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3:12 PM 02/08/2013

The Barnard Project noted among Dance Theater Workshop's partnerships

January 06, 2011
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In a Dance/USA article about the merger between merger between Dance Theater Workshop and the Bill T. Jones/Arnie Zane Dance Company, Barnard's partnership with DTW is mentioned:

"DTW’s Guest Artist Series will see about 16 different companies present work in the Schonberg Theater, including Siti Company with whom DTW has a long-term partnership. Additionally the annual DanceNOW/NYC Festival presents short pieces by at least 40 artists each year and the Barnard Project presents work by four different choreographers set on Barnard College students. “We still plan to be of service to the dance community by opening our facilities for rental to the dance community at subsidized rates,” Peterson said. “We’ll also be looking for a partnership externally so we can send artists out of the city for some space and time to just focus on testing out new ideas. So the residencies may not be completely within our footprint, but they will still exist.” Officials said while NYLA will remain focused on dance, it will also expand programs supporting other performing art forms."

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