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Invited Lectures and Talks
Invited Lectures and Talks
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Abolition and Performance Studies, a roundtable
University of Wisconsin Center for Visual Culture and Performance Studies
Law &…
Law and Literature in the Global South Research Cluster, Stanford University
Mellon-Funded Community Activist Panel, Disability Justice Initiative
Choreographic Attunements to the Legal Humanities
Association for the Study of Law, Culture and Humanities
Arresting Parody: On the Affective Performance of Loitering
Humoring the Norm Symposium. Cardozo School of Law
IDEA One_Bodies & Sites of Performance, Memory, and History
For Freedoms Collective Residency, Washington D.C.
Naked Athena and Classical Lines: Blurred Aesthetics of the Civil Body
Law and Performance Symposium. Cardozo School of Law
Understanding Law through Performance: On Collaboration in Carceral Studies
National Gallery of the Arts x GW Corcoran, Washington D.C.
Global Movements: Diplomatic Dances of the State
Introductory Studies, Stanford University
Defining Dignity: Human Writes and the Bodies No Longer Here
Stanford Humanities Center Research Workshop
Challenging Art: After Ailey.
Introductory Studies. Stanford University
Beneath this Flag Stands a Body: On the Human Form as Final Technology
Theater and Performance Studies Workshop, University of Chicago
Voice Without Vote: Perspectives of Formerly and Currently Incarcerated Artists
Progressive Lawyering Conference, Stanford Law School
(Un)Staging the Foreign: Limits of Space and Community at the Festival de Marseille
French Cultural Workshop, Stanford University
Kimmel regularly submits research for presentation at Dance Studies Association, Performance Studies international, Association for the Study of Law, Culture, and the Humanities, American Society of Theater Research, and the Modern Language Association. She welcomes collaboration for pre-formed panels and roundtables on co-resonant themes.
Dance Studies Association 2025
Indeterminate States: Bodies, Fields, Praxis
George Washington University, Washington DC USA
June 25-29, 2025 Conference
The 2025 DSA conference will be held in Washington, D.C. This return to the United States after three years will come at a critical juncture: it will arrive in the wake of a contested presidential election as well as uprisings and conflicts across the globe. The District of Columbia represents the country’s multinational operations and global engagements both symbolically (through its architecture and monuments) and in practice (through the work of foreign embassies, government agencies, and nongovernmental organizations). Against this backdrop of political authority, the District itself remains in an indeterminate state: international and local, transient and residential, the nation’s capital yet itself stateless. The city maintains deep historical, cultural, and community legacies under its national monuments, whose narratives remain open to contestation.
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Guidelines Submissions HERE
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