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The former Sonic Youth musician, now 70, makes some noise with her new album, 'The Collective," and a concert tour that stops in Los Angeles this week.

The Contemporaine de Nîmes is pleased to present the full program of its first edition, conceived by the artistic directors Anna Labouze & Keimis Henni.

Kim Gordon is as addicted to her phone as the rest of us, in search of comfort in technology in a modern age of panic

What about stating the obvious? When there is significant institutional investment in the performing arts—i.e., France since the 1980s, with their “Centre Chorégraphique Nationaux (CCN)”1—the field radically expands, creators explore, and new dances flourish. The French Dance Reflections Festival in New York this past fall, presented by jewelry company Van Cleef & Arpels, really brought this home to me.

If you take “Romeo and Juliet,” place it in a nondescript institution and inject it with the vitality of youth, you’ll get Matthew Bourne’s revival.

The dance started — or seemed to start — with people walking onto the stage before finding a spot and lying down. The bright, blisteringly w

But “takemehome,” a look at isolation by Dimitri Chamblas in collaboration with the musician Kim Gordon, fades into its own shadows at NYU Skirball.

Performed by 9 dancers, 5 electric guitars and 5 amplifiers, "TAKEMEHOME" takes shape under a luminous zeppelin where silhouettes emerge and disappear.

Dance Reflections, a festival dedicated to choreographic innovation, is not ready to wrap yet: It picks up again next week with a collaboration betwee

Dance Reflections, a festival dedicated to choreographic innovation, is not ready to wrap yet: It picks up again next week with a collaboration between the…