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In the wake of the COVID-19 pandemic, all performances, classes, and events are canceled, postponed, or transformed into digital mediums. Refer to our COVID-19 Response and Resource Page for updates and a listing of Atlanta-based virtual classes. If you have an offering, please email info@danceatl.org.
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18sepallday02octThe Quarantine Chronicles
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The Quarantine Chronicles is an online festival representing artists from all over the nation. Artists have submitted various dance films and photography to continue to have their voices heard while live
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The Quarantine Chronicles is an online festival representing artists from all over the nation. Artists have submitted various dance films and photography to continue to have their voices heard while live performances and in person exhibits are harder to come by. The event is $5 to see all 17 artists work.
Time
September 18 (Friday) - October 2 (Friday)
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National Water Dance is Launching "Dance the Vote" September 21 - 26, 2020 Conceived by Jamē McCray, PhD. Interdisciplinary Ecologist | Educator | Choreographer DanceATL
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DanceATL and National Water Dance are excited to collaborate with Jamē McCray’s to Dance the Vote, a week long dance challenge illustrating your reason for voting, asking you to answer the question “What are you voting for”? We’re challenging you to get registered, committed, and ready to vote in this most important presidential election. Keep an eye on our social media as we share how you can participate, our reason for voting, and where to go to register to vote and look up your ballot information.
Participating is simple, here’s how it works:
Learn the shared movement phrase (based on “I vote for our voices to be heard”)
Add your movement along with your reason for voting. “I vote for…”
Dance it however and anywhere you want
Post it on Instagram or Facebook and tag us (so we can share)
Tag your friends and challenge them to keep it going!
Get up and #DANCEtheVOTE!
#DANCEtheVOTEATL
Time
september 21 (Monday) - 26 (Saturday)
23sepallday04octFilmFest By Rogue Dancer: TRAVEL-ing EditionSEPTEMBER 2020
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FFXRD TRAVEL-ing Edition (SEPTEMBER 2020) Please SHARE with all the Dance Lovers in your life. FilmFest by Rogue Dancer (FFXRD) is committed to serving the DANCE community and to ensuring that all
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FFXRD TRAVEL-ing Edition (SEPTEMBER 2020)
Please SHARE with all the Dance Lovers in your life.
FilmFest by Rogue Dancer (FFXRD) is committed to serving the DANCE community and to ensuring that all the wonderful DANCE movie projects from across the globe can all be seen and appreciated by as wide an audience as possible.
Each month CREATE your own DANCE film screening.
(In better times, with your family and friends OR in isolation on your own time.)
Our THEME this MONTH is devoted to TRAVEL-ing! DANCE films (of all budgets and backgrounds) to keep you engaged & entertained.
Please sit back & enjoy this DANCE Film Festival. The journey is on us
We hope you are all staying safe.
Let’s get back to the studio soon. In the mean time… REFLECT, CONSUME DanceFilm and stay ARTfully Active!
Rogue Dancer brings you a MONTHLY curated On-Line screening exclusively for DANCE Films only. A new THEME every Month.
https://www.facebook.com/RogueDancerJournal/
@RogueDancerJournal
@DancerRogue
#FFXRD
Time
September 23 (Wednesday) - October 4 (Sunday)
Location
On-Line
Organizer
Rogue Dancer Productionseditor@roguedancer.org
26sep6:45 pm9:45 pmDance Canvas Summer Artist ResidencyClosing Performances
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Atlanta Contemporary and Dance Canvas have partnered on the new Dance Canvas Summer Artist Residency, which provides time and space to dance artists in metro Atlanta. Through this new residency
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Atlanta Contemporary and Dance Canvas have partnered on the new Dance Canvas Summer Artist Residency, which provides time and space to dance artists in metro Atlanta. Through this new residency program, Atlanta Contemporary and Dance Canvas offer resources and a platform for the creation and presentation of works in a response to both COVID-19 shutdowns and the continued need to address racism and inequality in our communities. The residency serves as a creative outlet for dance artists while supporting and amplifying diverse voices.
Saturday, September 26th
6:45pm – Xavier Lewis
7:45pm – Tamara Irving
8:45pm -Danielle Swatzie
9:45pm -Jessica Bertram
Time
(Saturday) 6:45 pm - 9:45 pm
Location
Atlanta Contemporary Art Center
535 Means Street Northwest Atlanta, GA
Organizer
Dance Canvasinfo@dancecanvas.com
26sep7:30 pmCreativity Conversation with Jawole Willa Jo Zollar: are we democracy?... we the people
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In 2004, Coca-Cola Artist in Residence Jawole Willa Jo Zollar of Urban Bush Women restaged "are we democracy?….we the people" at Emory. Our conversation with the original Emory Dance Company
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In 2004, Coca-Cola Artist in Residence Jawole Willa Jo Zollar of Urban Bush Women restaged “are we democracy?….we the people” at Emory. Our conversation with the original Emory Dance Company cast will address the relevance of the choreographic work today as we still fight racialized voter suppression. Registration required: bit.ly/3if3Imo
Time
(Saturday) 7:30 pm
Organizer
Emory Dance
30sep7:00 pm9:30 pmCreative Strengths: (Re)Claiming Resilience and WellbeingOnline Class
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This four-week online course is for actors, dancers, singers, artists, activists, carers, and anyone trying to develop coping skills at this time. Participants develop practical skills to manage stress, anxiety,
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This four-week online course is for actors, dancers, singers, artists, activists, carers, and anyone trying to develop coping skills at this time. Participants develop practical skills to manage stress, anxiety, and/or depression and build skills for resilience, mental wellbeing, and creativity.
You will,
1. Work with your body’s systems to cope with stress and move into balance and stability.
2. Learn to develop empathy and connection to others while maintaining healthy autonomy.
3. Channel the wisdom of your emotions to keep you safe, empowered, and healthy.
4. Learn about the gateways between your emotional and physical wellbeing and create habits to keep yourself performance-ready.
5. Move out of your flight/flight/freeze/fawn stress response.
6. Build your creativity and bring your creativity back online in challenging times.
When: Wednesdays, September 9 – 30 (7:00 – 9:30 pm)
Where: Zoom
Cost: pay-what-you-can, send to @VibranceCentre on Venmo
Required: Internet connection, tablet/phone/laptop with camera and sound, comfortable clothes, a yoga-mat sized space
About the instructor:
Frances (Frankie) Mulinix is a voice, movement, and acting teacher as well as an Occupational Therapist who specializes in mental health, chronic pain, neurology, and occupational justice. She is a Certified Teacher of Fitzmaurice Voicework® and trained in ACT (Acceptance and Commitment Therapy), Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction, Organic Intelligence, and Reiki.
Time
(Wednesday) 7:00 pm - 9:30 pm
Organizer
Vibrance: Centre for Voice and Movementcontact@vibrancecentre.com
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Dance the Vote
Dance the Vote WHO: DanceATL, National Water Dance, Jamē McCray WHAT: Atlanta Kick-Off Meeting to participate in the 2020 National Dance the Vote Campaign WHERE: ZOOM (details below) and our social media, #dancethevoteatl https://us02web.zoom.us/j/89327637677?pwd=ck5uU0pPTFA4TEhsN05DV0oySmlBdz09 WHEN: 7:30 – 8:30 pm MON, […]
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