Portrait study (2015)
Portrait Study was commissioned by New York Live Arts to be part of their 2015 Live Ideas Festival SKY – Force and Wisdom in America Today. This scored work featured performances from a cross-section of New York City’s celebrated dance artists including but not limited to David Tompson, Jodi Melnick, Ogbitse Omagbemi, Neal Beasley, Stuart Singer and Emily Wexler with original music by Ryan Seaton and Eliot Krimsky.
What It Looks Like, What It Feels Like (2008)
Gill’s first evening length work what it looks like, what it feels like was curated by choreographer Sarah Michelson and commissioned by The Kitchen. In this early work Gill creates two distinct worlds. One is folkloric and iconic in nature and set on top of a mirror. The other is formal and dancerly in nature and set on top of an electric blue grid.
Eleanor & Eleanor (2007)
Eleanor & Eleanor was commissioned by Dance Theater Workshop in 2007. This early work initiated formal explorations of symmetry and duplication, which have continued and evolved throughout Gill’s career. This was the first exclusive collaboration between Gill and composer Jon Moniaci. Since then they have created five evening length works together.
Wounded Giant (2005)
Curated by choreographer Yasuko Yokoshi and commissioned by The Kitchen wounded giant is Gill’s New York City choreographic premiere. At 25 years old Gill created this quiet, formalized pedestrian work for seven dancers and select objects like hand held tape players and mixed tapes, extension cords and standing fans.