61. Count Of The Dance: Guy Maddin Beau travail (1999) and Moulin Rouge (2001) can be considered dance films, Dracula lookthat recalls early silents (at times, the German expressionism of Murnau http://www.sixpackfilm.com/texte/01_filmvideo/Maddin_Count.html

In Person Guy Muddin (Filmmuseum Wien 12.-26.04.03) Count of the Dance: Guy Maddin on By Mark Peranson "There are bad dreams for those who sleep unwisely." So begins Dracula Opening Night , and finished on video, not celluloid, it remains the first feature film directed by Guy Maddin in six years. That Maddin, who has tried (and often failed) to maintain a level of artistic freedom, could immerse himself in the project-for-hire, and deliver a Dracula that is compulsively (or is it impulsively?) watchable, is cause for celebration. Though the period of feature-film inactivity was just as long between Careful (1992) and Twilight of the Ice Nymphs (1997), the years that followed can be seen as a long, waking nightmare for the lone-wolf director. With The Heart of the World (2000), he woke up from the dormancy, and the rest of the Canadian film establishment finally took notice. The adrenaline shot of the masterpiece The Heart of the World Beau travail (1999) and Moulin Rouge (2001) can be considered dance films

62. Eiko & Koma: Biographies in 1972. There they studied with Manja Chmiel, a disciple of Mary Wigman,a pioneer of German expressionism in dance. In 1973, they http://www.eikoandkoma.org/ekbiographies.html

Biographies Eiko (female) and Koma (male) were law and political science students in Japan when, in 1971, they each joined the Tatsumi Hijikata company in Tokyo. Their initially experimental collaboration soon developed into an exclusive partnership. The following year, Eiko and Koma started working as independent artists in Tokyo. At the same time, they began to study with Kazuo Ohno, who along with Hijikata was the central figure in the Japanese avant-garde theatrical movement of the 1960s. Neither Eiko nor Koma have studied traditional Japanese dance or theater forms; they have preferred to choreograph and perform only their own works. Their interest in Neue Tanz, the German modern dance movement which flourished alongside the Bauhaus movement in art and architecture, and their desire to explore nonverbal theater took them to Hanover, Germany in 1972. There they studied with Manja Chmiel, a disciple of Mary Wigman, a pioneer of German Expressionism in dance. In 1973, they moved to Amsterdam, and for the next two years toured extensively in Germany, the Netherlands, Switzerland and Tunisia. It was the late Lucas Hoving, a wonderful dancer who had toured with the early Jose Limon Dance Company, who suggested that they go to America. Their first American performance

63. Martha Graham Dance Company - Reflections Of A Post-Modern Dancer while the work itself, because of the nature of dance, remains almost way, or evenbefore that with Cunningham s rebellion against the expressionism that gave http://www.exploredance.com/marthagraham2303.html

Performance Reviews Martha Graham Dance Company - Reflections of a Post-Modern Dancer www.marthagrahamdance.org See previous reviews, photo essays and interviews about the Martha Graham Dance Company By Anne Zuerner February 3, 2002 Potemkin , I will never see Graham dance Lamentation and I will rarely get to see her company in its current post-Graham era. So when I finally laid eyes on those muscle bound, grief stricken bodies, I was swelling with anticipation. What I saw was everything I had hoped for, but I was also incredulous; So this is what the fuss is all about? Although I was raised on Graham, the choreography that has inspired me is the new cutting edge, which continues to reject what Graham stood for. I in no way deny that Graham was one of the major artists of the twentieth century. I am simply noting what happens to a student when the good part of her education is predicated on the work of one woman, while the work itself, because of the nature of dance, remains almost entirely absent from her study. Phaedra was the most traditionally theatrical of the four works on the program. The program notes declare that the piece is about "unbridled desire", and no one does desire like Graham. Although I do not identify with its characters the way I might in a film or play, its depiction of exaggerated egos entangling themselves with their archetypal emotions is almost comic at the same time that it is tragic. Christine Dakin portrays the tormented heroine with as much expertise as one could hope for. Miki Orihara is a charismatic and evil Aphrodite. I wanted her to fall off her circular flat, from which she suspends herself, while at the same time I could not take my eyes off of her delightful scheming.

64. Munch Edvard, Expressionism, Masters, Artists, Art History And Visual Arts, Arti Munch, Edvard WebMuseum, Paris, painting, Paris, Norway, Norwegian, expressionism,France Munch, Edvard The dance of Life 18991900 Oil on canvas 49 1/2 x 75 in http://www.wwar.com/categories/Artists/Masters/Expressionism/Munch_Edvard/

account access login: password: artist port. gallery port. arts marketplace browse the arts submit arts news media kit ... art history Main Category: Artists: Masters: Expressionism: Munch Edvard The Visual Artist subcategories lead you to specialized information pertaining to visual artists. You can browse in alphabetical order, by artistic medium, subject matter, or discover art history information by following the link to Masters below. Alphabetized Resources in this category: Munch, Edvar The Murderer 1910 Oil on canvas 37 1/5 x 60 2/3 in. (94.5 x 154 cm) Munch, Edvar Separation 1894 Oil on canvas 45 1/4 x 59 in. (115 x 150 cm) Munch, Edvar Self-portrait after the Spanish Flu 1919 Oil on canvas 59 1/4 x 51 1/2 in. (150.5 x 131 cm) Munch, Edvar The Storm 1893 Oil on canvas 36 x 51 1/2 in. (91.5 x 131 cm) Munch, Edvar Vampire 1893 Oil on canvas 100 x 110 cm Munch, Edvard WebMuseum, Paris, painting, Paris, Norway, Norwegian, Expressionism, France> Munch, Edvard Ashes 1894 Oil on canvas 120.5 x 141 cm Munch, Edvard

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Posters Gallery Search Posters by Artist Name: A B C D ... Affiliates program Categories Americana posters Animal posters Architecture images Calendars ... Vintage Images Affiliates Access Forums Art Posters Posters 4all Poster Host ... Affischer.com Dance Posters Gallery! Welcome to Posters Gallery here you find a lots of Dance posters and art prints. Use the category links to the left to find your posters ! We list poster thumbnails here, so when you click on a thumbnail you will be redirected to the poster store on allposters.com. There you see a bigger sized Dance poster, you can also find the discount and actual price for the posters and purchase the posters there. Thanks! Search For Posters: Home Sports Dance Dance Study Sc No.5 Art Print 24 in. x 32 in. Unframed Framed Mounted Ballerina Poster 24 in. x 34 in. Unframed Framed Mounted Dance Study Th No.1 Art Print 24 in. x 32 in. Unframed Framed Mounted African Dance Mkhumbane Art Print 32 in. x 24 in. Unframed Framed Mounted Dance Study Th No.1

66. Voice Of Dance - Insights - Features Japanese troupe, Dairakudakan, the pioneer exponent of anokoku butoh (dance ofdarkness the apocalyptic offshoot of German expressionism that flourished http://www.voiceofdance.com/Insights/features.test.cfm?LinkID=31500000000000141

67. Voice Of Dance - Calendar ------------------------------------------------------ dance is everything that a human being is able to do animalistic gesticulationof the whole body (modern Western expressionism). Karlheinz Stockhausen http://www.voiceofdance.com/Events/PerfDetail.cfm?Perf=64000000000000638&State=&

68. Dance Spirit Magazine - Dancing Through History These iconoclastic artists created Ausdruckstanz (also called New dance), influencedby the drama and expressionism of contemporary visual artists Wassily http://www.dancespirit.com/backissues/april02/legends.shtml

Dancing Through History Segment Four Dancers lost between 1930 and 1939 include the most famous ballerina of all time, groundbreaking modern dancers and one of the glitziest producers ever. By Susie Eisner Eley Issue: April 2002 JEAN Sergei Legat and Pierina Legnani PIERINA LEGNANI NICOLAI LEGAT ANNA PAVLOVA VERA SKORONEL While we often think of the beginnings of modern dance as an American phenomenon, Germany had its own very active movement. Experimental choreographers, including Rudolf von Laban, Mary Wigman and Vera Skoronel, spearheaded the German rebellion against the formalism of classical dance. Though she only lived to age 23, Skoronel opened a dance studio and formed her dance group in Berlin, helping to lay the foundation for her peers. These iconoclastic artists created Ausdruckstanz (also called New Dance), influenced by the drama and expressionism of contemporary visual artists Wassily Kandinsky, Emil Nolde, Oskar Kokoschka and others. HEMSLEY WINFIELD FLORENZ ZIEGFELD, Jr

69. Tere O'Connor Dance of dance, brings his New York company, Tere O’Connor dance, to campus Choke hasbeen described as a work that intermingles expressionism and hyperreality. http://arts.osu.edu/whats_happening/feature_1.html

Dates and times: Location: Sullivant Hall Theatre 1813 N. High St. (adjacent to the Wexner Center) Tickets: $15 general admission, $12 Wexner Center members, and $10 for students with ID, available at the Wexner Center for the Arts ticket office, 614.292.3535. Choke and Winter Belly at Ohio State Presented by the OSU Department of Dance and Wexner Center for the Arts In his Columbus premiere, noted New York choreographer comes to Ohio State to present Choke Winter Belly , to campus for performances at 8 pm Thursday, May 1 through Saturday, May 3 in Sullivant Theatre, 1813 N. High St. Choke Choke incorporates the work of Russian composer Alfred Schnittke into a full score composed by long-time collaborator James Baker. In the mysterious Winter Belly Choke and de Rotterdamse Dansgroep . He is a 1993 Guggenheim Fellow and the recent recipient of a Foundation for Contemporary Performance Art Award . In addition, he has won two New York Dance and Performance Funded in part by the National Dance Project of the New England Foundation for the Arts, with lead funding from National Endowment for the Arts and Doris Duke Charitable Foundation. Additional funding provided by The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation and Altria Group, Inc.

70. Theatre And Dance Credits 3. Not open to theatre/dance majors. emphasis on the 19th century and theemergence of modernist movements realism, expressionism, Artaud, Brecht. http://www.reg.ufl.edu/99-20catalog/courses/theatre-and-dance.html

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71. Kirchner's Tapestry The text quoted above comes from an essay titled The body and the dance Kirchner sSwiss work as expressionism (by Colin Rhodes, collected in expressionism http://www.flonnet.com/fl1901/19010680.htm

Volume 19 - Issue 01, Jan. 05, - 18, 2002 India's National Magazine from the publishers of THE HINDU Table of Contents ART Kirchner's tapestry The expressionist as painter, sculptor - and more. HANS VARGHESE MATHEWS ERNST LUDWIG KIRCHNER's would be one of the best known names among the painters who are called expressionists, and anyone with an interest in 20th century art is likely to have come across his work somewhere. A history of Expressionism would have to give him a deal of room on account of the painting alone, certainly; but his sculpture in wood interests the eye as much as the painting does, nowadays at least, and though that may be due to the relative dearth of sculpture one would want to call expressionist, the fact is worth noting. It is not entirely surprising that Kirchner should have carved well, of course; a serious study of his work would have to talk about how the woodcut print shaped the painting - especially since Kirchner used the medium himself - and one can see that it did do so when a work like The Street of 1908 is set next to the more characteristic Women in the Street of 1915. The fact remains, though, that Kirchner is known as a painter; and the career of the epithet "expressionist" in talk about 20th century visual art has made it seem as if painting best serves the impulses behind the work labelled so (whatever those impulses may be). Now, from the look of the painting one hardly expects that an expressionist painter will take to designing tapestry: and if what one most easily recognises as Kirchner's work is the painting done in the three or four years preceding the First World War, it will seem very surprising that he should have done so.

72. Nanyang Academy Of Fine Arts - Press & Publicity In the same way, choreographer BM Teichmann strives to incorporate a wide spectrumof Grahambased and expressionism-influenced dance styles in this dance http://www.nafa.edu.sg/main_main_press&publicity_pressr_sept2.htm

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74. Theater And Dance Department: Course Descriptions in twentiethcentury dance from the birth of the modern dance aesthetic and to thepresent through an analysis of various styles expressionism, formalism, post http://lor.trincoll.edu/admin/public_relations/course_descriptions/thdn.html

Theater and Dance Course Descriptions Fall Term 102. Introduction to Theater Arts [106. Introduction to Dance: Elements of Movement] 109. Techniques and Applications of Theater and Dance Sec. 01: Dance Technique Sec. 02: Performance Sec. 03: Production History, Theory, and Literature [200. Anatomy of Movement] [236. 20th-Century Dance History] 237. Caribbean Dramatic Literature in English 250. Ancient World to the Enlightenment: History of Theater and Dance to 1750 270. Caribbean Carnival Literature [336. Ibsen and Strindberg] [337. Russian and Soviet Theater] 351. Shakespeare , and The Tempest Process and Performance 205. Acting 207. Improvisation Sec. 01 [Sec. 02] 209. Intermediate Techniques in Theater and Dance Sec. 04: African Dance Sec. 05: Voice and Speech Sec. 22: Body Practice I Sec. 23: Dance Technique II Sec. 29: Dance Technique I [221. Dance Composition] 309. Advanced Techniques in Theater and Dance Sec. 20: Dance Technique III [320. Dance and Music] 343. Ensemble Performance 393. Playwriting 394. Directing 409. Studies in Process and Performance: Dance

75. Using Digital Resources For Teaching Learning & Research In The Visual Arts: Sec contemporary dance, are you interested in the history, or where dance is taught example,lets say you want to search for modern art, especially expressionism. http://vads.ahds.ac.uk/guides/using_guide/sect21.html

U sing D igital R esources in T eaching, L earning and R esearch in the V isual A rts Section 2: Introduction to Internet Resoures How to use the Internet for searching for visual arts information Introduction Searching on the Net can be a frustrating business: you know roughly what you're trying to find but somehow useful results seem to elude you. So how can you make your searches on the Web more effective and just as important how can you gain an idea that you are accessing quality information ? This article tries to give you a common sense approach to searching on the Net and some suggestions of what to do in the case of complex searches, for instance for academic or research purposes. Getting Your Search Right There are a large collection of search engines available but how to choose the right one for you? One approach is to go to a site with a large collection of these and try queries in them and see which ones give you satisfactory results. Because search engines use different approaches to finding webpages and because some search only the web address for a term whilst others search the whole file, results can vary from one search engine to another and finding the right one is to some degree based on your experience of searching and personal preference. Try some basic searches in the following and see which suit you best:

76. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Antony Tudor (Dance, Biographies) - Encyclopedia Antony Tudor, dance, Biographies. Related Category dance, Biographies. His ballets,influenced by the expressionism of Fokine and Massine, use the modern idiom. http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/T/Tudor-An.html

AllRefer Channels :: Health Yellow Pages Reference Weather SEARCH : in Reference June 08, 2004 You are here : AllRefer.com Reference Encyclopedia Dance, Biographies ... Antony Tudor By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z T Antony Tudor, Dance, Biographies Related Category: Dance, Biographies Antony Tudor American Ballet Theatre until his death. His ballets, influenced by the expressionism of Fokine and Massine , use the modern idiom. In his later work, he used psychological tension and dramatic gestures expressed in the language of ballet to explore human suffering. Among Tudor's most popular works are Lilac Garden Gala Performance Pillar of Fire Romeo and Juliet Undertow Offenbach in the Underworld Echoes of Trumpets The Leaves Are Fading (1975), and Tiller in the Fields (1978). In all Tudor choreographed 56 ballets, fewer than 20 of which are still commonly performed by various companies. See J. Chazin-Bennahum, The Ballets of Antony Tudor Topics that might be of interest to you: American Ballet Theatre Pina Bausch Agnes de Mille Michel Fokine ... com Check out around 175,000 brief encyclopedia articles on almost all topics. Related Categories: Literature and the Arts Performing Arts Literature and the Arts Biographies ... Literature and the Arts More articles from AllRefer Reference on Antony Tudor Encyclopedia U com Check out around 175,000 brief encyclopedia articles on almost all topics.

77. AllRefer Encyclopedia - Michel Fokine (Dance, Biographies) - Encyclopedia Related Category dance, Biographies. system of training but eliminated rigid traditions,thus paving the way for the new freedom to come with expressionism. http://reference.allrefer.com/encyclopedia/F/Fokine-M.html

AllRefer Channels :: Health Yellow Pages Reference Weather SEARCH : in Reference June 08, 2004 You are here : AllRefer.com Reference Encyclopedia Dance, Biographies ... Michel Fokine By Alphabet : Encyclopedia A-Z F Michel Fokine, Dance, Biographies Related Category: Dance, Biographies Michel Fokine [m E O k E Pronunciation Key Le Cygne (The Dying Swan) for Pavlova to music of Saint-SaEns. He accompanied Sergei Diaghilev to Paris in 1909 and was choreographer for his company until 1914. Fokine, considered the founder of modern ballet, based his choreography on the old system of training but eliminated rigid traditions, thus paving the way for the new freedom to come with expressionism. He emigrated in 1919 to the United States, where he formed several companies and conducted a ballet school. In 1932 he became a U.S. citizen. Among the approximately 70 ballets created by Fokine are Les Sylphides Prince Igor The Firebird Scheherazade The Spectre of the Rose (1916), and Petrouchka See his memoirs (ed. by A. Chujoy, tr. 1961). Topics that might be of interest to you: American Ballet Theatre ballet Sergei Pavlovich Diaghilev Lev Ivanov ... com Check out around 175,000 brief encyclopedia articles on almost all topics.

78. Dance the company in 93 to pursue solo work) and recently retired professor at Temple,Gottschild carries the flame here for dance inspired by German expressionism. http://citypaper.net/articles/091296/article007.shtml

search citypaper.net cover story news opinion arts ... Subscribe best bets Dance By Deni Kasrel There's a slate of shows in store by local movement artists who defy neat categorization. Grace Mi-He Lee, Asimina Chremos and Paule Turner, Duchess, all merge well-studied dance technique with theater and performance art. Temple educator Louise Gillette presents a fresh perspective on modern choreography via creative use of the trapeze. All this eclecticism promises to yield some wild and idiosyncratic work. Spellbinding describes the art and craft of Sankai Juku, a top pick from the crop of visiting acts. Their November appearance at the Annenberg Center is already sparking a buzz in the dance community. Modern Dance Ensembles Oct. 11-12: Eleone. Eighffanbutlah , celebrates cultures crossing paths at Philly's notorious corner of Eighth and Butler Streets. Accompanying music includes tunes by Simon and Garfunkel plus Bone Thugs N Harmony. How's that for diversity? Oct. 24-26: Trinity Irish Dance Company. Annenberg Center, 3680 Walnut St., 898-6791. Oct. 28-29: Mark Morris.

79. Dance Lecture Notes Peace conference was popular satirical image. Artistic movement expressionism Formlessoutpouring of emotions; End of movement dance artists found their own http://fs.huntingdon.edu/jlewis/Syl/Justice/green_notes.htm

Huntingdon College Political Science Program LASM 102: Justice, Spring 2004. Lecture Outline, The Green Table: a Danse Macabre Prof. Diana Green This page was extensively revised by Jeremy Lewis on 15 April 2001. 1. Introduction 2. Video 3: Questions Full Text ... PSC Home Page Political Climate: Between first and second world wars. Peace conference was popular satirical image Artistic movement: Expressionism Formless outpouring of emotions End of movement: dance artists found their own structure and form while continuing to rebel against the aristocratic style of ballet. All movement has intent: dance-theatre. Kurt Jooss: 1901 - 1979 Fascinated with TotenTanz Death as great equalizer. Death comes to us the way we live. Great sense of social justice (fled to England 1933) student of Rudolf von Laban: language of dance, eukinetics reaction of body to gravity Pulse governed by emotional and physical state Breath occurs rythmically Student demo: Posture (reaction to gravity) Heavy v Light Bound v Free impulse, impact and swing

80. Barry Hoppe - Artwork List Carmen. dancers . Type, Watercolor. Style, expressionism. Media, Watercolor onPaper. Subject, dance. Dimensions, 15 x 20 . Asking Price, $225.00. dancers. Denise .Type, http://www.artcrawl.com/cgi-bin/artcrawl/ac.es2?artist.code=Hoppe001&lv=x

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