03 Aug Save the Date!
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Events
by Brighid Greene
Solar 1 Dance Program
Rescheduled due to rain
New Date: SEPTEMBER 14th, 2011
Free
Solar 1 Green Energy, Arts, and Education Center
Stuyvesant Cove Park, 23rd Street and FDR Drive
RSVP
On September 14th, Dance Films Association will host an evening of live and cinematic works focused on “Dancing in Public”. As a part of the
Solar One Dance Program, the evening will begin at 7:00 with a reception featuring live performance created by
Rebecca Brooks, with dancers Ursula Eagly and Emily Wexler. The evening will feature a dynamic screening of several dance film shorts curated by
Jennifer Edwards, Content Creator and Founder of JenEd Productions, and
Christy Park, Executive Director of Dance Films Association. The focus was to find pieces that speak to various interpretations of dance and public space. Moving ‘bodies’ range from construction equipment to school children, and their dancing is carried out in spaces ranging from deserts to grocery stores to Grand Central Station. This is an event – with works by
OK GO,
JenEd Productions, David Hinton, and
Anthony Atanasio – that holds something for everyone yet promises to carry viewers on a journey through shifting landscapes and genres effortlessly. A Q&A with the choreographer and filmmakers will follow the screening.
On September 14th, Dance Films Association will host an evening of live and cinematic works focused on “Dancing in Public”. As a part of the Solar One Dance Program, the evening will begin at 7:00 with a reception featuring live performance created by Rebecca Brooks, with dancers Ursula Eagly and Emily Wexler. The evening will feature a dynamic screening of several dance film shorts curated by Jennifer Edwards, Content Creator and Founder of JenEd Productions, and Christy Park, Executive Director of Dance Films Association. The focus was to find pieces that speak to various interpretations of dance and public space. Moving ‘bodies’ range from construction equipment to school children, and their dancing is carried out in spaces ranging from deserts to grocery stores to Grand Central Station. This is an event – with works by OK GO, JenEd Productions, David Hinton, and Anthony Atanasio – that holds something for everyone yet promises to carry viewers on a journey through shifting landscapes and genres effortlessly. A Q&A with the choreographer and filmmakers will follow the screening.
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