As film increasingly becomes the accessible, go to medium for capturing and publicizing the art and international language of dance, Dare to Dance in Public Film Festival continues to receive submissions from around the world in all categories and we are excited by what we are seeing! So many dancers and choreographers are stepping up …
This week at: Dare to Dance in Public & Dance Camera West Read More »
The 5th annual Jack Grapes Poetry Prize Contest was the toughest ever to judge. We received over 600 poems from all over the U.S.A. and abroad! So many truly fine poems; we were hard-pressed to decide on the winners. Here they are: $250/First Prize: Lee Rossi “Pastures” $150/Second Prize: Kelly Grace Thomas “The Polite Bird …
The 5th annual Jack Grapes Poetry Prize Contest was the toughest ever to judge. We received over 600 poems from all over the U.S.A. and abroad! So many truly fine poems; we were hard-pressed to decide on the winners. Here they are: $250/First Prize: Lee Rossi “Pastures” $150/Second Prize: Kelly Grace Thomas “The Polite Bird …
2017 Jack Grapes Poetry Prize Contest: Finalists Read More »
Entonces Sansón dijo al muchacho que lo tenía de la mano: “Déjame tocar las columnas sobre las que el edificio descansa, para apoyarme en ellas.” –Judges 16:26 “Lost is the name of the Ocean.” –Zarur, Facebook comment (February 2016) “How malicious philosophers can be!” –Friedrich Nietzsche, Beyond Good and Evil * The strongest evidence for …
T/Here in Williamsburg, Part 5: Let Me Die With The Philistines Read More »
On any level, all theatre is political. Some of it more openly than most of it, and given the direction the country has taken in this difficult year, and everybody’s growing frustration, it seems as if there is a new rush on live stages toward dealing with the opprobrium almost as fast as it happens. …
Resilience considered in Lincoln Park, pre-Halloween downtown, boundary breaking ballet premieres in Glendale, Russian classical ballet in Costa Mesa, the Music Center moves dance to Culver City and more SoCal dance this week. 5. By any other name In the West, it’s known as Les Sylphides, but in Russia, where choreographer Michel Fokine originally choreographed it, …
Award-Winning Male Dancemaker With a Legend From a Woman’s Viewpoint Read More »
Bringing together artists, booksellers and fine art enthusiasts in historic Chinatown, Los Angeles, the A.G. Geiger Book Fair is a unique event that is free and open to the public. Modeled on the art book fairs presented by Printed Matter in New York and Los Angeles, The A.G. Geiger Book Fair is regionally focused and …
2nd Annual A.G. Geiger Art Book Fair Returns to Chinatown Read More »
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