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Category: Technique

VelAsquez
Around Town, Technique, Visual Arts / May 2, 2010 / Leave a comment

Edward Winkleman – What Is Style?

“Derain didn’t claim that no one had repainted the same subject matters, but that no one would risk trying to imitate Velásquez’s style (because it was so refined that you’d fail.)”

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In Their Own Words, Technique, Visual Arts / February 26, 2010 / Leave a comment

Prudence Bonds on Being Self-Taught

DC Artist Prudence Bonds discusses the good and bad of being a self taught artist.

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In Their Own Words, Technique, Visual Arts / August 14, 2009 / 2 Comments

Cindy Coldiron on Creating Cast Recycled Glass Public Art

Cindy Coldiron writes about her new public art commission, and some of the concerns specific to working with recycled glass.

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Education, Performing Arts, Technique / May 14, 2009 / 10 Comments

A (informal/unsophisticated) Conversation on Laban’s Efforts by Cheryl Palonis Adams

Cheryl Palonis Adams explains Laban Movement Analysis so that you can understand it, and aren’t bored.

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From the Editors, Performing Arts, Technique / May 14, 2009 / Leave a comment

Isadora Duncan and Vaslav Nijinsky

Last week Isadora Duncan (May 26, 1877 – September 14, 1927) would have celebrated her 138th birthday.

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In Their Own Words, Performing Arts, Technique / May 4, 2009 / 6 Comments

Safety Release Technique by Camerin Allgood McKinnon

Camerin Allgood McKinnon explains some of the roots and process of the modern dance technique “Safety Release”.

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