Jennifer Monson

One of the dance events featured is from the Ananya Dance Theatre which concludes its “Work Women Do” series with a new piece about the ways women show up for one another, with original music by Minnesota composers Dameun Strange '95 and Andrea “Queen Drea” Reynolds.

> Still, things have changed a lot. “In 2013, thousands of people came out to beat those people up,” Getia tells me, “but now in my club, we have a thousand people or more every month coming to our LGBT party. And you know what, they can’t do anything about it. At the start, we had guys come and try to cause trouble, but then our security came out, and they saw that we were thousands and they were just a handful of people… they’ve never returned. The tide has turned already. We outnumber them.”

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FiraTàrrega és el mercat internacional de les arts escèniques que té lloc anualment a Tàrrega el segon cap de setmana de setembre.

2つのビデオA,Bに対して、Aのダンスの動きを抽出してBの人物に適用する技術でもを見てのツイート。いやすごいな。

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"Shout out @finhan_ for making this after watching Minding the Gap!
What I take from this piece (personally) : The paper bag over the skater's face to me represents how skateboarding suppresses all the negative emotions you can feel growing up and acts almost as a cloak of some sort.

When you take the bag off after skating, all of the bullshit comes back to you. Skateboarding cures heartache however it has limited powers. It can't cure everything.

That's where other creative outlets come in.
Music, art, dance, writing, and ect.
I am luck enough to have multiple outlets but I recommend finding a creative outlet that works for you. It's good for you.
Thanks again @finhan_"

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