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The Magic of Indian Dance in a Tribute to TagoreBy Frederik Sisa @ 2:00 PM April 15, 2011Found in: General Art On Sunday, April 10, mother and daughter called upon their art to celebrate the 150th anniversary of the birth of Rabindranath Tagore, a notable and prolific Bengalese artist whose work encompassed writing, music and painting, and whose accomplishments were recognized with the first Nobel Prize for literature awarded, in 1913, to a non-European.read |
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A Tale of an Artist’s Two Passions, and Her StrugglesBy Ari L. Noonan @ 2:00 PM January 30, 2009Found in: General Art Until meeting the artist Lucy Blake-Elahi the other afternoon, I had tended to blur the intellectual differences between those who draw for a living and athletes who think grammar is your mother’s mother. read |
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When Goth and Bellydance Meet - Part 2By Frederik Sisa @ 1:00 PM October 05, 2007Found in: General Art An Interview with Ariellah Aflalo In part 2 of our discussion on the intersection of bellydance and the goth subculture, Ariellah and I touch on more technical topics related to her dancing, as well as some of the larger issues and controversies that surround bellydance.read |
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When Goth and Bellydance Meet - Part 1By Frederik Sisa @ 7:00 AM October 05, 2007Found in: General Art An Interview with Ariellah Aflalo Part 1 of 2. In the wake of my forays into gothic bellydance through DVDs such as Gothic Bellydance and Bellydance Underworld, I contacted Ariellah Aflalo – one of the country’s foremost bellydancers in the genres of gothic and tribal fusion bellydance and a featured performer on both DVDs. Ariellah graciously took time out of her busy schedule touring and teaching to discuss at length, via eMail, questions on the gothic subculture, bellydance, and how the two intersect for her.read |