Author Archives: NewArt

On Oct. 22, New ART takes excerpts from our project about water, FLOW, to Saguaro National Park, joining thousands of others for the BioBlitz, a biodiversity festival to inventory the plants and animals of the park. The monsoons are over, … Continue reading →

“a glee possesseth me”: Moving Emily Dickinson’s Poems A Big Read workshop Sat., Oct. 15, 10am-noon The Movement Shala, 435 E. 9th St. Cost: $15. Children, adults & elders all welcome! Join dancer/writer Kimi Eisele and poet/publisher Lisa Bowden for … Continue reading →

Watch excerpts from our latest work, which premiered at our April 2011 concert, “Watershed,” at Pima Community College Center for the Arts. “NEW ARTiculations’ dance performance “Watershed” moved me deeply. As a water conservation professional in Tucson, I was honored … Continue reading →

Friday & Saturday, April 15 & 16, 2011 8 pm Pima Community College Center for the Arts 2202 W. Anklam $12/$15 Join NEW ART for our annual concert, featuring dances from our multi-year, water awareness project, “FLOW,” and other works. … Continue reading →

NEW ART joined Tucson’s spring Carnaval festival on Feb. 19 to share movement exercises related to water and rivers. We invoked Oxum, the Yoruba-Brazilian diety of love and rivers, played with equilibrium, followed the flow, and created a dance phrase … Continue reading →

Dancing with the River, Carnaval Style! Join NEW ARTiculations for a movement workshop to awaken your own body rhythms and honor the Brazilian Candomble diety, Oxum, goddess of love and sweet waters. Presented as part of the company’s current project … Continue reading →

The Arizona Governor’s Arts Awards honors the extraordinary contributions of artists, arts organizations, businesses, educators and individuals to the quality of life in Arizona. NEW ART was nominated in the category of “Community,” in recognition of its commitment to community … Continue reading →

In October, we began facilitating workshops in partnership Pima County Natural Resources Parks and Recreation and the Ironwood Tree Experience. Using movement, we help tell the story of the watershed that funnels water into Tucson and the surrounding areas. We … Continue reading →