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For the Love of Feet
Lately, I’ve been thinking a lot about feet. A few weeks ago I officially started training for the NYC Half Marathon, and whether I’m pounding the pavement, warming up, or stretching, I am continually grateful for my feet’s ability to … Continue reading
Posted in ballet, Dance, Dance writing, New York City
Tagged Alastair Macaulay, athletes, ballet, Dance, feet, footwear, footwork, half marathon, Isadora Duncan, New York City, running, training
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Degas Dancers at the Metropolitan Museum
“The Little Fourteen Year Old Dancer”, Edgar Degas, cast in 1922 Image from The Metropolitan Museum of Art website A few days ago, Alastair Macaulay wrote an article about Edgar Degas’s ballet paintings and sculptures at the Metropolitan Museum of … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, ballet, Dance, International, New York City
Tagged 19th century art, 19th century dancers, Alastair Macaulay, ballet paintings, Degas dancers, Degas sculptures, Edgar Degas, France, French ballet dancers, Marie von Goethem, Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City, Paris Opera Ballet, The Little Fourteen Year Old Dancer
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