Footworks!
June 15, 2010
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Are you a current ADC member and have an announcement that you would like to share? Performances, masterclasses, special events, scholarship, educational, or audition opportunities - if it's going on, we want to know; and more importantly, we want to share it! ADC members are eligible to have information published weekly in Footworks! by posting news, performances and special events on the Alabama Dance Exchange. Click here for specific Footworks! entry submission information. Enjoy! The Alabama Dance Council |
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We're heading to the Dance/USA Conference in Washington, DC! Birmingham Master Dance Class with Paul Appleman
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Summer Dance 2010 at The Boston Conservatory Be Discovered LA & NYC Summer Program Scholarships Alliance of Artists Communities Dancer & Choreographer Survey |
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We're heading to the Dance/USA Conference in Washington, DC! From Wednesday, June 16th to Saturday, June 19th we will be meeting with arts leaders and colleagues in the dance field examining and eliminating the borders -- real or imagined -- that define us. We will be joined at the conference by staff from the Alabama Ballet. We will also meet again with Congressional members on Capitol Hill! Want to follow the action? Follow #DUSA on Twitter or check out the live stream at http://www.ustream.tv/! |
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Job Opportunities:
Huntsville Ballet Company is searching for professional dancers, a wardrobe mistress, and ballet class accompanist. |
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Master Class with Atlanta-based
dance artist Paul Appleman
Wednesday, June 16th / 6:00-7:30pm |
Summer fun with dance and
movement of praise dance, African dance and drum classes. All age groups
are welcome. |
Session 1: June
21-July 9 |
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We have just started a $2,500 scholarship
program to our 1
week Broadway
Bound! The New York City Winter
Intensive and our 1 week Summer in L.A. dance
programs. The scholarships are awarded on passion for dance. Application Instructions and More Information. |
The Alliance of Artists Communities has received a Mellon grant to examine the state of Dance Residency Opportunities in the USA. Facilities and Opportunities for visual artists and writers far outnumber those for dance. Let's help change that! Are you a dancer or choreographer who is interested in time and space to create new work? Do you wish there were more creative residency programs for dance? Fill out this survey! The Alliance of Artists Communities needs to hear your voice on how to make the residency field even more supportive for all you incredible dance artists. BONUS: 5 lucky survey participants will win a year's subscription to Artist Communities online! Lois Welk, Director Dance/USA Philadelphiawww.danceusaphiladelphia.org 1427 Spruce Street, Suite 1F Philadelphia, PA 19102 Office: 215-922-5970 Cell: 607-329-0467 |
How are you using technology and how are you finding help when you need it? The Center for Arts Management and Technology (CAMT), an applied research center at Carnegie Mellon University, is considering offering a new service to help arts organizations with technology challenges. If you work at at arts organization in any capacity, we invite you to take part in our survey to share how you use technology in your organizations and how you find help when you need it. The survey takes 5-10 minutes to complete and is available here. The deadline to complete this survey is Friday, June 18th, 2010. PLEASE FEEL FREE TO SHARE THIS OPPORTUNITY WITH YOUR COLLEAGUES. If we get enough responses, we’ll try and share some of the results with everyone. Questions? Contact us. CAMT is an applied research center at Carnegie Mellon University investigating ways in which technology can improve and enhance the practice of arts management. |
