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Flower of the Season
Early spring 2010
...a compelling evening of solo dance


FEBRUARY
Friday 19, 8:00 PM
Saturday 20, 8:00 PM
Sunday 21, 3:00 PM

Friday 26, 8:00 PM
Saturday 27, 8:00 PM
Sunday 28, 3:00 PM

Sunday 21
Annelien Goetschalckx

Linda Luke

Eric Losoya

Friday 26: TBA
Saturday 27: TBA
Sunday 28: TBA

Last up 2/21





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Electric Lodge
1416 Electric Avenue, Venice, CA

Dancer:
Annelien Goetschalckx (Belgium)
Eric Losoya (USA)
Linda Luke (Australia)
Kim Nakakura (USA)
Cat Westwood (UK)

Artistic direction:
Roxanne Steinberg
Oguri

Admission $15
Students and seniors $12
Children 12 & under free
RSVP: bwlusa@yahoo.com














Made possible in part by a grant from the City of Los Angeles Department of Cultural Affairs, the Los Angeles County Arts Commission and the Electric Lodge.

Body Weather Laboratory and the Electric Lodge are pleased to announce the return of Flower of the Season; a two weekend dance series featuring innovative performances of new solo work.

In its Fifth year, the series continues to evolve as a platform for the development of new and important dance explorations by a variety of local and international artists. Yearly these dancers are chosen to train together at Body Weather Laboratory, developing individual interpretations of a common vision. Flower of the Season has indeed become a pilgrimage - drawing dancers, choreographers and musicians to a seasonal offering of blossoming creativity.

Dance and performance are transitory arts. They exist in the present. Just as the splendor of a flower is fleeting, so is each remarkable moment of a dance performance - always passing into the next. A flower seeks the light, growing and developing accordingly. It finds just the right time and place to blossom.

Flower of the Season is the extension of the Earthbeat series Oguri and Steinberg began eleven years ago to foster collaborations between visual artists, musicians, writers and dancers. Together, with the work of percussionist Adam Rudolph, sculptor Stephan Glassman, artist Hirokazu Kosaka, musicians Wadada Leo Smith, G.E. Stinson and Nels Cline and dancers Roxanne Steinberg, Melinda Ring, Mia Doi Todd, Jamie Burris,Sherwood Chen, Boaz Barkan, Claudia Lopez, Lillian Barbeito, Benjamin Jarrett, Eric Losoya, Jesske Hume, Magali Gajan, Heyward Bracey, Asher Woodworth, Ariadna Rodriguez Cima, Joyce Lu, A.Dola Baroni, Meyu Kobayashi, Rosemary Candelario, Heather Ehlers, Kim Nakakura and Oguri has continually explored boundaries between audience and stage, creating fresh contexts for the presentation of art and performance.