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Into the Twittersphere
I joined Twitter, much to my own surprise. In addition to loathing the idea of logging into another system everyday (after work email, personal email, work databases, Facebook, and this blog) and learning the Twitter lingo, I simply didn’t want … Continue reading
Steve Reich Interpreted Through Dance
Ryoji Sasamoto and Ashley Browne with Aaron Carr (standing) in Larry Keigwin’s Sidewalk, Works & Process at the Guggenheim, photo © 2009 Richard Termine When two choreographers create works set to the same music, is it useful to make comparisons? … Continue reading
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Tagged Aaron Carr, Amanda Green, Ashley Browne, ballet, Dance, Double Sextet, Guggenheim Museum, In Tandem, Jo-Ann Sundermeier, Kristina Hanna, Larry Keigwin, Liz Riga, Matthew Baker, Maureya Lebowitz, nancy dalva, Peter Quanz, Richard Termine, Ryoji Sasamoto, Sidewalk, Steve Reich, Vanessa Lawson, Works and Process at the Guggenheim, Yosuke Mino
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Emanuel Gat Dance: Doppelgangers, Shadows, and Silent Sound
This past week, Emanuel Gat Dance performed a New York premiere and a North American premiere at the Rose Theater as part of the Lincoln Center Festival. Gat, the forty-year-old Israeli whose company is based in the south of France, … Continue reading
Queer Tango in Buenos Aires
photo by Emily Anne Epstein A visit to Buenos Aires is incomplete without experiencing tango. As I mentioned in an earlier post, my trip was filled with visits to museums, gardens, performances, and informal concerts. There are plenty of tanguerías … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Education, History, International, music, Photography, Uncategorized
Tagged argentina, buenos aires, club buenos aires, Dance, gender issues, machismo, macho culture, mariana falcon, queer tango, queer tango festival, tango
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Club Midnight: Flesh into Light
This weekend, Symphony Space will present award-winning director and producer Amy Greenfield’s three-part multimedia event “Club Midnight: Flesh into Light“. The evening will begin with the expanded version of Greenfield’s award-winning film “Club Midnight”, which transforms the erotic dancer’s art … Continue reading
Posted in art, Dance blogs, film, music, New York City, Uncategorized
Tagged Amy Greenfield, club midnight, club midnight flesh into light, Dance, dennis hopper, einsturzende neubauten, film, kaballah, lee hazlewood, leonard nimoy, live tides, multimedia, music, New York City, Philip Glass, Photography, shekhina, spirit in the flesh, Symphony Space, Tasha Taylor, thalia theater, video
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