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Contra Dance as a Model For Post-AI Culture

2026-01-15 16:12:48.097367+01 by Dan Lyke 0 comments

Jeff Kaufman: Contra Dance as a Model For Post-AI Culture. Thinking about the focus on live music vs Modern Western Square Dance's recorded music, and, once again, this drops back to the centralization of the role of the caller, and how that interacts with those dancing, and making the music.

Via Tara Calishain.

[ related topics: Music Theater & Plays Sociology California Culture Artificial Intelligence ]

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