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Around Town, Favorites, Visual Arts / June 2, 2010 / Leave a comment

Eye Level Remembers Louise Bourgeois (1911-2010)

“The wooden pieces have all turned to face the same direction, pulled (like the artist’s need to create) by a force that’s greater than themselves.”

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Education, Favorites, In Their Own Words, Visual Arts / March 17, 2010 / Leave a comment

Before Fire by Patricia Spears Jones

Patricia Spears Jones writes about D.C.’s recent 2010 Split This Rock poetry festival. Photos by Jill Brazel.

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Around Town, Favorites, Performing Arts / March 16, 2010 / Leave a comment

Painting with Two Balls (Winkleman)

“I got frustrated by the general sense of helplessness among the artists participating… they seemed reluctant to accept that changes to the art market system were their responsibility and within their power.”

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Favorites, Featured, In Their Own Words, Performing Arts / January 26, 2010 / 24 Comments

Creating The Fugitives for La Rinascita

Theater artist Anne Veal writes about the creative process of writing and producing La Rinascita Theatre’s new adaptation of Oresteia, which opens February 10th, 2010 at the Capital Hill Arts Workshop.

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Favorites, Performing Arts, What is Art? / January 14, 2010 / 1 Comment

George Jackson: What is Dance?

“Why didn’t you give my child anything to dance?” she hissed, “there was not one dance step in that role!”

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Education, Favorites, Featured, Performing Arts / December 10, 2009 / 7 Comments

Seeing Red: A review of Sarah Kaufman’s review of Guangdong

Alison Friedman discusses why one modern Chinese dance performance does not represent China, or Chinese society, but does represent our shallow understanding of world dance.

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