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Dance for the Climate
In spite of the disappointing outcome at the climate talks in Copenhagen, the below video is inspiring. Over 10,000 people gathered on a beach in Belgium this past August to literally create movement in support of an international climate change … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Education, environment, International
Tagged climate change, copenhagen, dance for the climate, environment, global warming
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Jennifer Muller/The Works at The Joyce Theater
Jennifer Muller/The Works in Bench, photo by Ben Hider If given the option to see a satisfying, sophisticated dance performance or a mediocre one that leaves much to be desired, the choice seems obvious. But once in a while, a … Continue reading
Posted in Dance, Joyce Theater, New York City, Reviews
Tagged Al Gore, An Inconvenient Truth, Bench, Dance, environment, Jennifer Muller, Jennifer Muller/The Works, Joyce Theater, Momentum, New York City, Tub
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Dry Earth: What Came Before
After a year of research in Fort Greene Park, Dry Earth is sharing its work on Sunday, May 31 at 3 PM and 5 PM. Dedicated to notable Fort Greene resident Walt Whitman on his 190th birthday, What Came Before … Continue reading
iLAND: Where Art, Nature, and Dance Collide
iLAND dancers, photo by Bob Braine Several years ago, I was seeking a meaningful way to integrate my interests in dance and environmental issues. Both took up most of my free time, rarely intersecting and always competing for my attention. … Continue reading
Posted in art, Dance, Education, environment, modern dance, New York City
Tagged bird migrations, Birdbrain, birds, Dance, environment, environmental art, environmental issues, iLAND, Interdisciplinary Laboratory for Art, Jennifer Monson, Kathleen Glynn, Nature and Dance, New York City, The Dance Journal, urban environment, urban landscapes
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