Comments on: What will I find on this blog in the future? https://homegrowndance.com/archives/24 art is everywhere Thu, 02 Apr 2026 08:38:25 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Jacqueline Jones https://homegrowndance.com/archives/24#comment-6 Jacqueline Jones Tue, 10 Aug 2010 09:07:30 +0000 https://homegrowndance.com/?p=24#comment-6 Here in the UK, my perception is that whilst there is plenty of contemporary dance to be enjoyed, it is rarely high profile and therefore is difficult to seek out. I'm excited to see this blog and hope you'll cover global developments in the dance world too. Here in the UK, my perception is that whilst there is plenty of contemporary dance to be enjoyed, it is rarely high profile and therefore is difficult to seek out. I’m excited to see this blog and hope you’ll cover global developments in the dance world too.

]]> By: Forrest Lee https://homegrowndance.com/archives/24#comment-5 Forrest Lee Sat, 17 Jul 2010 22:05:14 +0000 https://homegrowndance.com/?p=24#comment-5 Very good blog Shug, it really defines you to a tee Very good blog Shug, it really defines you to a tee

]]> By: Marsha Collins https://homegrowndance.com/archives/24#comment-3 Marsha Collins Sat, 17 Jul 2010 10:28:39 +0000 https://homegrowndance.com/?p=24#comment-3 As a person who generally sees personal movement of the body as a mode of linear transportation (ie, a way to expand a person's experience through exploring new neighbourhoods, venues, countries and cultures) I welcome this opportunity to learn about and experience movement in a different way. This is a new concept for me: Rather than a a simple method through which we can collect more inputs, our own movement can itself be a form of artistic output. ie, a swim in the beautiful blue Adriatic Sea could be more than a way to view the surrounding coastline and marine life, but a form of expression in itself. Through this approach, it would seem we can be part of the places we visit, rather than just a spectator. This is just one of the ways that I see the potential of this blog for expanding the perspective of novices such as myself. As a person who generally sees personal movement of the body as a mode of linear transportation (ie, a way to expand a person’s experience through exploring new neighbourhoods, venues, countries and cultures) I welcome this opportunity to learn about and experience movement in a different way.

This is a new concept for me: Rather than a a simple method through which we can collect more inputs, our own movement can itself be a form of artistic output. ie, a swim in the beautiful blue Adriatic Sea could be more than a way to view the surrounding coastline and marine life, but a form of expression in itself. Through this approach, it would seem we can be part of the places we visit, rather than just a spectator.

This is just one of the ways that I see the potential of this blog for expanding the perspective of novices such as myself.

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