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February 3, 2006 |
Issue # 9 |
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A Cultural Celebration
Miami Museums Salute Black History MonthBy
Kyle Bailey
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Solitude, by Koko Komegne, on
display at ArtSouth in Homestead |
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Americans are a very proud people, and one thing that makes us so proud is our
diversity. February is Black History Month, a time when we reflect on the many
contributions made to this country by Black Americans, and there are several
events in South Florida celebrating the artistic achievements of one of the
cultures that make this country such a melting pot. |
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In Miami, the Future is Dance Now
Company Premieres America, America
in Hollywood Feb. 10
By R.E.Dinlocker
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Diego Salterini, co-director of
Dance Now, teaching |
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Today, many dance companies have to dance as fast as they
can just to keep up. Dance Now Ensemble not only performs, but also picks
partners from the community it serves to ensure South Florida’s future.
Dance Now’s lecture/demonstrations, master dance classes
and residencies offer a solid base from which aspiring dancers can launch their
careers. Co-director Hannah Baumgarten stresses that, “These programs help
dancers understand their art form as well as educating audiences and encouraging
prospective dancers. Schools with regular dance programs benefit from the
ensemble’s movement classes and Dance Now’s co-directors choreography classes.
The area’s student dancers and choreographers have left for other cities where
they’ve performed with skills taught in these classes.” |
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Questioning
Images Artist Ruben Torres Llorca’s Easy to Build not so Easy
to Understand By Gretel Sarmiento |
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