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The creative process of art-making is both messy and magical, frustrating and fluid. It can bring an artist‘s insecurities up to the surface, yet asks for complete and total trust. Join professional dance artist, writer, and fiber artist, Alicia Peterson Baskel, as she interviews a new and different artist each week. You will hear from artists and writers across genres about their journey through the creative process toward their masterpieces. These conversations will encourage YOU to make your art. To value your art and to value the work of others. To push boundaries and to be willing to step into the unknown and trust yourself. To trust your creative intuition. (Photo Credit: Jim Carmody)
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Thursday Feb 24, 2022
Thursday Feb 24, 2022
In this solo episode, Alicia Peterson Baskel recalls a performance that nourished her during a time when she felt depleted artistically. The William Forsythe piece HUMAN WRITES which he made in collaboration with Professor Kendall Thomas, was presented at the Berlin dance festival: Tanz Im August in 2010. This installation performance blew Alicia's mind and still lingers in her heart. For more information and context about William Forsythe and his piece Human Writes go to https://www.williamforsythe.com/installations.html?&no_cache=1&detail=1&uid=16 or watch the trailer here https://vimeo.com/37104554. If you want to take a deeper dive into the discussion of Human Rights with William Forsythe and others watch this video https://vimeo.com/57358617#t=190s. // To learn more about San Diego Dance Theatre's Choreography Class (which is also online for non-San Diego artists!) go to sandiegodancetheater.org . // Find Alicia on Instagram @aliciapetersonbaskel
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