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Deirdre Towers's Blog – December 2010 Archive (2)

Going Public

With its collaboration with producer Neil Sieling and New York City's Big Screen Project, DFA waltzes into the arena of public art as a provocative aspect of its 39th Festival. Viewable from 29th and 30th streets, in what once was the heart of New York City's flower market, the 30 ft. x 16.5 ft. HD screen has begun to offer a visual feast of dance films from DFA's current and earlier Dance on Camera Festivals.

Could this instigate a rash of dancing in the streets, or just a…

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Added by Deirdre Towers on December 18, 2010 at 3:00pm — No Comments

Remembering Enrique Morente

I am so upset that the great flamenco artist Enrique Morente Cotelo just died, Monday, December 13, only 12 days shy of his birthday.

What a gift he had. He could make your guts burn with only a few notes. And he experimented with so many forms, always excelling.

Why do so many of the great & talented always seem to die young? Is it because someone upstairs says - "OK. You've done all you possibly can to remind the rest of them that the mysterious forces…

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Added by Deirdre Towers on December 15, 2010 at 11:30am — No Comments

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