Tickets are free and can be reserved here: New Mexico Dance Hackathon: i/o

i/o is the culmination of the 2025 New Mexico Dance Hackathon, bringing together artists working in movement and technology to intersect and explore new possibilities for interdisciplinary performance. Featuring work by Sarah Bennett-Davidson, Stewart Skylar Copeland, Elyse Fahey, Madrone Matysiak, Erin Meadors, and Eden Radfarr, along with collaborators Blayne Greiner, Kevin Paul, Michael Pino, and Amy Traylor, as well as professional dancers, i/o presents new works that were developed during this year’s Hackathon.

By connecting dance artists, technologists, designers, and sound artists, i/o seeks to unlock innovative approaches to performance-making, encourage risk-taking, and inspire participants and audiences to imagine new ways that bodies and technologies can interact. The works presented reflect months of collaborative research, experimentation, and development, showcasing the ways movement and tech-based art can inform and transform each other.

The 2025 Dance Hackathon and i/o are sponsored by UNM ARTSLab. This project is supported in part by New Mexico Arts, a division of the Department of Cultural Affairs, and by the National Endowment for the Arts.