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Get lost in dance | George Staib | TEDxEmory

Staib compels you to be fascinated with experiences where you do not have any answers. Two performers accompany Staib to demonstrate how to pay attention to detail when you are situationally lost. Staib began his dance training at Dickinson College in Carlisle, Pennsylvania. He earned an MFA in dance and choreography from Temple University. His national accolades include the Governor’s Prize from the Philadelphia Council on the Arts in 1994 while still a student, the Walkley Prize and the Weiss Prize for the Arts - both for his choreography. In 2001 he joined the dance faculty at Emory University where he teaches modern and ballet techniques, choreography, and Contemplate, Create, Debate, a freshman seminar he created to introduce students to the practice of seeing and making art. In 2011, Staib received Emory’s highly competitive and prestigious Winship Award for senior lecturers. He then traveled to Tel Aviv, Israel where he spent five weeks studying both Gaga technique with members of the Batsheva Dance Company and release technique with Iris Enez and leading choreographic workshops and feedback sessions. This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at http://ted.com/tedx