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Pop Up Dances

February 17 & 18, 2010  |  2 & 4pm performances
Various places around Granville Island

FREE

 

Surprising dances in surprising places.

 

Featuring Tara Cheyenne Friedenberg, Barb Murray and Lina Fitzner, Josh Martin and Lisa Gelley from the 605 Collective, and Day Helesic of MovEnt.

 

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Expect the unexpected as some of Vancouver’s favourite dancers pop up in unusual spaces all over Granville Island. Catch these surprising and entertaining short dances in stores, gallery windows and outdoor spaces.

 

Visit our Pop Up page for more information.

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A note from Barb Clausen

Well, the time has come, the walrus said…and as it turns out, I am the walrus! 

You may well have heard by now that I will be leaving New Works in May 2010.

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From its inception in 1993, with the active support of the dance community, New Works has accomplished a lot. Thanks in no small part to the efforts of the Board of Directors, Members, the Founders Council and staff, New Works has been a part of over a thousand productions, and has worked with hundreds of incredible artists. It has been my distinct pleasure to work with you all.

When I leave New Works the new Executive Director will continue the important work we started so long ago. I look forward to seeing you all at future New Works events, because as audience members you are an integral part of New Works’ offerings.

 

Please visit the link below for information about the job posting.

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Speaking of Dance

An illustrated lecture series

Presented by DanceHouse

 

January 19, 2010 | 7:30-9pm
Lower Level, Vancouver Public Library
Central Branch, 350 West Georgia St

FREE

 

Speakers:

Martha Carter, Director & Choreographer, mmHoP and

Emily Molnar, Interim Artistic Director, Ballet BC

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Speaking of Dance is an illustrated lecture series developed to enrich and deepen your experience of dance. These public lectures and discussion groups are a springboard for exchanging ideas and developing a deeper understanding of the world of dance and contextualizing the form in the broader Vancouver community and the world of art and culture. Presented by artists, curators, art historians, critics, writers, academics and other creative thinkers, this lecture series will give you the information, language and confidence you need to speak about dance.

 

For more information about Speaking of Dance series and/or DanceHouse, please visit www.dancehouse.ca

 

DanceHouse is supported by New Works.

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