Visiting Artists & Arts Researchers

  • Claire Osgood
    The advanced modern class that I attend is a great resource for community dancers.
  • Christiaan Ruff
    The potential for my dance development at Duke seems as vast as the mind in elevation and the body in motion.
  • Kokanko Sata Doumbia
    ...focus on religious and spiritual influences in Kokanko's repertoire
  • Elizabeth Corbett
    ... accessing the inner logic and unfolding mechanisms ...
  • Clay Taliaferro
    ... focus on the endless duet the body has with space.
  • Urban Bush Women
    explore the cultural influences of the African Diaspora and women's experiences.
  • Wideman/Davis Dance
    Ms. Wideman-Davis, has been noted by New York Dance Fax as “distinctive for the power of her secure pointe work and her personality.”
  • Eto Otitigbe
    When I create new work and share it with people I open up a dialogue and build a community around different issues.
  • Ian Winters
    As an artist I strive to make technology (if used) an essential inseparable tool — but still to be fundamentally a tool for exploration rather than a means in itself.
  • Katya Wesolowski
    Katya has been practicing capoeira, the dynamic Afro-Brazilian fight/dance/game, for move than 20 years
  • People Get Ready Dance Company
    People Get Ready plays kinetic rock to fuse music and dance as a total artistic experience.
  • Marisol Blanco
    Master teacher Blanco engaged in scholarly panels and discussions, music and dance workshops and multimedia events.
  • Jeffrey Page
    Tricked Into A Life Of Dance