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Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Ronnie Spector, born Veronica Bennett and famous as the lead singer of the Ronettes, joined Cousin Brucie and shared memoris of showing the Beatles around Manhattan - I think she said she took them to see the Apollo Theater in Harlem - with Brucie and his radio listeners, as well as the live audience at the convention. Ronnie Spector is a fifth Beatle by way of her ex-husband Phil's work with the group on Let It Be and his subsequent work with John Lennon and George Harrison in their solo careers, as well as her personal friendships with all four Beatles and and some songs George wrote for her.
The Ronettes had big hits in the early sixties with "Be My Baby" and "Baby I Love You," and, as I might have mentioned earlier on this photostream, Billy Joel originally wrote "Say Goodbye To Hollywood" with her in mind. Her cover version, with backing by Bruce Springsteen's E Street Band, came out soon after Joel's own version on his Turnstiles LP.
Copyright 2014 by Steven Maginnis
Michael Musto 25th Village Voice anniversary party post.
This photo is included in my '100 People I Photographed for the Creative Commons' set of my favorites shots out of the thousands of people I have photographed.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
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Santa Ana
1 July 2014
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The Selector presenta : Spector
28 de noviembre
La banda de indie-rock británica, Spector, se presentará por primera vez en México como acto inaugural del programa de artes escénicas de Reino Unido en el Foro FIL. Formada en 2011 por Fred Macpherson (voz), Thomas Shickle (bajo), Jed Cullen (sintetizador y guitarra) y Danny Blandy (batería), Spector, se caracteriza por su sonido fresco y actual, ganándose una reputación por sus excelentes presentaciones en vivo. El periódico británico The Guardian los describe como una mezcla de “Roxy Music, The Strokes, The Killers, Kanye West, Pulp y Frank Sinatra”.
spector.co.uk
youtu.be/Z6SkQ7nMV5Y
Contemporary British Folk
29 de noviembre
Durante la segunda noche de Foro FIL disfrutaremos música folk de los cuatro países que conforman el Reino Unido: Inglaterra, Irlanda del Norte, Escocia y Gales. Durante la primera parte del espectáculo, tres dúos colaborarán en una presentación curada especialmente para la FIL.
Sam Lee & Jon Whitten. Sam, cantante de folk con voz privilegiada, fue nominado para el Premio Mercury en 2012. Se le reconoce como uno de los pioneros que han definido el sonido y la textura del folk contemporáneo, y por desafiar las ideas preconcebidas sobre este género.
samleesong.co.uk/about-sam
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Aurora Orchestra
30 de noviembre
Desde su creación en 2005, Aurora Orchestra se estableció como una de las orquestas de cámara más dinámicas de Reino Unido. Bajo la dirección artística del director de orquesta Nicholas Collon, y tras el éxito de una serie de conciertos en escenarios británicos como el Kings Place, Aurora fue anunciada recientemente como Orquesta Asociada del Southbank Centre. Además, Aurora goza de un calendario de presentaciones cada vez más ocupado en Reino Unido y el resto del mundo. También ha colaborado con una diversa lista de artistas de talla mundial, en distintas disciplinas artísticas.
En el Foro FIL, Aurora Orchestra presentará Jealous Guy, un programa que combina música y danza, inspirada en el lado oscuro del deseo. El repertorio incluye la última y angustiosa expresión sinfónica de Mahler y el duelo cristalizado de Dido’s Lament. También contiene un tango inspirado en los celos, canciones de John Lennon y Sam Swallow, así como un arreglo de las danzas sinfónicas de Amor sin barreras (West Side Story) de Bernstein.
auroraorchestra.com/
youtu.be/5i3jmEcsP6Y
Wayne McGregor Random Dance / Ben Frost
1 de diciembre
Wayne McGregor fundó su compañía en 1992, la cual pronto se convirtió en el principal instrumento con el que hizo evolucionar su estilo coreográfico, caracterizado por su velocidad y articulación. El principio de colaboración ha sido parte central de la obra de McGregor, el cual lo ha llevado a trabajar con varios artistas de talla mundial, que incluye compositores, artistas visuales, diseñadores de producto, cineastas, artistas digitales y arquitectos. Su colaboración con la comunidad científica y tecnológica también ha impulsado sus coreografías, pues estas han sido el resultado de procesos radicales de investigación cognitiva. Este cuestionamiento tenaz y original -entre artista y medio, entre ciencia, tecnología y arte- le ha otorgado a McGregor un lugar en la vanguardia de las artes contemporáneas de los últimos 20 años. El grupo Company Wayne McGregor significa, para el artista, un almacén de energía creativa donde nace su obra más experimental. Company Wayne McGregor es la Compañía Residente de Sadler’s Wells, en Londres.
randomdance.org/home
youtu.be/fPHDb6ylhVY
ethermachines.com
youtu.be/ISTL9FPkUVI
Little Boots
2 de diciembre
Victoria Christina Hesketh, mejor conocida en el mundo de la música como Little Boots es una cantante de electropop y una de las jóvenes promesas de la música inglesa.
Little Boots comenzó su carrera musical siendo parte de la banda Dead Disco, de la cual se separó en 2007 para lanzarse como solista con el álbum “Hands”, el cual vio la luz en 2009. Rápidamente capturó la atención de la prensa británica por su peculiar voz y por su ejecución de instrumentos poco convencionales como el estilófono y un instrumento electrónico japonés llamado Tenori-on.
Con su primer disco alcanzó un gran éxito comercial y el reconocimiento de la crítica, con temas como “New in Town” y “Remedy”. Ese mismo año alcanzó la nominación en la categoría Elección de los Críticos en los Brit Awards y obtuvo el primer lugar de popularidad y gusto de la gente en la encuesta Sound of Music 2009 de la BBC.
littlebootsmusic.co.uk
youtu.be/2ryPPOQHES8
Graeae Theatre Company
3 de diciembre
Fundada en 1980 por Nabil Shaban y Richard Tomlinson, Graeae Theatre Company produce obras que brindan la oportunidad a personas con discapacidad y sordera, a participar en papeles protagónicos dentro del mundo del teatro. Actualmente, la compañía se encuentra presidida por la directora artística Jenny Sealey, miembro de la orden del imperio británico.
Con sus producciones, talleres y capacitaciones, Graeae busca contrarrestar, a escalas local, nacional e internacional, los prejuicios y estereotipos que existen sobre las personas con sordera y discapacidad. Parte del recital y puesta en escena, Reasons to be Cheerful(Razones para estar alegre), de Graeae, es una cruda historia de aprendizaje y crecimiento que incluye los mayores éxitos de Ian Dury & the Blockheads.
graeae.org
youtu.be/qoe_yrDyhfE
Cinematic Orchestra
4 de diciembre
Cinematic Orchestra, formada en 1999 por Jason Swinscoe, se ha convertido en uno de los actos más respetados del Reino Unido en los últimos 16 años. Mientras trabajaba para el legendario sello discográfico Ninja Tune, Swinscoe reclutó a un grupo de talentosos músicos de jazz/electrónica para recrear su visión, dando como resultado su primer álbum Motion. Con presentaciones completamente agotadas en el Royal Albert Hall de Londres y en la Sydney Opera House de Australia así como innumerables presentaciones en festivales alrededor del mundo, Cinematic Orchestra, al igual que todos los grandes, tiene una madurez emocional que trasciende más allá de cualquier género musical; sus shows en vivo son testigo de ello.
El hilarante y bello sencillo “To Build a Home”, ha sido escuchado en línea más de 60 millones de veces. “Arrival of the Birds” acompaña los créditos de la película nominada al Oscar: “Theory of Everything”; historia biográfica de Stephen Hawking. Desde su debut, Cinematic Orchestra ha producido reconocidos álbumes de estudio como Everyday y Ma Fleur. Así mismo, ha realizado extraordinarios soundtracks para las películas “Man With a Movie Camera” del director Dziga Vertov y el documental de Disney “Crimson Wing”.
Frank Turner & The Sleeping Souls
5 de diciembre
Frank Turner es un músico británico que ha lanzado seis discos como solista. Su debut de 2007, Sleep is for the Week, es un álbum que hablaba de manera directa y franca, muy al
estilo de Billy Bragg; seguido en 2008 deLove Ire & Song el cual fue testigo de la evolución de las composiciones de Turner, más poéticas y accesibles.
frank-turner.com
youtu.be/cvANzIhLo88
Jazz Jamaica
6 de diciembre
Formada en 1991 por Gary Crosby, Jazz Jamaica es una banda inspirada en los ritmos de la música jamaiquina tradicional y en la improvisación natural deljazz. La banda forma parte de una larga estirpe de agrupaciones que han brindado importancia a la escena del reggae en Reino Unido, durante los últimos 50 años. Jazz Jamaica ha lanzado cinco álbumes, debiendo su fama a la energía de sus presentaciones en vivo.
¿Se trata de un grupo de jazz que toca reggae y ska? ¿O acaso es un grupo de reggae y ska que toca jazz? Sea cual sea la respuesta, el Festival Internacional de Jazz de Cheltenham ha dejado en claro que “Jazz Jamaica debería ser embajadora permanente ante las Naciones Unidas de los Buenos Momentos”.
garycrosbybass.com/jazzjamaica
youtu.be/XDLCmMV68lE
Marc Spector was a U.S. Marine, a boxer, and a mercenary until he finally found his calling on the Marvel Moon Knight Panels Heather Gray T-Shirt! Moon Knight, in his silver-white hooded costume, is portrayed on four panels throwing his crescent-shap
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Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Yes, THE Shelby Daytona Coupe
"In 2001 the car was re-discovered in a rental storage unit in California. The owner Donna O'Hara had committed suicide by burning herself alive. The car had remained undiscovered for almost 30 years. Due to its estimated worth of over $4,000,000 USD the car was part of an extensive legal battle between her mother who sold the car to a collector in Pennsylvania, and a friend of Ms. O'Hara who was the recipient in her will of the contents of the storage unit. An earlier owner of the car appears to have been music producer Phil Spector who had been known to drive it on the streets of Los Angeles. Built for high-speed sprints, the cab became uncomfortably warm as the car engine heated up, among other problems. "It wasn't a street car; it was a race car", Shelby said. Still, Spector drove it on the streets, and legend is that Spector racked up so many speeding tickets, his lawyer advised him to get rid of the car before he lost his license.
CSX2287 has been mechanically reconditioned and is on display at the Simeone Foundation Automotive Museum in Philadelphia. Jay Leno has been to the museum and video of him driving the car appears on his web site"
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Tami Spector, professor of chemistry, is working in a chemistry lab with one of her students: Amera Al-Faleh, a senior majoring in chemistry. Professor Spector teaches organic chemistry and molecular gastronomy. Her research focuses on many areas, including fluorocarbons, the transformation of strained ring organics, and the molecular dynamics and free energy calculations of biomolecular systems. She also has a strong interest in the intersection of chemistry and aesthetics. Dr. Spector is a recipient of the university’s Distinguished Teaching Award, given once a year by the USF Faculty Association and the university.
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Phil Spector arrives to court.
The judge in the case against Spector will give the jury it's instructions for deliberations which they are expected to begin in the afternoon.
He is facing a 15 years to life sentence plus an additional 10 years for using a gun in a murder.
Spector, 67, is accused of fatally shooting 40-year-old actress Lana Clarkson around 5 a.m. Feb. 3, 2003 at his Alhambra home. He maintains she committed suicide.
Spector, renowned in music circles for his legendary ``Wall of Sound'' recording technique, is free on $1 million bail. If convicted, he faces 15 years to life imprisonment with a possible added 10-year penalty for use of a firearm.
Criminal Courthouse Building, Downtown LA, CA
Pictured (L-R): President’s Award Winner Anne Spector; with Young Playwrights Advocate Award Winner The Honorable Blondell Reynolds Brown.
Anne Spector received the President’s Award for Special Achievement, for her work as an educator, administrator and advocate of Young Playwrights programming in the Cheltenham School District. Philadelphia City Councilwoman Blondell Reynolds Brown was honored with the Young Playwrights Advocate Award for her extraordinary efforts on behalf of youth and her work in establishing The Fund for Children at the Philadelphia Foundation.
Philadelphia Young Playwrights Annual Benefit: "Write On! A Celebration of Student Voices." June 3, 2009 at World Café Live. Visit www.phillyyoungplaywrights.org for more information.
A portrait of Frederick MacPherson from indie band Spector, who are being tipped for great things.
They were the first of two support acts tonight for "Florence and the Machine".
It's rare you get decent shots from a support band, generally just because the lighting isn't up to much.
The lighting for this set was frustrating at times, but it did have its moments, as you can see.
I was actually the only photographer in for this set (more arrived later), so it was nice to have the pit to myself. Oh, and I was rather impressed with those Spector laddies...a band to watch.
My thanks are due to Alex Hewitt from The Scotsman and Jack Scourfield from Toastpress PR for arranging my photo pass.
Ike & Tina Turner - River Deep-Mountain High - A Historic Recording By Phil Spector - A&M Records Mayfair AMLB 1021
Really, me at 1700 Grand View in Alhambra, CA. Apparently, other signs warned me, under video surveillance.
Tami Spector, professor of chemistry, is working in a chemistry lab with one of her students: Amera Al-Faleh, a senior majoring in chemistry. Professor Spector teaches organic chemistry and molecular gastronomy. Her research focuses on many areas, including fluorocarbons, the transformation of strained ring organics, and the molecular dynamics and free energy calculations of biomolecular systems. She also has a strong interest in the intersection of chemistry and aesthetics. Dr. Spector is a recipient of the university’s Distinguished Teaching Award, given once a year by the USF Faculty Association and the university.
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PHIL SPECTOR
- record producer
- past Cobra owner (CSX2287)
The disgraced record producer once associated with such musicians as The Beatles, Ike and Tina Turner, the Ramones and the Righteous Brothers, used to own the original prototype Cobra Daytona Coupe (1967-71). He drove the former race car on the streets of Los Angeles, for which it was ill suited, and eventually sold the car ...although that didn't stop him from trying to get it back in a convoluted ownership battle with Dr. Fred Simeone, the car's rightful owner.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
I made this photo of Mrs. Lucy Spector and my wife Melody during a visit to Lucy's home in Hillsborough California, a posh community about 15 minutes south of San Francisco. Mrs. Spector and her husband founded Britex Fabrics on San Francisco's Union Square in 1952. Melody worked there for 35 years, retiring in early 2015 - 10 months before this photo. Melody considered Mrs. Spector as a second mother. Though she was Melody's employer, Mrs. Spector was also Melody's mentor and friend. I got away with calling Mrs. Spector by her first name but I only heard Melody refer to Lucy as Mrs. This photo was taken three days before Lucy's 92nd birthday.
I post this photo on July 19, 2017 - GMT - as a tribute and in memory of this great lady who passed from this world on July 1, 2017. She was an inspiration and leader to many people throughout her long career running Britex Fabrics. She was a gracious lady, a caring human being, a shrewd business woman, and will be missed by all who knew her.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Spector Dance - Excerpts from Ocean
Marie Basile, Vicky Alvarez, Lilly Nguyen
Contemporary dance company
Fran Spector Atkins, choreographer, artistic director and founder of SpectorDance, brings a lifetime of dance experience to Monterey County. She is recognized as a master teacher, award-winning choreographer, and international guest artist. Since 1996, Spector Atkins has collaborated with media specialist William Roden to create original dance media works utilizing a signature style of blending music, spoken word, and visual media with dance. Current efforts are focused on creating and performing Ocean, a new dance media project exploring human impacts on our world ocean. SpectorDance is collaborating with the Monterey Bay Aquarium Research Institute (MBARI) to create an innovative live performance integrating interviews with leading ocean scientists, high definition underwater film, original music and contemporary dance.
Kevin Beasley, Nancy Spector, Brendan Gerard
2015 Guggenheim Young Collectors Party
Thursday, March 19, 2015
5th Ave at 89th St
New York City
Artists, curators, YCC members, and other art world influencers attended the 2015 Young Collectors Party to celebrate the Guggenheim Young Collectors Council and the many artists the YCC has supported. Guests enjoyed drinks and dessert, and a special musical performance by DJ Afrika Bambaataa.
Photos: BFA; Getty Images
To learn more about the YCC, visit www.guggenheim.org/ycc