Bourgeon
Subtitle: fifty artists write about their work
By: General Editor, Robert Bettmann
Edition: First edition.
Publisher: Day Eight
Published: 2013
Place of publication: Washington, DC
Language: eng
Number of pages: 169
ISBN-13: 9780615708959
Subjects: Art; Art criticism; Dance
Other titles: Fifty artists write about their work
Description: "The arts magazine Bourgeon began publishing artist written articles in 2005 and Bourgeon: Fifty Artists Write About Their Work brings together in one place select articles from the magazine's archive. Bourgeon provides a personal, street level view into the creative process, challenges, and lives of working artists today. Bourgeon: Fifty Artists Write About Their Work is a project of the non-profit Day Eight."--Page 4 of cover.
Notes: Includes bibliographical references and index.
Table of contents: title: Preface / by Leonard Jacobs; title: Creating Scheherozade for the Baltimore Ballet / Cem Catbas; title: On "Found" / Jane Frankli; title: Sharing Balance in Contact Improvisation / Ken Manheimer; title: Creating "My Ocean Is Never Blue" / Daniel Burkholder; title: Creating a Veil of Ignorance / Judith Peck; title: Collage Portraiture / Megan Coyle; title: A View from Outside / Joan Belmer; title: Suitcase / Anne Dykers; title: Making Charlie Chan and the Mystery of Love / Dana Tai Soon Burgess; title: The Distance from Here to There / Gowri Koneswaran; title: On Being SelfTaught / Prudence Bonds; title: Love and Death at the NIH / Michele Banks; title: The Washington Glass School / Tim Tate; title: Perspective/Shift and Contradiction Dance / Kelly Mayfield King; title: Hooray for Bollywood / Laurel Victoria Gray; title: State of the Art: Middle Eastern Dance / Lori Clark; title: Costume Design for Dance / Sabado Lam; title: Alive to the Possibilities / Jessica Beels; title: In My Father's Image / Camille Mosley-Pasley; title: My Garden At Vetheuil / Jessica Wilde; title: Reconstructing Isadora's "Marseillaise" / Valerie Durham; title: Archiving Dance; title: The Necessity of Collaboration / Heather Desaulniers; title: Creating the Temporary / Laurel Lukaszewski; title: Interview with Costas / Robert Bettmann; title: Gender in Dance Leadership / Heather Risley; title: Before Fire / Patricia Spears Jones; title: On "The Scent of My Earth" / Tehreema Mitha; title: Weighing in on Hip Hop Technique / Aysha Upchurch; title: Jazz Dance / Doug Yeuell; title: On Training / Maida Withers; title: Emergence of Expression / Salvador Casco; title: Tricycle Trip / John Monagle; title: Creating Postcards / Alec Simpson; title: Self as Subject and Object / Al Miner; title: Musical Space and Texture / Daniel Barbiero; title: On the Low End / Jonathan Matis; title: DC Cowboys / Kevin Platte; title: A Dialogue about Exotic Dancers / Judith Hanna and Robert Bettmann; title: Endurance and Suspension / Jenny Walton; title: A College Degree: What is it Good For? / Gesel Mason; title: The Shallows / Jody Bolz; title: Ballet Technique / Michael Bjerknes; title: Flexaware / Steven Shafarman; title: On "Turn to Zero" / Nancy Havlik; title: An Informal Dialogue on the Laban Efforts / Cheryl Palonis Adams; title: Love Come Down / Alvin Mayes; title: A History of Glen Echo Dance / Jan Tievsky; title: On Leaving Dance / Casey Maliszewski; title: I Too Would Be a Stone / Gregory Luce; title: Jewish Matters and the Birth of the Dance Exchange / Lisa Traiger; title: Campaigning in Poetry / Thomas Seay; title: Fair Use Copyright Law for Artists / Robert Bettmann; title: University and Professional Arts Collaborations: Mind the Gap! / Kathryn Boland; title: Interview with Bill McKibben / Robert Bettmann; title: A Dialogue on Technique / Loren Ludwig and Robert Bettmann; title: Why Should the Government Support the Arts? / Kathryn Boland ; A. Jon Gann; title: Why Should the Government Support the Arts? ; Andy Shallal; title: Why Should the Government Support the Arts? ; Ed Lazere; title: Why Should the Government Support the Arts?; title: What is Dance? / Various; title: What is Dance? / George Jackson; title: Lament for Bob Dylan / Anne Becker; title: U-Turn / Naomi Thiers.