“Dancers need a number of resources to develop their careers, and those needs differ depending on what part of their artistry they are pursuing” If you want to dance at a professional level, you need to pursue dynamic opportunities and continually train. Like artists in every discipline, dancers need professional development, mentorship, and meaningful experiences…
Upcoming Exhibitions nationally and internationally by NYFA Artists NYFA is pleased to share news and information about upcoming and current exhibitions and performances by the following NYFA Artists: Jean Shin (Fellow in Sculpture’03; Architecture’08) Jean Shin has two exhibitions coming up at The Crow Collection of Asian Art (TX). The first one called Inclusions presents a selection…
Immigrant Artist Program (IAP) presents:Tijuana Night, June 5 at 7:30 PM Featuring Lux Boreal Dance Company, the internationally acclaimed contemporary dance company based in Tijuana Mexico, in collaboration with TJ/NY Dance Artist and IAP participant, Martita Abril. When: Friday, June 5, 2015 at 7:30 PMWhere: New York Foundation for the Arts, 20 Jay Street, 7th Floor,…
Remain Persistent, Inspired, And Self-Motivated To make it in dance, you need to stand out — and not just on stage. The dance world is highly competitive, physically demanding and requires a special level of persistence. If you wish to pursue a life-long career in the industry, you must obtain formal training, build your professional…
NEW FEATURE FROM THE CON EDISON IMMIGRANT ARTIST NEWSLETTER NO. 64 This month IAP highlights the Chen Dance Center (CDC), which is comprised of a company, school, and theater serving the Lower East Side/Chinatown community as well as New York City dancers and audiences. Since its inception in 1978, CDC has become the nation’s largest Asian American performing…
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