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TONIGHT - Tuesday, December 1 @ - Moderator/"Spirituality of the dance" @  7 with 4 GUESTS!

11/30/2020

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ART + ACTION TALK: SPIRITUALITY OF THE BODY with Laurel Atwell, Shamar Wayne Watt, Ogemdi Ude, and iele paloumpis, moderated by Charmaine Warren

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Here's a quick response to some questions posed by the curator of the series,  Eva Yaa Asantewaa

RSVP HERE
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"Black Dance Stories" Thursdays @ 6pm - Dyane Harvey-Salaam & Maurice Chestnut (11/19)

11/18/2020

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POSITION: Tory Burch Foundation / Programs Manager

11/18/2020

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The Tory Burch Foundation is hiring a full-time Program Manager to work in our NYC HQ. We are looking for a highly-motivated self-starter who is passionate about entrepreneurship, community-building, and women’s empowerment. The Program Manager is a dynamic, entrepreneurial role for a person who can effectively and enthusiastically manage day-to-day operations, while also having the creativity and vision for long-term impact of our Programs. Applicants must provide resume cover letter, as well as three professional references. You’ll work within a small hardworking team to ensure that the Foundation is having the greatest impact possible on women entrepreneurs.

Find out more here

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DANCE DURING COVID-19

11/18/2020

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"Black Dance Stories" Thursdays @ 6pm - Samantha Spies & Virginia Johnson (11/12)

11/11/2020

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DANCE DURING COVID - 19

11/11/2020

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“Second Skin: Imposter!” It has been quite a year to navigate but we are ready to finish our fundraising efforts. Being able to present an excerpt of Second Skin at Kaatsbaan Cultural Park this September, in support of Black Lives...

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Magnus Works "Second Skin" Campaign here
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The Department of Dance at The University of Iowa is seeking a Visiting Assistant Professor of Contemporary Dance Forms of the African Diaspora.

11/11/2020

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The Department of Dance at The University of Iowa is seeking a Visiting Assistant Professor of Contemporary Dance Forms of the African Diaspora.
 
The ideal candidate is an artist/scholar whose creative and scholarly research is situated firmly within an Africanist global intercultural paradigm and who can advance the department’s goals in the areas of global dance studies, diversity and inclusion, and community-based creative research. Our new colleague would participate in our majors-level dance technique rotation by offering all levels (beginning to advanced) of contemporary dance practices grounded in the dance cultures and aesthetics of the African diaspora including but not limited to: African, Afro-Caribbean, Afro-Latinx and/or Afro-fusion forms, Hip-Hop, Jazz, Vogueing, Wacking, J-Setting and/or any other African diasporic dance practices determined by their area(s) of specialization.
 
Additionally, our colleague would contribute by teaching and developing courses both within the department’s general education curriculum in Diversity and Inclusion and related to the candidate’s areas of expertise and departmental needs. Other services to the program could include undergraduate student advising, supervision of graduate student independent projects and theses, and attending to other departmental and university service assignments. Review of applications will begin December 15, 2020 and will continue until the position is filled.
 
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NJPAC seeks Assistant Vice President of Faculty and Creative Practice

11/11/2020

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The New Jersey Performing Arts Center, Arts Education Department is seeking an Assistant Vice President/ Senior Director of Faculty and Creative Practice. The position will research the intersection of artistic practice, the classroom, and the community, specifically in the areas of jazz, theater, hip hop arts and culture, arts integration, and early childhood.  The position will focus on artistic expression and through that lens develop pedagogy, curricula, and programs, with a goal to establish a creative hub and community for artists, teachers, students, and community members to promote innovation and art-making. 

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Aileen Passloff - passing on November 3rd

11/11/2020

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From Audrey Ross:

Dear Friends:   

It is with great sadness that I announce the passing of Aileen Passloff, dancer/choreographer/teacher and inspiration to generations of dancers.  Aileen passed away Tuesday, November 3rd, at 10:45 PM after a brave five-year battle with breast cancer.  Arthur Aviles and Charlotte Hendrickson, two of Aileen's longtime friends and company members, were with her when she died.

Born in the Bronx, October 21, 1931, Aileen never remembered a time when she didn't dance.  She attended SAB, where she met James Waring, and made her debut in Waring's company in 1945 at the age of 14.  The performance took place at the 92nd Street Y, site of Aileen's last performance in January 2019.  She danced with Remy Charlip, Katherine Litz, Toby Armour, and acted in the plays of Irene Fornes.  She had her own company in NYC for 10 years and headed the dance department at Bard College for 26 years where, among her many remarkable students, were Arthur Aviles, Liz Prince, Dusan Tynek, Anne Bogart, David Parker, and Charlotte Hendrickson.  She was awarded a post-doctoral Fulbright in Spanish dance and taught performance at the Conservatory of Dance in Madrid.   Because much of her work was shown at Judson Church, she considered that venue her artistic home, and was an artist-in-residence there.  All her life, Aileen was passionate about dancing and teaching.

Catherine Tharin, Aileen's friend and former student, remarked that "Aileen was truly amazing throughout because she was choreographing and teaching up to a few weeks before succumbing.  She never complained.  She and I spoke every week during covid - lengthy conversations about art, politics, people.  She barely mentioned what she was going through, but remained upbeat and wanted to shift the conversation away from her health.  She always spoke about how grateful she was for her life as an artist.  She always looked for and acknowledged beauty."

A memorial celebration is being planned and will be announced at a later date.

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PLEASE  SUPPORT THE "Mama Zul Fund"

11/10/2020

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"Support For Mama Zul Fund" 

Help to relieve some of the financial burden  entailed as our Community
Mother continues her fight against stage 4 cancer.  
Please give what you can.  
Also please share this  Gofundme link and request below with your friends and social media networks.
The collective support of the community is truly needed at this time.  
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Support For Mama Zul, organized by Ibrahim Hughes
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    I am a performer, historian, consultant and dance writer. I am a Empire State College's online program Center for Distance Learning.  I am also a former faculty member at The Ailey School and the Alvin Ailey/Fordham University dance major program, Hunter College, Sarah Lawrence College (Guest), Kean University and The Joffrey Ballet School's Jazz and Contemporary Trainee Program.  I write on dance for The Amsterdam News, Dance Magazine and various publications.  Click below to read more about me at my home page - "About Me."

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