Lisa Niedermeyer's guest appearances

Lisa Niedermeyer

CI to Eye

PillowVoices: Dance Through Time

Seth Godin

John Berardi

Meghan Keaney Anderson

Bonnie Siegler

Cameron Herold

Jeff Hiller

Jenn Harris

David Stewart

Paula Scher

Adam Roberts

Sean Kelly

Mark Schaefer

Robin DiAngelo

Tom O'Connor

Christopher Williams

OwlTail

Doug Elkins

Lisa Niedermeyer Revisits Doug Elkins

As an artist, technologist, and former dancer with Doug Elkins and Friends, Lisa Niedermeyer reflects on her time with the company and her embodied memories of performing in Fräulein Maria, the uproarious and joyful dance based on The Sound of Music. We also hear from Elkins himself, recorded during two different Pillow engagements.https://danceinteractive.jacobspillow.org/doug-elkins-and-friends/fraulein-maria/

As an artist, technologist, and former dancer with Doug Elkins and Friends, Lisa Niedermeyer reflects on her time with the company and her embodied memories of performing in Fräulein Maria, the uproarious and joyful dance based on The Sound of Music. We also hear from Elkins himself, recorded during two different Pillow engagements.<a href="" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://danceinteractive.jacobspillow.org/doug-elkins-and-friends/fraulein-maria/</a>

Lisa Niedermeyer Revisits Doug Elkins’ Fräulein Maria

Lisa Niedermeyer is the Producing Director for Disability Dance Works, a production company founded by disabled dancer Alice Sheppard to launch art experiences at the intersection of disability, technology, and design. In this episode, Lisa and Erik talk about why it's important to have meaningful cultural experiences centered around disability. They also discuss how venues can create "joy equity" experiences and how digital experiences should be compatible with assistive technologies.

Lisa Niedermeyer is the Producing Director for Disability Dance Works, a production company founded by disabled dancer Alice Sheppard to launch art experiences at the intersection of disability, technology, and design. In this episode, Lisa and Erik talk about why it's important to have meaningful cultural experiences centered around disability. They also discuss how venues can create "joy equity" experiences and how digital experiences should be compatible with assistive technologies.

CI to Eye | Beyond Inclusion - the Art of Accessible Content: Lisa Niedermeyer