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The party was a roaring success with celebrities including legendary VOGUE Editor - in - Chief and Roger's longtime friend, Anna Wintour, 30 Rockactress Katrina Bowden, actors Jeffrey Wright, Josh Lucas and Anthony Mackie, supermodel Carol Alt, former Real Housewife, Kelly Killoren Bensimon, Gossip Girl Kelly Rutherford, music artist Fabolous, designer Christian Siriano, Kardashian pal Jonathan Cheban, and others dancing the night away to the sounds of DJ Bob Sinclair and pop sensation Emeli Sandé, while raising a glass of Moët Impérial Brut Champagne to Moët's 270 years.

Everyone was dancing and hula hooping around Artists included:

ZAF is a credit relief fund with a non-interest Areas The fund will cover a wide spectrum of which include Film (Documentary, MovieProducers, Set Designers), Music (Drummers, Sound Engineers, SongWriters / Composers, Instrumentalists, Performers), Theatre Arts (Stage Managers), Dance, Visual Arts, Tourism Writers and Bloggers, Architects, Artisans (Hairdressers, Painters, Craftsmen, Sculptors, Weavers, Make - up Artists), FashionDesigners and Dressmakers, Jewelry, PublishersEligibility CriteriaOpen all well — meaning Ghanaians in the Arts Industry.

2nd Annual Legends of the Tejano Community Awards Concert and Dance Honoring Freddie Martinez, Sr.: Have fun dancing and listening to your favorite songs from a variety of Tejano artists, including Los Palominos.

Robert posted a series of shots and scenes from the tattoo soiree, including one where he prepared to ink the tattoo artist, while Scarlett did an «interpretive dance» in the background.

Since that time, KCYA has expanded to deliver programs in all arts disciplines including music, dance, theater, creative writing and visual arts through partnerships with professional Teaching Artists and Arts Partners.

The school has partnerships with several arts organizations, including the New York Philharmonic, Vital Theatre, Lincoln Center Institute and National Dance Institute, whose teaching artists work with each of the 4th - grade classes once a week.

Several artists performed during the show, including Lauryn Hill, Israeli dancing group Mayumana, and others.

Past years have seen everything from flower power - style hippie dances to live DJ sets from famed hip - hop artists including Lil» Jon and DJ Erick Morillo.

SOUND WAVES Music Festival 2018 Saturday July 28 in Esmoriz... First artist confirmations include Carlo Lio, Fatima Hajji, Frank Maurel and Whitenoise Another great dance music festival right at the beach of Esmoriz, only a few steps from the Surfivor Surf Camp.

It is a program of various culture activities including: nights of singing and dancing by local folk and popular groups, special concerts by famous artists, theater performances, exhibitions of Cretan handicrafts, beach parties, etc..

Varied evening entertainment programmes are held which include shows by professional artists, dancing / disco, and live music.

Core features an array of new features including 40 new routines and songs from hot artists like Sean Paul and Enrique Iglesias, 33 international dance styles, nutrition tips, enhanced progress tracking and fitness goals.

His involvement in the early 1960s with Judson Dance Theater, New York, an experimental collective that included dancers as well as visual artists, resulted in performances free of narrative, emphasizing instead the purity of movement — sometimes conventionally dance - like, but also mundane movements, allowing untrained performers to participate side by side with professional danDance Theater, New York, an experimental collective that included dancers as well as visual artists, resulted in performances free of narrative, emphasizing instead the purity of movement — sometimes conventionally dance - like, but also mundane movements, allowing untrained performers to participate side by side with professional dandance - like, but also mundane movements, allowing untrained performers to participate side by side with professional dancers.

While in Paris Matisse attracted a large following of young artists including Derain, Dufy, Rouault, and Vlaminck, and in 1909 he painted The Dance.

deFINE ART 2015 will also include a commissioned performance by the German - based artist duo Mwangi Hutter and a finger - tutting performance by San Francisco - based dance troupe Finger Circus.

The piece, which was funded by CETA, included artists, David Hammons, Maren Hassinger, Franklin Parker, Houston Conwill, and Ulysses Jenkins, among others, in an improvisational musical and dance performance, based around an encounter with male and female spiritual energies.

Confirmed artists to date include Amy Shore - Obra, a soprano from the Metropolitan Opera and Samantha Malk a South African mezzo - soprano who has worked with the Tel Aviv Opera, Mark Morris Dance Group, and the International Contemporary Ensemble.

The line - up includes live performances by rapper Azealia Banks and electronic producer Arca, a sound / dance piece by German artist Tino Sehgal, a new work by choreographer William Forsythe, and panels highlighting The Shed's programmatic ambitions.

The grand opening celebration of the largest expansion project in the history of the Virginia Museum of Fine Arts will be Saturday and Sunday, May 1 and 2, with an array of free special events and activities, including a ribbon cutting, Tibetan Monks creating a sand mandala, exhibitions, lectures, artist demonstrations, music, dance demonstrations, refreshments, highlights tours and family art activities.

As a performer, collaborators include musician Jules Gimbrone, dance artist Kim Brandt and video artists Elizabeth Orr and Kate Brandt.

Artist duo Emdal / Rahbek aka Olymphia, explore narratives through physical dialogue, incorporating various measures including music, dance and live sculpting.

Performa: New Visual Art Performance presents an authoritative introduction to the genre, many forms including radio broadcast, dance, live installation, new technologies, film and video, music, historic reconstructions and lecture - as - performance, and provides a vivid tour through the world of contemporary performance, featuring inventive documentation of works by some of the most significant artists of our time, including Jesper Just, Francis Alys, Christian Marclay, Laurie Simmons, Tamy Ben - Tor, Melik Ohanian, Michael Smith, Christian Holstad, and Gelitin.

Artists of diverse disciplines, including painting, sculpture, photography, dance, film, sound, and performance work alongside each other in a novel campus environment which fosters experimentation, collaboration, and mutual inspiration.

On the occasion of the exhibition Robert Rauschenberg: Erasing the Rules, and the performance program Limited Edition, Projects + Perspectives and Open Space invited artists Alex Escalante, Keith Hennessy, and Leyya Tawil to offer their thoughts on three iconic dance works included in the exhibition.

On the occasion of the exhibition Robert Rauschenberg: Erasing the Rules, and the performance program Limited Edition, Projects + Perspectives and Open Space invited artists Alex Escalante, Keith Hennessy, and Leyya Tawil to offer their thoughts on three iconic dance works included in the Rauschenberg show — and to link these works to three contemporary pieces.

A Dance Party takes place on Sunday from 3 to 5 p.m.. On view are works by 18 contemporary artists including works on paper by sculptor Hans Van de Bovenkamp.

Ms. Macel chose to give the Biennale's Golden Lion for lifetime achievement to the pioneering feminist performance artist Carolee Schneemann, whose work — including her bacchanalian 1964 video, «Meat Joy» — pushes the boundary between dance and visual art.

This year's festival will directly address several pressing issues that are part of America's current sociopolitical landscape through performances and accompanying events, with highlights including an artist talk with dancers Jon Boogz and Lil Buck centered on dance as a tool for social justice and prison reform.

In this multi-channel film installation, Los Angeles - based artist Sharon Lockhart explores the extraordinary work of Noa Eshkol (1924 — 2007), the Israeli dance composer, theorist, and textile artist whose achievements include the development in the 1950s of a revolutionary dance notation system that categorized movements of the body through numbers and symbols.

Additionally, the exhibition will incorporate a small selection of special ephemera, artist books, and archival materials, including documentation of notable dance and theatrical performances that were organized or commissioned by the museum during the 1960s.

Presenting more than 80 performances each year including popular music, contemporary dance, alternative cabaret, documentaries, and avant - garde theater, MASS MoCA offers a robust roster of performing arts programming, introducing audiences to the full spectrum of artists, embracing diversity in genre and experience.

Joining the growing list of dance luminaries that have included Karole Armitage, Antonia Franceschi, Claudia Jeschke, Kat Wildish, Gabrielle Lamb, and Kathryn Posin, Ashely Bouder of New York City Ballet will lead a talk back with choreographers and their collaborating artist following the Saturday, April 8 performance of CounterPointe.

In addition to mounting five institutional - quality exhibitions in its first year, Mr. Moskowitz has coordinated over twenty events including artist interviews, lectures, curatorial walkthroughs, dance and musical performances, and a classical concert series sponsored by Steinway & Sons.

Agora Rollberg includes a contemporary dance platform called AGORA MOVE, studio spaces for artists and a new residency program.

Programming will include a lecture by the artists, a round - table discussion on street art and the use of spray paint, and musical performances (Mouth's Cradle by SU students Kevin Hegedus and Brandon Linn, and street dancing).

Idea Capital Location: Atlanta, GA Idea Capital offers grants ranging from $ 500 to $ 2,000 to Atlnata - area artists to encourage experimental and investigative art projrects across all genres of the arts: including visual art, dance, lierature, performance, digital media, music, curatorial projects, critical writing, film, and video.

Artists selected for this program are at all stages in their careers and work in all media, including drawing, painting, sculpture, photography, film, video, new media, installation, fiction and nonfiction writing, poetry, dance, music, interdisciplinary, social practice, and architecture.

Characteristic of the artist's approach is a close engagement with place and communities, which over the years have included disco - dancing Palestinians, fans of The Smiths across three continents, Kosovan - Albanian refugees, the youth of Baghdad, anti-fascist skinheads in Malaysia, and teachers of Marxism - Leninism from the former German Democratic Republic.

Artscape Artscape returns July 15 - 17 with more than 150 artists, craftspeople, and fashion designers from across the country; visual art exhibits both on and off site; live concerts on four outdoor stages; performing arts including dance, opera, theater, fashion, film, and classical music, hands - on projects, and children's entertainers; three street theater locations; and a delicious international menu of food and beverages.

George Dance the Younger died in 1825, and in 1836 Soane purchased both George Dance the Elder's 293 and George Dance the younger's 1,303 surviving drawings from his son, which were housed in the Museum in a specially designed cabinet; [42] Sir William Chambers 789 drawings; James Playfair 286 drawings; other architects and artists with drawings in the collection include: Matthew Brettingham, Thomas Sandby, Humphry Repton, Joseph Nollekens, Peter Scheemakers, John Michael Rysbrack, and others, in total 1,635 drawings.

Most recent exhibitions and performances include participation in Merce Cunningham's «Field Dances» at the Walker Art Center (Minneapolis, MN), group exhibitions at Das Institut für Alles Mögliche (Berlin, Germany), The Milwaukee Institute for Art and Design (Milwaukee, WI), The Galleries at Columbia University (New York, NY), Zurcher Studios (New York, NY) and solo exhibitions at Vox Populi artist collective, where he was an artist member from 2012 - 2014 (Philadelphia, PA).

The featured artists come from a wide variety of disciplines, including music, dance, photography, painting, ceramics, glass working, jewelry making, sculpture, videography and more.»

Judson's performances radically challenged the conventions of modern dance, and a number of the individuals involved — including Rainer, Trisha Brown (b. 1936), Lucinda Childs (b. 1940), Simone Forti (b. 1935), Meredith Monk (b. 1942), and La Monte Young (b. 1935)-- became highly regarded choreographers and performance artists.

Taking her inspiration from sources as varied as modern dance and the resistance narratives embedded in American black culture, the artist is being included this month in the MCA Chicago's new show «The Freedom Principle: Experiments in Art and Music, 1965 to Now» and she also has a concurrent show in Brussels with her gallery, Clearing.

Parades for FIAC, organised in association with the Musée du Louvre, features 18 artists, including Lawrence Abu Hamdan, Trisha Brown Dance Company and Jeremiah Day.

In 2013, she was on the project team for the Dance Heritage Coalition's Artist - Driven Archives project which convened several national focus groups including one that she conducted on «Documenting the Creative Process».

Chris Ofili joins a long list of visual artists who have famously crossed into the theater and dance worlds, including Sonia Delaunay, who created costumes for Sergei Diaghilev's Cleopatra (1918); Donald Judd, who oversaw the visual design of Trisha Brown's Son of Gone Fishin» (1981); and, more recently, William Kentridge, who directed and designed a production of Dmitri Shostakovich's opera The Nose (2010).

HeOther collaborative projects include performing live music and dance with the artists Matthew Ronay and Tony Cox in LOBOTOMAXXX and with the painter Patricia Treib creating skirts and dresses under the name Volly Voila.

BAC teaching artists provide hands - on learning experiences for K - 12 students, teachers, parents, seniors, and community members in a variety of arts disciplines - including dance, digital media, theater, music, visual arts, and literary arts.