GLINT Dance Projection Installation
GLINT 2025 – Shift, is a two-day outdoor video installation that reimagines the familiar architecture of Westminster University’s campus. Through bold, original screendance works, GLINT transforms walls and facades into living canvases of movement and light. This year’s theme, Shift, explores transformation in all its forms—shifts in perspective, shifts in systems, and shifts in the stories we tell. Each piece invites audiences to experience the power of dance on screen as a catalyst for dialogue, imagination, and change and to see place, movement, and possibility anew.
GLINT is an annual video installation project by the Westminster Dance program that presents original screen dance works by students, faculty, and community artists projected on the architecture and landscape of Westminster’s campus. The accessible path is approximately .3 miles in length and allows audiences to engage with the work in a gallery style that can be enjoyed at your own pace. GLINT aims to enhance engagement for patrons by integrating accessible tools of audio description, mobility considerations, self-paced interaction, and content information related to the screen dance being projected.
Featured screendance artists in GLINT 2025 – Shift are Candace Anderson, Isabelle Armstrong, Karina Barnes, Indigo Cook, and Bella Sims, each of whom were chosen from a call for submissions. Carly Schaub and Meghan Wall serve as the artistic co-director for GLINT 2025 – Shift
Dates
- Friday, October 24, 2025, 7–9:00 p.m.
- Saturday, October 25, 2025, 7–9:00 p.m.
Tickets
GLINT is free and open to the public, thanks to generous support from Zoo, Arts, and Park (ZAP) Tier II funding. Please register for this free event or check in in-person at the Florence J. Gillmor Hall Box Office on Westminster’s campus.
Additional contributions to the Dance program support community engagement and student opportunities like GLINT and are deeply appreciated. To make a contribution, complete the donation form and select “Dance Program.”
Location
Check-in at the Box Office located in Florence J. Gillmor Hall to receive the walking map and a voucher for hot chocolate or apple cider for you to enjoy as you stroll.
Support GLINT
GLINT is free and open to the public, thanks to generous support from Zoo, Arts, and Park (ZAP) Tier II funding.
Additional contributions to the Dance program support community engagement and student opportunities like GLINT and are deeply appreciated. To make a contribution, complete the donation form and select “Dance Program.”
Previous Shows
GLINT 2024 – Glisten
GLINT 2024 – Glisten portrayed the multifaceted perceptions of water in various environments, reflecting its beauty, power, and vulnerability as a sustaining resource. Glisten featured Utah-based artists as they considered how water shapes our inner and outer landscapes, creating dialogues between moving imagery and fixed architecture.