In this
issue
Feature Story 22nd Century Dancing - the story of Santigold's SG1 Dancers
Travelog
Expedition IsThereLifeInEurope is back with revealing material from a hair-raising journey through the eternal
woods of Southern Sweden and the urban canyons of Stockholm | Also: Nightswimming in Luxembourg City - tell us your adventures!
For your Eardrums and Eyeballs
Sounds that will get you through the dead of spring | The magnetic ocean floor
Frontiers of science
Robots with PhDs | Vagrant wolves in the Canton of Bern | Low life expectancy of solo
artists | Printing out a Moon colony | Max the Stork dies in Spain at 13
Blender Car Free Day in Kampala | Living poets: Bruno
K. Öijer | Just because you're paranoid | Permanent death | V for Visitors | and
more...
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Super-size
interview!
When
they first hit the stage in late 2007, they thrilled the pop world with
their eery robotic appearance and high-precision dancing. Now they are
back, obviously running on a new operating system infected
with an
anarchy bug, blowing audiences away with an eclectic
array of dance styles, dramatic props and ever-changing
outfits. Meet SG1, the
acclaimed dance duo that loyally flanks pop activist Santigold.
Expedition
I:T:L:I:E
talks to Monica Josette and Desiree Godsell,
the artists behind SG1, about the art of choreography, the
evolution of their stage characters, growing up in Houston, and much
more!
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2012 by Expedition
I:T:L:I:E @ realitybroker.org
Monica Josette
(l.) and
Desiree Godsell,
almost
in character
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