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Beyond Gaga: Contemporary Israeli Dance and the Reinvention of the Jewish Body
via Culturebot: Over the past few years, Israel has consistently produced some of the most exciting, innovative, and unexpected choreographers working in the field today. As a result, contemporary dance is one of Israel’s most respected and innovative exports. Under … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Dance blogs, International, modern dance, New York City
Tagged Andrea Miller, Batsheva, Beyond Gaga, contemporary dance, contemporary Israeli dance, Dance, Deganit Shemy, Deganit Shemy & Company, Foundation for Jewish Culture, Gallim Dance, israel, Israeli, Israeli choreographers, JCC Manhattan, Jewish Body, Jewish Body Week, LeeSaar The Company, Melvin Konner, New York City, Nextbook, ohad naharin, Saar Harari
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Culture’s (Mis)Use of Technology
Below is an excerpt from an excellent post by Seth Godin on the way Culture uses technology, and the challenge of getting “the good guys”, as opposed to the spammers, excited and eager to use new technology. Our Culture (high and popular) … Continue reading
Posted in criticism, Dance blogs, Education, Performance Club
Tagged blogs, Claudia La Rocco, culture, Dance Magazine, new media, Performance Club, Seth Godin, technology, twitter, Wendy Perron
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Working by Day, Blogging by Night
Several weeks ago, while chatting in a theater lobby before a dance performance, a publicist wanted to know how Dancing Perfectly Free started, and – much to my surprise – assumed that blogging is my paid, full-time job. I was … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Dance, Dance blogs, Dance writing, Politics
Tagged Articles, ArtsJournal, blogging, journalism, Laura Collins-Hughes, National Arts Journalism Program
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Dancing on Glassy Water
Kathleen Rae Thielhelm of the Joffrey Ballet is featured in the latest video from 30 Seconds of Dance. Filmed in Chicago’s Crown Fountain at Millennium Park and set to the heavenly opening from Philip Glass’s “In the Upper Room”, the beauty of … Continue reading