSTANDING ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE” IZZIE award (Isadora Duncan Dance Committee, SF 2005) “‘Romance’ isn’t a word usually associated with the Japanese dance form butoh, but inkBoat’s “Ame to Ame…
Winner of “OUTSTANDING ENSEMBLE PERFORMANCE” IZZIE award (Isadora Duncan Dance Committee, SF 2005) “Yuko Kaseki and Shinichi Iova-Koga, the Ginger Rogers and Fred Astaire of Butoh, come together in inkBoat’s…