101. MSN Encarta - Related Items - Expressionism Abstract expressionism, movement in mid20th-century painting that was primarilyconcerned with the spontaneous assertion of the individual through the http://encarta.msn.com/related_761552391/Expressionism.html

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102. Fisher Using dance history as a creative tool, eMotion.s exploress abstract expressionismin dance. Betsy Fisher s modern dance comes from the depth of the soul. http://www2.hawaii.edu/~uhmdance/faculty/bios/fisher.html

Betsy Fisher Current projects include eMotion.s , aa presentation of solos, lectures, and movement classes with materials drawn from the German lineage in contemporary dance. Using dance history as a creative tool, eMotion.s exploress abstract expressionism in dance. "Betsy Fisher's modern dance comes from the depth of the soul." Irma Vienola-Linfors Helsinkin Sonomat , Finland "Fisher's work proves first rate. She is a charismatic performer and a skilled choreographer who brings with her a background that stems from the abstract theater mastermind, Nikolais. . . Fisher's lithe form so attuned to performance and so explicit in the fragmented movement that defines her work, we are pushed beyond mere observance. We become part of the process." Daryl Ries South China Morning Post , Hong Kong "Betsy Fisher has that precise, clipped, clean style which requires a formidable technique. Her control, agility and limberness are remarkable. She can create the illusion of a pulse running through her whole body by twitching her shoulder. When she stiffens her solar plexus suddenly, so do we." Judith Broadhurst Santa Cruz Sentinel , CA.

103. Physical Theatre (St Mary's College) Devising for Physical Theatre; Body, Breath and Relaxation; Reading ContemporaryDance; expressionism; Contact Release Improvisation http://www.smuc.ac.uk/Drama/dramaweb2/physical_theatre.html

Home Prospective Students Current Students Current Staff ... Productions School of Communication, Culture and Creative Arts Physical Theatre Physical Theatre leaflet (84kb, Adobe Reader) Physical Theatre Handbook 2004 - 2005 (210kb, Adobe Reader) Fanatical about Frantic? Delirious about DV8? Compelled by Complicite? Want to take theatre into the 22nd century? ARE YOU. . . Wanting to shake things up a bit? Wanting to shake things up a lot? DO YOU. . . Feel that images speak more than words? Enjoy the rush of pure physicality? Want to discover the words that make you move? Want to let your body do the talking for a change? CAN YOU. . . Find the dynamic in breath, stillness, silence? Find the extraordinary in the everyday? Find the means to communicate this to an audience?

104. Nirenska (Pola) Collection From childhood she was interested in dance despite opposition from her Nirenska had little early dance training. At age nine, she participated in a http://digilib.nypl.org/dynaweb/dhc/findaid/nirenska/@Generic__BookTextView/167

Nirenska (Pola) Collection Biographical Sketch Biographical Sketch Pola Nirenska was born 28 July 1910 in Warsaw. From childhood she was interested in dance despite opposition from her middle-class Jewish family. Nirenska had little early dance training. At age nine, she participated in a summer dance camp for girls. Six years later she choreographed her first work, a dance set to Saint-Saën's Danse macabre , and performed it for her sister in the kitchen of her family's apartment. For recreation, she went to ballroom dances. Nirenska was also interested in gymnastics, singing, drawing, and embroidery. She attended a Catholic school where she was proficient in all art-related subjects and was commended for her scientific drawings. Secretly, she took a ballet class but did not care for it, choosing instead to study modern dance for a few months. At the age of seventeen, Nirenska pressured her parents to let her study elsewhere. She finally persuaded them by locking herself in a room for three days, refusing to eat or sleep, until they slipped a passport under the door. She was permitted to continue her studies on the condition that she promise to content herself with teaching and never dance in public. In 1928 Nirenska used her dowry to study with Mary Wigman, Elizabeth Wigman, Hanya Holm, and Tina Flade at the Mary Wigman School in Dresden. Nirenska excelled in both dance and music particularly percussion. Mary Wigman felt Nirenska was gifted musically and should pursue study in music rather than dance. Much to her father's disappointment, Nirenska refused to shift her focus of study. In three years she graduated with first honors from the Wigman School.

105. The Society Page - May 2001 This is a celebration of dance, including Butoh, Action Theater, Europeanexpressionism, postmodern dance and abstract performance art (all original pieces. http://www.sfherald.com/society/society_may01.html

by Gene Mahoney May 2001 Make sure you make this: A Truly SF Herald Music Event happens Saturday, May 26th at Circadia (2727 Mariposa Street @ Bryant). SF Herald columnist/cab driver Lee Vilensky and his trio perform, followed by Kimberlye "Almost Famous" Gold and her band. Best of all, the show will be hosted by me (so who even cares who’s playing, right?). In case you are interested, Lee’s band plays jazz, blues, and surf guitar music. Kimberlye plays her own original brand of pop, folk, country, and a little bit of funk. Dinner, drinks, and schmoozing starts at 6:30 p.m., the trouble starts at 8. Don’t show up too late because the music has to stop at 10:30 sharp. Admission is $3. Call 552-2649 for info.... Thanks to the folks at Miyako (1470 Fillmore in The Fillmore Center) for sending Howard Hallis, Harris Rosenbloom, and myself flyers about their delicious "Asian Ice Cream" (Green Tea and Kona Coffee flavors), "Hawaiian Ice Cream" (Buko, Mango, Coconut Pineapple), and "Filipino Ice Cream" (Halo Halo, Langka). What? Your heart can take all that? Then listen to this: "All Cigarettes Only $3.65 Per Pack"! Thanks for the tip, guys.... A couple of new clothing stores have arrived: minnie wilde opened May 1st at 519 Laguna (in Hayes Valley) and features clothing designed by the owners, Ann D’Apice and Terri Olson. nida Boutique (2163 Union Street) has opened a second location at 544 Hayes (also in Hayes Valley.) Boasts store manager Emiko Hamada: "We feature exclusive European designers"....

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