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  All Our Dreams Come True, 2016, created with Jo Lloyd at Bus Projects, Melbourne

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  Doublage, 2013, for 'Action/Response' curated by Hannah Mathews for Dance Massive 13 performance with Alexander Kelvy

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  Reenactments, 2016, artist in residence at Boyd Studio 1, Southbank. Courtesy of the artist. Photo credit: Gregory Lorenzutti

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  Reenactments, 2016, artist in residence at Boyd Studio 1, Southbank. Courtesy of the artist. Photo credit: Gregory Lorenzutti

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  Reenactments, 2016, artist in residence at Boyd Studio 1, Southbank. Courtesy of the artist. Photo credit: Gregory Lorenzutti

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  Two parts of Easy Action, 2016, with Evelyn Morris, The Substation, Melbourne. Courtesy of the artist. Photo credit: Misha Baka

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  Two parts of Easy Action, 2016, with Evelyn Morris, The Substation, Melbourne. Courtesy of the artist. Photo credit: Misha Baka

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  Two parts of Easy Action, 2016, with Evelyn Morris, The Substation, Melbourne. Courtesy of the artist. Photo credit: Misha Baka

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  Twinships, 2016, Westspace, Melbourne

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  Twinships, 2016, Westspace, Melbourne

DEANNE BUTTERWORTH
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Deanne Butterworth is a Melbourne-based dancer and choreographer and a graduate of the Western Australia Academy of Performing Arts. In a career spanning over twenty years, she has worked in dance as a performer, choreographer and teacher across Australia, Europe, North America and Asia. Recent choreographic and research works include Artist-in-Residence at Boyd Studio Southbank, Melbourne (2016); Choreography and the Gallery (with Shelley Lasica and Jo Lloyd), Biennale of Sydney, Art Gallery of New South Wales (2016); and Regarding Yesterday, by Adva Zakai, Slopes, Melbourne (2014). Recent collaborative works and work with other artists include All Our Dreams Come True (with Jo Lloyd), Bus Projects, Melbourne (2016); participant in works by artists Belle Bassin and Justene Williams, Heide Museum of Modern Art, Melbourne (2016); Solos for other People by Shelley Lasica, Dance Massive, Melbourne (2015); and Intermission by Maria Hassabi, Australian Centre for Contemporary Art, Melbourne (2014).