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Anh Vo is a Vietnamese choreographer, dancer, theorist, and activist. They create dances and produce texts about pornography and queer relations, about being and form, about identity and abstraction, about history and its colonial reality. Their critical writings focus on experimental practices and socio-economic relations in contemporary dance and pornography.
In 2021, my body collapsed from a severe episode of Graves’ Disease, an autoimmune disorder that causes hyperthyroidism. I vividly remember the terror setting in one night when I could...
It is an impossible task trying to translate a dictionary of Vietnamese slangs and idioms around gender and sexuality, whose melodic playfulness and visceral imageries operate on a vastly different...
Anh Vo: Gender Without Identity is an amazing and dangerous book. As rich as it is, the relationship between gender, especially its minoritarian forms, and trauma can be easily weaponized....
Every client I take to bed makes a mother of me eventually teenage madonna and child with no clue how to care for grown men suckling at milkless breasts what...
Can the body remember? aims to be an open question and invites discussion about the impacts of propaganda images in the practice of contemporary performance artists in Vietnam. This question...
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