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SUMMARY:12 Minutes Max
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DESCRIPTION:12 Minutes Max is a curated monthly performance series featuri
 ng short works by local artists in many disciplines..\nhttps://slcpl.libne
 t.info/event/7860161
X-ALT-DESC;FMTTYPE=text/html:<p>Choreographer and dance artist <strong>Kim
 berly Fulmer Mullins</strong> will perform her solo piece Translations\, i
 nspired by Trisha Brown&rsquo\;s iconic solo Watermotor and her concept of
  &ldquo\;throwing and catching&rdquo\; to generate material from improvisa
 tion\, with weight and momentum. Kimberly\, hailing from Dallas\, TX\,â
 €¯is currently an MFA candidate and Graduate Teaching Assistant in the 
 Modern Dance program at the University of Utah. She is also a member of th
 e Trisha Brown Dance Company. Since joining the company\, she has performe
 d a wide range of repertory spanning Trisha Brown&rsquo\;s 40-year choreog
 raphic history nationally and internationally. The repertory she has perfo
 rmed includes <em>Set and Reset</em> (1985)\, <em>Glacial Decoy</em> (1979
 )\, <em>Foray Foret</em> (1990)\, <em>Astral Converted</em> (1991)\, <em>A
 ccumulation</em> (1972)\, and many more.</p>\n<p><br /><strong>Roxanne Gre
 y</strong> will screen two films\, "The Fall" and "No Diving"\, which expl
 ore falling within two different contexts\, pushing back against society&r
 squo\;s obsession with verticality and the equation of falling as a failur
 e. Choosing to fall holds possibilities rather than limitations. Roxanne i
 s a Latina\, Salt Lake City-based independent choreographer\, performer\, 
 and dance filmmaker. She is a current Modern Dance MFA Candidate and Gradu
 ate Teaching Assistant at the University of Utah. Gray is also the Founder
 \, Director\, and Curator of the nonprofit 801 Salon\, a monthly multidisc
 iplinary arts and performance series in Salt Lake City.</p>\n<p><br /><str
 ong>Andy Positive</strong>\, the poet laureate of Neenah\, Wisconsin\, wil
 l bring us poetry and more! Though his poetry&mdash\;which addresses a wid
 e range of subject matter including mother\; his dead cat\, Rick\; magic\;
  voting\; and stonefruit&mdash\; has garnered a cult following\, he is pro
 bably best known for his work in various musical acts including Droope (av
 ailable at https://activitiesarchive.com/droope-at-home-in-neenah-1982-198
 7\, and https://activitiesarchive.com/milwaukee-droope-the-basement-sessio
 n-on-locust-1994-1996-2003)\, and <em>Andy Positive and His Blue Riders</e
 m>. The Riders's last performance was at the Wood Tick Inn (Cuyuna\, MN) a
 nd received 5 stars from the tavern owner\, Deb Seamans.</p>\n<p>This prog
 ram is modeled after 12 Minutes Max\, a performance laboratory originated 
 by&nbsp\;On the Boards&nbsp\;in Seattle.</p>\nhttps://slcpl.libnet.info/ev
 ent/7860161
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