Ema Katrovas - Classically (Un)Trained
Ema KatrovasCentral question: What is the value of the performing artist in the 21st century? Practical question: How does one find meaning as a performing artist in the 21st century?
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Classically (Un)Trained Artist of the Month: Rudolf Laban
What is a “classically (un)trained artist”? Read more here.
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Classically (Un)Trained Artist of the Month
Name: Rudolf Laban
Activity: movement theorist
Why:
Rudolf Laban’s output combined the visceralness o...
Where Is America?
I usually write about the performing arts and the arts in general but I was compelled to write what is more of a personal essay about being (and not being) American on this very day, the 250th anniversary of the United States of America....
Classically (Un)Trained Artist of the Month: Alfred Wolfsohn
What is a “classically (un)trained artist”? Read more here.
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Classically (Un)Trained Artist of the Month
Name: Alfred Wolfsohn
Activity: voice teacher and therapist
Why:
Lerne singen, o Seele. Learn to sin...
What To Do With "Simultaneous Discovery" in the Arts and Humanities?
In science, simultaneous discovery is the phenomenon whereby two or more scientists arrive at the same conclusion at more or less the same time. Usually, only one person, or team, takes credit for being the “first.” Sometimes this results i...
Classically (Un)Trained Artist of the Month: Gil Scott-Heron
What is a “classically (un)trained artist”? Read more here.
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Classically (Un)Trained Artist of the Month
Name: Gil Scott-Heron
Activity: poet-musician, bluesologist
Why:
If you know only a little about Gil...
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