Photos: Momentum Dance Collective and IGCA present ‘Reciprocity’

International Gallery of Contemporary Art hosts a collaborative exhibit featuring artwork by Emily Longbrake, Christine Sundly and performances from Momentum Dance Collective

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March 4, 2025

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Alex Luangasa

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March 4, 2025

Dancers interact with artwork by Emily Longbrake as part of their performance. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

“Reciprocity,” is an immersive performance and visual art installation that explores the relationships between time, memory and the dualities of life. The exhibit opened on March 7, as part of downtown Anchorage’s monthly First Friday art walk. Throughout the evening, attendees explored the visual art installations and experienced rotating live dance performances at scheduled times. The installation remains open for public viewing during regular gallery hours until March 28, with additional performance dates on March 21 and 22.

A sign stands on the sidewalk of D Street outside IGCA’s gallery. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Guests gather in the interior of the gallery. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Ariel Graham Co-Artistic Director of Momentum Dance Collective addresses the audience. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Dancers in formation begin a performance. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

A soft expression from Katie Allison during the first piece. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Mikayla Phillips strikes a pose during a performance. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Audience members watch as the performance moves through gallery space. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

A delicate expression from Irenerose Castillo during a performance. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Dancers perform the second piece of the night with artwork by Emily Longbrake. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Dancers lift Katie Allison during a performance. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Dancers share a hug as they perform while holding a prop. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

An intimate moment during the performance. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Bonnie Moring enters to start the third piece. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Video projection is incorporated into the third piece. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Performers being playful with the art installation by Christine Sundly. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Performers in a synchronized pose against a wall. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Performers leaning on each other as part of their performance choreography. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

Bonnie Moring communicates a confident expression during a performance. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

A dancer faces a projection at the end of a performance. Photo by Alex Luangasa.

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Photos: Momentum Dance Collective and IGCA present ‘Reciprocity’

International Gallery of Contemporary Art hosts a collaborative exhibit featuring artwork by Emily Longbrake, Christine Sundly and performances from Momentum Dance Collective

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