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This blog's concern is the tricky business of recognizing dance's peculiar language and history without needlessly isolating it from the rest of the culture. The blog began September 2006, with Eva Yaa Asantewaa and Paul Parish joining as cherished contributors soon after. Reader participation warmly welcomed.

June 12, 2007 11:20 AM |

has written regularly for The New Yorker, The New York Times, Newsday, and New York Press, as well as SF Weekly, San Francisco magazine, SFGate (the SF Chronicle's website) and the East Bay Express, in the Bay Area. She has contributed to Salon, New York magazine, The Village Voice, Elle, the San Francisco Chronicle, Barnard magazine, Flash Art International, ArtNews, The Art Newspaper, and Art and Auction. She was a five-year Mellon Fellow in the Humanities at Cornell University, where she did graduate work in English and taught writing and literature seminars. She has been on panels for the Dance Critics Association, the Bessies awards, the Alpert awards, Arts International awards, and has been a guest on public radio station WNYC.

June 9, 2007 3:31 PM |
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Topics on Tap

Apollinaire, Sunday August 24, UPDATED Saturday August 30:  ballet summer roundup and a cat among the books and flowers. Updated 8/30: more on Forsythe and the Romantic ballet 
Daniel Madoff, Wednesday August 27: a nifty new website for touring dancers and their fans
Apollinaire, Thursday August 7:  love of a kitty
Theresa Ruth Howard, Monday, July 28: A glimpse of Alvin Ailey's fifty years, from the inside
Apollinaire, Saturday July 5: Neil Greenberg's surface unconscious
Apollinaire, Wednesday June 11: Premieres by the Bolshoi's Alexei Ratmansky, Twyla Tharp, and Michael Clark--lot o' thoughts
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Contributors

Eva Yaa Asantewaa 

has written dance journalism and criticism since 1976, published most notably in Dance Magazine, Soho News, The Village Voice, The New York Times, The Philadelphia Inquirer, and Gay City News, and on her own blog, InfiniteBody.

Paul Parish 

is a regular contributor to Danceviewtimes and San Francisco magazine, and has contributed to many other publications. He was a Rhodes Scholar same time as Bill Clinton. He lives and dances in Berkeley.

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