Henry, by New Riders Of The Purple Sage, Music Video, Community Art Center, Wallingford, PA, we play music, while they paint us, or pastel, or maybe charcoal…
whatever your medium. mine is wood and strings.
Duration : 0:3:22
MONTE NAPOLEON – All Acoustic Guitars
BZ Community Class- Dennis Caindec and Karla Garcia (duet)
MEET DENNIS CAINDEC
Originally from Los Angeles, California, Dennis now resides in New York City. Currently signed with MSA Talent Agency in New York, he is training and studying various club styles of what NYC has to offer. He served as the Artistic Director of Culture Shock Los Angeles from 2003-2006, and directing Heaven Sent and the Color of WE are among his proud accomplishments. In addition to his exposure and appreciation to the street dance styles during his years with Culture Shock LA, his commercial dance training in Los Angeles at the Millenium Dance Complex and the Edge has helped him develop his own high energy and creative choreography. Among the other hip-hop dance groups that he has danced and/or choreographed for include DVS, Samahang Modern, UCLA ACA, and Under A Groove. He has received multiple recognition and choreography awards for his work in the competitive studio and scholastic dance scene. Believing in supporting various hip-hop dance communities, Dennis has also been a guest master class hip-hop dance instructor for Funkanometry SF Dance Company, Boogiezone New Jersey, Rhythmology, Project D Workshops, FR3SH Dance Intensive, Culture Shock Dance Troupes in San Diego, New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Oakland and Canada as well as Orange-County, CA based Mavyn Dance Company and Team Millenia. He has served on staff/instructor at Temecula Dance Company, Chapman University, Jimmy DeFore Dance Center, and Mission Viejo Performing Arts Center to name a few. Among his credits include Nike Industrials, Nike Rockstar feat. Rihanna, Carnival NY and LA, SF Hip Hop Dance Fest and Matisyahu’s Festival of Lights Tour. His piece entitled Bridezillas was featured in the World of Dance Tour NY and will be showcasing his new project for Carnival NY this November.
MEET KARLA GARCIA
Karla Garcia is part of the top 14 dancers in Season Five of Fox’s So You Think You Can Dance. The 24-year-old was born in Oxon Hill, MD. From learning traditional Philippine folk dances, she went on to dance for the National Tour of Wicked, the Broadway run of Hot Feet, and was part of the ensemble for the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. She has a BFA in dance and a minor in Journalism from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. She is a member of the Boogie Bots crew (from MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew show, Season 2). Other credits include performing in Carnival NY and LA and a series of Lucille Roberts Fitness commercials. Now residing in Brooklyn, New York, she teaches and choreographs at select studios all over the east coast and continues to perform. Karla constantly strives for creative growth, as she aims to combine influences from her technical background with different textures of contemporary, jazz, and hip hop. She believes that dance is an evolving art, with room for new ideas, bold innovation and a myriad of cultural influences.
DISCLAIMER: For Inspirational purposes only. Please respect the creative work of this choreographer. Duplicating or recycling these moves in any shape or form for your own use (without permission) is prohibited and “shameful.”
Duration : 0:1:22
BZ Community Class – Dee Caspary – Groups
MEET DEE Dee Caspary choreographed and was Director of Staging for Justin Timberlakes 2007 FutureSex/LoveShow. Dee recently choreographed a Macys Stars of Dance performance on ABCs hit show Dancing with the Stars, as well as the 2008 ESPYs with Justin Timberlake on ESPN. Dees National Commercial credits include Dayquil and Verizon Wireless. Dee has influenced dance all over the world in such places as Australia, Japan, Canada, Italy, Guam, New York and his hometown of Los Angeles. He has directed and choreographed live events for Billboard Live, Hard Rock Café, Oakley, Key Club, and The Stone Movement. Dance Magazine said, Dee Caspary is the modern day Fosse of our generation. Dee has choreographed for professional companies all over the world including Odyssey Dance Theatre (Utah), Evolution Dance Company (LA) and has had the opportunity to debut his work for four straight years at the El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood – premiering A Time No More, The Glass Case, The Last Letter, and Inferno of Sin. Dee has worked with greats such as Kenny Ortega, Peggy Holmes, Jerry Evans, Bonnie Story-Baker, and performed live in front of Tony Award winning choreographer Susan Stroman at the Elan Awards in New York. Dee currently teaches at EDGE Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles and Broadway Dance Center in New York.
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Duration : 0:6:44
Opening the Field
What’s to come during the Open Field’s summer-long experiment? Join us for a social hour, followed by a chance to share ideas and pose questions about the cultural commons. What constitutes a community of shared ideas, artworks, and other resources? How do age-old ideas about the commons translate to today’s digital world? Guests for this conversation present ideas from an array of fields, including new media, philosophy, education, law, and history
Speakers include:
Michael Edson is the Director of Web and New Media Strategy at the Smithsonian Institution and is leading an initiative called the Smithsonian Commons.
Sumanth Gopinath, musicologist interested in the intersections of race, ethnicity, music and the ringtone industry.
Jon Ippolito, artist, writer and curator interested in building and sustaining networks and breaking down hierarchical media and culture.
Laura Musacchio, landscape design educator and researcher interested in human-nature interactions in metropolitan, cultural and bioregional landscapes.
Caroline Woolard, artist and co-founder of OurGoods, a barter network for independent projects.
Duration : 1:43:20
How do I find a community pottery/ceramics art center?
Ive been wanting to get back into some pottery again for some time, but if you know anything about the tools necessary for pottery you ll know that stuff isn’t cheap; pottery wheels, kilns, etc. So i thought maybe there might be some kind of community art center around here in Vancouver, WA where i could do some pottery, but i do not know how to go about finding where a place like that might be. any suggestions?
use a search engine, looks like you may have to go to portland.
http://maps.google.com/maps?um=1&ie=UTF-8&q=community+art+center+vancouver+WA&fb=1&gl=us&hq=community+art+center&hnear=Vancouver,+WA&ei=bqYbTODZE9ONnQf1ye20Cw&sa=X&oi=local_group&ct=image&resnum=4&ved=0CCcQtgMwAw
BZ Community Class- Dennis Caindec and Karla Garcia (groups)
MEET DENNIS CAINDEC
Originally from Los Angeles, California, Dennis now resides in New York City. Currently signed with MSA Talent Agency in New York, he is training and studying various club styles of what NYC has to offer. He served as the Artistic Director of Culture Shock Los Angeles from 2003-2006, and directing Heaven Sent and the Color of WE are among his proud accomplishments. In addition to his exposure and appreciation to the street dance styles during his years with Culture Shock LA, his commercial dance training in Los Angeles at the Millenium Dance Complex and the Edge has helped him develop his own high energy and creative choreography. Among the other hip-hop dance groups that he has danced and/or choreographed for include DVS, Samahang Modern, UCLA ACA, and Under A Groove. He has received multiple recognition and choreography awards for his work in the competitive studio and scholastic dance scene. Believing in supporting various hip-hop dance communities, Dennis has also been a guest master class hip-hop dance instructor for Funkanometry SF Dance Company, Boogiezone New Jersey, Rhythmology, Project D Workshops, FR3SH Dance Intensive, Culture Shock Dance Troupes in San Diego, New York, Washington DC, Los Angeles, Oakland and Canada as well as Orange-County, CA based Mavyn Dance Company and Team Millenia. He has served on staff/instructor at Temecula Dance Company, Chapman University, Jimmy DeFore Dance Center, and Mission Viejo Performing Arts Center to name a few. Among his credits include Nike Industrials, Nike Rockstar feat. Rihanna, Carnival NY and LA, SF Hip Hop Dance Fest and Matisyahu’s Festival of Lights Tour. His piece entitled Bridezillas was featured in the World of Dance Tour NY and will be showcasing his new project for Carnival NY this November.
MEET KARLA GARCIA
Karla Garcia is part of the top 14 dancers in Season Five of Fox’s So You Think You Can Dance. The 24-year-old was born in Oxon Hill, MD. From learning traditional Philippine folk dances, she went on to dance for the National Tour of Wicked, the Broadway run of Hot Feet, and was part of the ensemble for the Radio City Christmas Spectacular. She has a BFA in dance and a minor in Journalism from New York University’s Tisch School of the Arts. She is a member of the Boogie Bots crew (from MTV’s America’s Best Dance Crew show, Season 2). Other credits include performing in Carnival NY and LA and a series of Lucille Roberts Fitness commercials. Now residing in Brooklyn, New York, she teaches and choreographs at select studios all over the east coast and continues to perform. Karla constantly strives for creative growth, as she aims to combine influences from her technical background with different textures of contemporary, jazz, and hip hop. She believes that dance is an evolving art, with room for new ideas, bold innovation and a myriad of cultural influences.
DISCLAIMER: For Inspirational purposes only. Please respect the creative work of this choreographer. Duplicating or recycling these moves in any shape or form for your own use (without permission) is prohibited and “shameful.”
Duration : 0:3:4
BZ Community Class- Adrian Causing & Leslie Hubilla (groups)
MEET ADRIAN CAUSING Adrian Causing began his technical dance training studying Jazz, Modern, and Ballet under the American Repertory Ballets, Princeton Ballet Schools, Kimberly Tam. After a year of tutelage, he earned a position as dance captain in her performance company, the American Dance Theater of New Jersey. While performing and choreographing throughout NJ, Adrian auditioned to become a company member and choreographer for Culture Shock, NY, an international hip-hop dance company with chapters across the US, Canada, and the UK. Most notably, he performed for Culture Shock San Diegos Choreographer Showcase, a prestigious international exhibition. Adrian Causing is currently the Founder and Executive Director of the FR3SH Dance Troupe, LLC (consisting of the FR3SH Dance Company, a professional exhibition company, FR3SH Juniors, a competitive youth team, and the FR3SH Freestyle Crew, a competitive freestyle team). Founded in 2003, Adrian has created one of the most recognized hip-hop dance companies on the east coast. They have one won first place at Culture Shock D.C.s East Coast Dance Competition 2008, exhibited at Funkanometry San Franciscos The Sockhop, and has featured choreography in the famous Carnival: The Choreographers Ball in New York City. With the success of his company, Adrian has become a sought after choreographer and instructor, teaching master classes and workshops throughout the US and Canada, including Boston Universitys Fusion Dance Team, and Canadas Culture Shock Canada. He produced and directed Prelude: East Coast Dance Competition with Americas Best Dance Crews Team Millennia held at the Union County Performing Arts Center in NJ, FUNKy FR3SH, an event held at Touch Night Club in New York City featuring Melissa Reyes from the WBs Search for the Next Pussycat Doll, and is the executive director of The Main Event a national hip hop dance competition held at the Bergen County Performing Arts Center in NJ. Adrian has studied under choreographers from across the nation, such as NYC Broadway Dance Centers, Luam Keflezgy, Jermaine Brown, and Brian Greene, Tucker Barkley and Shaun Evaristo of Millennium Dance Complex(LA, CA), and Teresa Espinosa and J.P. San Pedro from Debbie Reynolds Dance Studio (LA). MEET LESLIE HUBILLA FR3SH Dance Company Co-Artistic Director Leslie Hubilla is an original member of Fr3sh from it’s first official season in 2003. During Fr3sh’s humble beginnings is when Leslie first began dancing hip hop in “The Dojo” and people’s basements. While she started hip hop rather late at the age of 15, she had been studying ballet and modern extensively, at such prestigious schools as The School of American Ballet and The Ailey School in New York City, since the 7th grade. Upon her graduation from the Professional Performing Arts School, Leslie packed up her bags, bid the east coast farewell (more like see ya later) and moved to San Francisco, California to study at the acclaimed school of the LINES BALLET as a member of their Ensemble and Training Program. While residing in the bay area for the next two years, Leslie had the honor of dancing with Culture Shock Oakland and Funkanometry San Francisco. Leslie is currently freelancing and working with various contemporary companies in New York City and is happy to be back with her FR3SH fam. She is excited for what is to come and is honored to be Co-artstic Director! Wee!
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Duration : 0:2:10
BZ Community Class – Leslie Group 6
Leslie is one bomb girl, and fierce (sickening fierccceeee…) at that too. This is her first time teaching BZ class and let me tell you, her class was insanely fun and challenging.
If you don’t know who Leslie Scott is, she started dancing in Arizona at ASU, where she started the ASU Hip-Hop Coalition Dance Company and directed it for 5 years. She currently teaches at the EDGE Performing Arts Center and Millenium Dance Complex.
DISCLAIMER: For Inspirational purposes only. Please respect the creative work of this choreographer. Duplicating or recycling these moves in any shape or form for your own use (without permission) is prohibited and “shameful.”
Duration : 0:1:6
BZ Community Class – Dee Caspary – Duet
MEET DEE Dee Caspary choreographed and was Director of Staging for Justin Timberlakes 2007 FutureSex/LoveShow. Dee recently choreographed a Macys Stars of Dance performance on ABCs hit show Dancing with the Stars, as well as the 2008 ESPYs with Justin Timberlake on ESPN. Dees National Commercial credits include Dayquil and Verizon Wireless. Dee has influenced dance all over the world in such places as Australia, Japan, Canada, Italy, Guam, New York and his hometown of Los Angeles. He has directed and choreographed live events for Billboard Live, Hard Rock Café, Oakley, Key Club, and The Stone Movement. Dance Magazine said, Dee Caspary is the modern day Fosse of our generation. Dee has choreographed for professional companies all over the world including Odyssey Dance Theatre (Utah), Evolution Dance Company (LA) and has had the opportunity to debut his work for four straight years at the El Portal Theatre in North Hollywood – premiering A Time No More, The Glass Case, The Last Letter, and Inferno of Sin. Dee has worked with greats such as Kenny Ortega, Peggy Holmes, Jerry Evans, Bonnie Story-Baker, and performed live in front of Tony Award winning choreographer Susan Stroman at the Elan Awards in New York. Dee currently teaches at EDGE Performing Arts Center in Los Angeles and Broadway Dance Center in New York.
DISCLAIMER: For Inspirational purposes only. Please respect the creative work of this choreographer. Duplicating or recycling these moves in any shape or form for your own use (without permission) is prohibited and “shameful. Subscribe to this channel!
Duration : 0:1:24
Montauk Artists’ Association Art on the Green (PART ONE)
13th ANNUAL JURIED ART SHOW
ON THE MONTAUK GREEN 2007
OUR SHOW HAS ACHEIVED THE HIGHEST RATING. 75 ARTISTS FROM ALL OVER OUR COUNTRY AS WELL AS FRANCE, ISRAEL, AND CHINA WILL COME TO OUR HAMLET BY THE SEA TO SHOW THEIR WORK AND OFF IT FOR SALE.
The third weekend in August is our Annual Outdoor Juried Art Show on the Montauk Village Green. Started in 1994, this was our first fund raising event and it continues to be a major summer event in Montauk, drawing buyers from New York City and all the Hamptons. We invite professional artists to buy space, set up their tents and show their works of fine art in oil, water color, acrylics, pastels, graphics, mixed media, sculpture and photography for sale. We only have enough room on this Green for 70 artists and our jury chooses the best.
The Montauk Artists’ Association was started as an effort to broaden the already existing art talent in Montauk and to bring to all artists and could-be-artists, an avenue by which they could enjoy group art activites, receive art instruction and show their work.
Originally, classes were offered in the evening, twice a year. Attendance was excellent and the students who attended these programs became the original members of the Montauk Artists’ Association.
In 1998, the association acquired the Long Island Railroad’s Montauk Station as our Headquarters. We have named the building the Montauk Community Arts Center because we are an inclusive organization and we welcome all who are interested in the arts.
To structure our activites, committees were established. For specific information any of the chairpersons can be contacted directly.
The Montauk Artists’ Association, Inc.
A Not-For-Profit Tax Deductable Corporation
P.O. Box 2751, Montauk, New York, 11954-0300
Gallery Phone: 631-668-0897
Office Phone: 631-668-5336
email: montaukart@aol.com
VVH-TV Reporter Sara Hagen
Copyright WVVH-TV Hamptons Television® 2007
all rights reserved
Duration : 0:29:43