Posts Tagged ‘ Andrea K. Hammer ’

Dance As A Universal Language

Mar 27th, 2009 | By | Category: Archived Articles

By Andrea K. Hammer, For The Bulletin When PHILADANCO! performs internationally, audiences spring to their feet — expressing their deep appreciation of the arts. They bang on the floor enthusiastically during 20-minute ovations and reciprocally feed the dancers’ creative passion. With appearances in the Netherlands, Germany, Austria, Belgium and Hungary, company members vividly recall “rock-star” [...]



Arts World Weight-Sharing Techniques

Mar 18th, 2009 | By | Category: Action & Advocacy

Seeds Of Hope By Andrea K. Hammer, For The Bulletin To dig each other out of the current economic morass, a fundamental integration of the arts and business worlds is urgently needed. Instead of segregating each into right- and left-brain domains relegated to work versus leisure time, these two equally important elements must finally be [...]



Innovative Ways To Survive And Thrive

Mar 2nd, 2009 | By | Category: The Creative Economy

By Andrea K. Hammer, For The Bulletin Today, more than ever, the ability to hatch creative solutions is a key to survival. Driven by their own visions, entrepreneurs step forward boldly to reshape the future with new products and services. Since 2001, Innovation Philadelphia has led regional efforts that target 25- to 34-year-old professionals to [...]



Hip-Hop Dancing As A Way Of Life

Feb 9th, 2009 | By | Category: Archived Articles

Dance Teams With Urban Edge Compete In Theatrical Shows By Andrea K. Hammer, For The Bulletin The Dance Wit Me Network (DWMN), with a title expressing its hip-hop spirit, springs from the motto “Dancing’s not just a hobby; it’s a way of life.” Originating from a West Chester University event in March 2004, the dance-team [...]



A View From Two Coasts And Around The World

Jan 26th, 2009 | By | Category: Dance On Film

By Andrea K. Hammer, For The Bulletin Full Article Zebra Visual’s slide show of many airborne Philadelphia dancers — from Koresh to Zane Booker — reflects a personal knowledge of dance in every image. “Understanding the aesthetic of dance is paramount,” says Seattle-based photographer Gabriel Bienczycki, who started his career in Philadelphia and has remained [...]