Dance, Science and Technology

ABOUT

Founded in 2013 by choreographer Daiane Lopes da Silva and scientist Weidong Yang, Kinetech Arts is a non-profit organization that brings together dancers, scientists, and digital artists to explore the dynamic intersection of movement, science, and technology.  Our artistic journey delves deep into the ever-changing relationship between humans and technology, contemplating its profound impact on the human-machine ecosystem. Our vision at KA is to unite the performing arts, science, and tech communities through immersive live performances and interdisciplinary collaborations to empower innovative ideas on a cutting-edge platform. KA is currently Home Company at ODC Theater and resident artists at Lucas Artists Residency Program.

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Open Lab

Wednesdays 7 - 8:30pm at ODC

Since 2013, our weekly Open Labs have nurtured an environment for somatic, scientific, and technological research, where dancers, scientists, musicians, and technologists freely experiment and share ideas with each other.

Listen to our interview with KALW public radio to learn more about the Open Lab.

DANCEHACK

DanceHack 2026 will take place February 20–22 at UC Berkeley.

DanceHack is an annual festival where movement artists, hackers, and researchers come together to exchange knowledge and investigate emerging questions at the intersection of dance and technology. The festival brings creative minds into a dynamic 3-day program featuring workshops, collaborative experiments, and spontaneous mini-performances.

Y-Exchange

TALKING ABOUT ART & SCIENCE

Last Wednesday of the month - 7-8:30pm

Co-presented by Kinetech Arts, ODC Theater, & the Djerassi Resident Artists Program, Y-Exchange is a public and intersectional platform featuring artists on the intersection of technology, science, and the performing arts. Since 2014, hundreds of artists and scientists have been featured from all over the world!

Performances

Since 2013, Kinetech Arts has created 12 full evening performances featuring Bay Area dancers, interdisciplinary artists, musicians, and digital artists.