DANCE REVIEW

‘Weathervane’ tilts in a meld of sound, movement

Silas Riener (front) and Rashaun Mitchell, dancers and choreographers, perform “Weathervane’’ on Saturday at Wellesley College’s Tishman Commons. (EVAN MCGLINN FOR THE BOSTON GLOBE)

By Thea Singer

Globe Correspondent / March 5, 2012

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Saturday afternoon, choreographer-dancers Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener, and Eyvind Kang, a composer-violist, and Jessika Kenney, a vocalist, made the most of that space, visibly and aurally, with their windswept world premiere, “Weathervane.’’

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WEATHERVANE

A world premiere by choreographer-dancers Rashaun Mitchell and Silas Riener in collaboration with composer-violist Eyvind Kang and vocalist Jessika Kenney.

At: Tishman Commons, Wellesley College, Saturday