| Welcome to Artsphoria, an international arts magazine celebrating the euphoria of art, dance, film, food, music, photography, theater, travel, and writing (click links above for more). Writing in International, National, Regional, and Other Publications By Director of Artsphoria Andrea K. Hammer In addition to celebrating visionary artists here and in weekly newspaper columns and arts features (linked at left), Artsphoria Director Andrea K. Hammer writes articles and profiles for international, national, regional, and other publications. With more than 25 years of publishing credits, the following are a few highlights of her work, focusing on the arts and creative business: artsphoria@aol.com P.O. Box 216 Wyncote, PA 19095 (484) 326-9109 |
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| Weekly Newspaper Column and Arts Features By Andrea K. Hammer Neighborhood Spotlight Bastille Day in Media? Mais Oui! Photo by Zoron Kovcic/ Courtesy of Media Arts Council Arts Triumvirate: Center for Architecture in Sleek Space Photo by Andrea K. Hammer Arts Features "Rock Concert X 10": Alex & the Kaleidoscope Band: Courtesy of Alex Mitnick |
| Lux (photo by Richard Termine) Doug Varone and Dancers Perform at the American Dance Festival Doug Varone and Dancers will appear at the American Dance Festival (ADF) in Durham, N.C., from July 7 to 9 at 8 p.m. in Reynolds Industries Theater. The company offers a combination of kinetic dexterity, musicality, technical prowess, and passion. Established in 1986, Doug Varone and Dancers have performed in 45 U.S. states as well as prestigious venues across Europe, Asia, Canada, and South America. Holding more than 11 New York Dance and Performance Awards or “Bessies,” Doug Varone has choreographed for dance, theater, opera, film, television, and fashion. This season, Doug Varone and Dancers come ready to impress with two intricately woven works saturated with both nuance and intensity. Members of the company perform "Home" (1988), a touching duet set to music by A. Leroy that depicts the subtle shades of acceptance, rejection, passion. and greed between two people. Also on the program is "Lux" (2006), a 22-minute octet of exhilarating dance performed to "The Light "by Philip Glass. For more, visit www.americandancefestival.org and www.dougvaroneanddancers.org. Photo © Phil Knott |
| "Bristol Waterfront" by Joseph Sagolla/courtesy of the artist Historic Town Inspires Artist's Landscapes, Outdoor Summer Concerts, and Acclaimed Theater A well-kept secret along the Delaware River, Bristol Borough in Bucks County has learned to balance more than 325 years of history while keeping an eye toward the future.... READ MORE |
