THE TONGUE OF THE FLAME to be Presented in Livestream Performance
The Tongue of the Flame is a raw and dynamic dance theater work-in-process created and performed by Blakeley White-McGuire and Daniel Fetecua Soto.by BWW News Desk
ID Studio will present four evenings of in-person performance of The Tongue of the Flame from May 24-27, 2021 at 8pm at 311 W. 140th Street, Bronx, NY. Tickets are $50, suggested donation to attend in-person or FREE via livestream on 5/27 (with suggested donation). Reservations requested and donations are accepted here. For more information, visit https://thetongueoftheflame.com/.
The Tongue of the Flame is a raw and dynamic dance theater work-in-process created and performed by internationally acclaimed dance artists and choreographers Blakeley White-McGuire and Daniel Fetecua Soto. Working in the genres of contact improvisation and contemporary modern dance forms they explore control, submission and caretaking as a physical practice. Experimenting w
SNU MFA-IA Summer 2021 Residency Faculty + Upcoming Residency Deadline
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August 13-22, 2021 will mark the next in-person summer session of the low-residency MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts program at Sierra Nevada University. We are thrilled to invite two new faculty members to teach within our program, Rodney Ewing and Irvin Manuel Gonzalez.
Faculty, Irvin Manuel Gonzalez, in the midst of a performance. Image courtesy of the artist. As an artist, it is more important to create a platform that moves us past alliances, and begins a dialogue that informs, questions, and in some cases even satires our divisive issues. -Rodney Ewing
May 18, 2021
Experimentation with the Void is a collaborative showcase featuring 11 advanced students from The University of New Mexico College of Fine Arts Studio Art program. The show is at Exhibit 208 Gallery, one of the first physical shows since the pandemic shutdown began last year.
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