supporters of Architecture Runway

Thank you to all the supporters of Architecture Runway:

Anonymous, Doug Argue, Martha Sherman, Jessica Prahl, Dan Aharon, Helena Bardusco, JR O, Rosane Pires, Carl & Olga Glenn, Kate Mac Leod, Edisa Weeks, Sandra Stratton Gonzales, Mio Morales, Regina Millani and Jack Lau.

Indiegogo Fundraising

Please click on the link below to find out how you can help us raise funds to pay fees to all the artists involved! Thank you!

  http://igg.me/p/112323?a=637917

Video shot by Victor Lazaro and edited by Peter Richards and Regina

Photo shoot at 'Anita's Way' on May 18

I received a space grant - residency at 'Anita's Way'- the pedestrian through-block connecting 42nd and 43rd Street, between Broadway and 6th Ave.  I will  be creating Architecture Runway, a site specific work for 10 dancers and live percussion.

The Company will be rehearsing on-site during the month of July, and the FREE performances are on July 26 and 27 @ 1PM.

These photos by Rodney Zagury were taken during our photo and video shoot on May 18th, when we had a glimpse of our upcoming residency. And it's WILD! Passersby took photos, made comments, and stopped to watch us.

www.chashama.org

Teaching Samba to First Graders

Dynamic Portraits

This picture taken last summer was part of the 2012 Fine Arts Faculty Exhibit at NYIT: "Dynamic Portraits - 4 Choreographers" by Rodney Zagury

Ten years ago this week!

Julie Lemberger

On April 4-7, 2002 I premiered my first evening length piece "Maria Vai Com As Outras" at the Merce Cunningham Studio. We had a blast! And I was so proud of my dancers and collaborators!

http://www.nytimes.com/2002/08/27/arts/fringe-festival-review-love-friskiness-and-high-heeled-shoes.html

http://www.villagevoice.com/2002-09-17/dance/fringe-benefits/

http://www.nytheatre.com/Show/Review/2002111

http://www.curtainup.com/fringe2002.html#Mariavai

http://www.villagevoice.com/content/printVersion/169531/

Fridays @ Noon with The Field

I had the pleasure of performing my new Solo last Friday at the 92nd Street Y's Fridays @ Noon, as part of The Field's 25th year celebration. The program also included works by Neta Pulvermacher and Yanira Castro, and the first part of the event included showing clips of past works.

I showed a 4 minute clip of the entrance solo of  my evening length work Leave Yourself At The Door, Please! 2003, performed at Joyce SoHo.

photo: Julie Lemberger

photo: Rodney Zagury
The performances were followed by a lively conversation with 5th graders.
Here is the link: http://www.92y.org/Uptown/Event/Fridays-at-Noon-12/9/11.aspx