Since its inception in 2003, DOUBLE VISION has created experimental performances that embody the changing landscape of contemporary culture. Under the direction of Sean Clute and Pauline Jennings, the company has distinguished itself both nationally and internationally. In 2008, DOUBLE VISION celebrated its fifth year by embarking upon an ambitious U.S. tour, the 4×60 Tour. The company gave 17 performances throughout the U.S.in San Diego, Los Angeles, Phoenix, Tucson, Albuquerque, Santa Fe, Boulder, Columbus, Chicago and Brooklyn.Following the success of the 4×60 Tour, Clute and Jennings travelled to Europe where they were in residence at the Museumsquartier. During the residence, they performed and lectured at the University of Applied Arts (Vienna), the Museumsquartier Wien (Vienna), Pécsi Tudományegyetem Muvészeti Kar (Péc), Institut Intermédií(Prague), and CST Institute for Computer Music and Sound Technology + Tanz Akademie Zürich (Zurich). Theperformance, Six Donuts, at the Museumsquartier boasted five dance and audiovisual world premieres.

In 2009, DOUBLE VISION was awarded grants by the Zellerbach Family Foundation and the William and FloraHewlett Foundation to support the development of Hysteresis, a full-evening dance informed by contemporary dance in Vienna. The work, a New York Times Pick-of-the-Week, had its San Francisco premiere at DanceMission Theater in April 2010 and its New York City premiere at the Merce Cunningham Studio in July 2010 andwas met with rave reviews in both cities. The company will be in residence this spring at the SILO (DanceNOWNYC), and the Contemporary Dance and Fitness Studio (Montpelier). Following the residencies, Clute andJennings will premier two new works: an interactive animation, Recursive Things, and the multimedia dance, Duplexity, throughout the U.S. and Europe. Duplexity will have its international premiere at the ProARTS International Choreography Platform (Prague) and as part of the six-week Recession Special Tour this July.

Nationally, DOUBLE VISION has presented work at the Merce Cunningham Studio, San Francisco Museum ofModern Art, Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, and ODC Theater. The company has participated in U.S. artistresidencies at Arizona State Universityʼs Herberger Institute for Design and the Arts: School of Dance, the University of New Mexicoʼs ARTSLab, N4th Theater (Albuquerque), and the University of Arizona. Clute and Jennings have also lectured and led master classes at the University of California at Berkeley, Mills College,College of Santa Fe, and the University of Brighton (UK).

DOUBLE VISION POHSKROW Collaborators will Include:

Sean Clute
Pauline Jennings
Jennifer Mellor
Ellen Smith Ahern
Lida Winfield

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