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Macau Grand Prix
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Crystal Fairy & the Magical Cactus (Crystal Fairy y el cactus mágico), Sebastián Silva (2013)
#Sebastián Silva#Michael Cera#Gaby Hoffmann#Juan Andrés Silva#Agustín Silva#José Miguel Silva#Cristián Petit Laurent#Diego Macho Gómez#Sofía Subercaseaux#2013
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17 for the end of year book asks!💕
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17. Did any books surprise you with how good they were?
alright i reread the captive prince series this year (i know) and i was really surprised by the subtlety and nuance and empathy with which laurent's past was handled like it really had me staring at the ceiling for a little while... overall really bad books just in terms of writing (girl i really thought this was the epitome of political intrigue when i was 15. thank you god for my frontal lobe) BUT the characters are my best friends and i think c s pacat did a genuinely good job with them. we also read the devil's elixirs by e t a hoffmann for our little bookclub and while it Was a pain to get through we had such a good discussion about it afterwards and i still think about it a lot!
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Best New Dance / Electro Pop: January Beatport
- Artists: Beatport
DATE CREATED: 2024-01-05
GENRES: Dance / Electro Pop
Tracklist :
1. Calvin Harris, Eliza Rose - Body Moving(Riordan Extended Remix)
2. Tiesto, FAST BOY - All My Life(Extended Mix)
3. Morgan Page - Anyone(Extended Mix)
4. Block & Crown - Baby Be Mine(Original Mix)
5. Laurel, Snakehips - Bringing Me Home(OMNOM Extended Mix)
6. Plastik Funk, NERVO, Elle Vee - Crazy (ASHER SWISSA Remix)(Extended Mix)
7. Ellie Goulding, Gregory Porter, TSHA - Somebody(Trance Wax Extended Remix)
8. Nils Hoffmann, The Kite String Tangle - Holding Me Back feat. The Kite String Tangle(Extended Mix)
9. Luma, Kastra - Think About You(Extended Mix)
10. Jackers Revenge - Break Out(Original Mix)
11. Angrybaby, Sly Jr. - LIGHTS DOWN LOW feat. Sly Jr.(Original Mix)
12. Laurent Wery, N.J.E. - Work featuring N.J.E.(Extended Mix)
13. HÄWK (IT), BIONT, Ale Basciano - Macarena(Extended Mix)
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Best New Dance / Electro Pop: January Beatport
- Artists: Beatport
DATE CREATED: 2024-01-05
GENRES: Dance / Electro Pop
Tracklist :
1. Calvin Harris, Eliza Rose - Body Moving(Riordan Extended Remix)
2. Tiesto, FAST BOY - All My Life(Extended Mix)
3. Morgan Page - Anyone(Extended Mix)
4. Block & Crown - Baby Be Mine(Original Mix)
5. Laurel, Snakehips - Bringing Me Home(OMNOM Extended Mix)
6. Plastik Funk, NERVO, Elle Vee - Crazy (ASHER SWISSA Remix)(Extended Mix)
7. Ellie Goulding, Gregory Porter, TSHA - Somebody(Trance Wax Extended Remix)
8. Nils Hoffmann, The Kite String Tangle - Holding Me Back feat. The Kite String Tangle(Extended Mix)
9. Luma, Kastra - Think About You(Extended Mix)
10. Jackers Revenge - Break Out(Original Mix)
11. Angrybaby, Sly Jr. - LIGHTS DOWN LOW feat. Sly Jr.(Original Mix)
12. Laurent Wery, N.J.E. - Work featuring N.J.E.(Extended Mix)
13. HÄWK (IT), BIONT, Ale Basciano - Macarena(Extended Mix)
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"Trio des yeux" appreciation Part 4, featuring Michèle Losier, Michael Spyres, and Laurent Naouri.
(Barcelona, 2013)
#Operablr Pride Month#Les contes d'Hoffmann#The Tales of Hoffmann#still not a fan of the production overall but the staging for this scene is wonderful#all their faces all the time#especially Losier :D#her expressions give me life#she's definitely getting her own post for her Nicklausse one of these days#trio des yeux#Jaques Offenbach#Jules Barbier#Michel Carré#Michèle Losier#Michael Spyres#Laurent Naouri#opera#opera tag#opera gifs
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didn't know this was a thing that happened and now my life is better for it
#opera#opera tag#Les contes d’Hoffmann#The Tales of Hoffmann#Offenbach#Jacques Offenbach#seriously just look at that CAST#John Osborn#Sonya Yoncheva#Michèle Losier#Laurent Naouri#I mean any one of them could kill me on their own but ALL FOUR???#IN LES CONTES D’HOFFMANN???#I am deceased#also the conductor is#Marc Minkowski#and he’s a really great conductor#Youtube
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LICEU 2020/2021: LES CONTES D'HOFFMANN (OSBORN,VIOTTI,VINOGRADOV,PUDOVA,JAHO,COSTA-JACKSON;PELLY,FRIZZA)
LICEU 2020/2021: LES CONTES D’HOFFMANN (OSBORN,VIOTTI,VINOGRADOV,PUDOVA,JAHO,COSTA-JACKSON;PELLY,FRIZZA)
Amb lletra ben petita i sense cap mena de relleu se’ns diu en la fitxa artística del programa que ens podem descarregar de Les Contes d’Hoffmann que la versió que veiem al Liceu, reposició de la producció de Laurent Pelly que vàrem veure la temporada 2012/2013 és la de Jules Barbier /Michael Kaye i Jean-Cristophe Kech/Jacques Offenbach, què deu ser com no concretar res i és com una mena de còctel…
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Join us for a virtual tour of Luce Visible Storage, one of the gems of the Luce Center for American Art! While only a fraction of the Brooklyn Museum’s holdings are on view in the galleries, Luce Visible Storage gives open access to some 2,000 works in storage for visitors, scholars, and students to view and research. Let’s take a look at some of the collections.
Created by Jane Dini, Andrew W. Mellon Senior Curator, American Art, Catherine Futter, Senior Curator, Decorative Arts, Margarita Karasoulas, Assistant Curator, American Art, Nancy Rosoff, Andrew W. Mellon Senior Curator, Arts of the Americas, and Elizabeth St. George, Assistant Curator, Decorative Arts.
Gaston Lachaise’s monumental Standing Woman is among one of the larger-than-life-size sculptures visitors encounter in Luce Visible Storage.
The pronounced contrapposto of the figure’s pose evokes classical traditions, while the robust proportions and sensuous treatment of the female form recall Paleolithic fertility figures. This sculpture is a pictorial homage to the artist’s model and muse (and later wife) Isabel Nagel, who inspired numerous other works.
The Brooklyn Museum’s collection is particularly strong in direct carving, where sculptors carved directly on the chosen material, whether wood or stone, and advocated “truth to materials.” Many of these modernist artists were recent immigrants to the United States.
The French-born sculptor Robert Laurent studied under the painter Hamilton Easter Field in Brooklyn Heights. Carved out of alabaster and weighing nearly two hundred pounds, Robert Laurent’s The Bather depicts an idealized, nude female figure in a dynamic pose, her finely carved hair cascading over her body. Laurent preferred working with this material, noting that “…the beauty of alabaster is its transparency. This is what gives it life and vibration.”
Upon moving to New York City in 1914, Polish-born sculptor Elie Nadelman earned acclaim for his early idealized and classical heads such as La Mysterieuse. Here, rhythmic, curvilinear shapes imbue the sculpture with a sense of dynamism. As Nadelman once acknowledged, “I employ no other line than the curve.”
A protégé of French sculptor Auguste Rodin, Malvina Hoffmann was one of the foremost women artists of the twentieth century. Inspired by her travels in North Africa in the late 1920s, Martinique Woman (1928) anticipates Hoffmann’s later work on The Races of Mankind for the Field Museum. Although the work represents a racial type, its modernized realism signals a deliberate break with earlier treatments of African subjects ranging from caricature to romanticism.
This screen features the museum’s important collection of early twentieth century modernism, including, in the bottom-right corner, Marsden Hartley's Handsome Drinks from 1915.
Responding to the 1915 downing of the RMS Lusitania (or LUS) by a German U-boat off the coast of Ireland, Hartley implores the countries united in response—the United States represented as a Manhattan cocktail flanked by France as a glass of absinthe and the United Kingdom as a cup of tea, to “Forgive (or LOGH in Irish) the blockhead,” or boche an offensive term for a German soldier. The flaming chalice underscores this plea for unity and peace a year before the United States officially entered into the First World War.
In addition to sculpture and painting, decorative arts also abound in Luce Visible Storage.
The museum has a large collection of objects made by Tiffany Studios (formerly in Corona, Queens) including this lamp with delicately cut shades of glass in green, pink, and purple. Each Tiffany lamp has an original composition, many designed by women.
If it seems like the museum has a lot of chairs, it does. The Museum has an exceptional collection of American chairs from the 1700s to today. The form is an excellent way for designers to express themselves with different styles, materials, and forms.
Folding chairs are not a new invention. During the 1860s and 1870s, George Hunzinger, of Brooklyn and Manhattan, manufactured this folding chair that seems to combine function with upholstered comfort.
This charming pair of singing Zacatecas ceramic figures from Jalisco, West Mexico may represent a married couple or founders of an ancestral lineage. Placed in tombs to accompany the dead, these animated sculptures reveal aspects of ancient Mexican life over 1,800 years ago. The man’s fashionable antennae-like hairstyle was probably achieved by wrapping hair around an interior support, and the painted designs on their bodies may represent tattooing.
Amid the display of Native American pottery, storage boxes, and eating utensils, this elk-horn spoon dating from the late 19th century was carved and used by Yurok men to eat an acorn-mush cereal. Today, the Yurok are the largest tribe in California with over 5,000 enrolled members.
This polychrome, wooden statue of Saint Joseph dates from the 19th century and reportedly comes from the church in Zia Pueblo in New Mexico, where it was likely displayed on a sanctuary table. The unidentified artist was likely Native American or of Mexican-Hispanic heritage. Present-day New Mexico was the northernmost frontier of the Spanish Colonial Empire, until Mexico gained independence from Spain in 1821. Its remoteness encouraged the development of religious folk images that differed greatly from their European-inspired counterparts such as the Virgin displayed nearby.
This exquisitely inlaid box from present-day Peru or Bolivia, was likely used to store coca leaves. During the 18th century, such luxury items were prominently displayed in affluent Spanish American homes to underscore the owner’s wealth and social status. Coca-leaf teas were, and continue to be popular as a mild stimulant.
Thank you for joining us on a tour of Luce Visible Storage! Missed one of our other virtual tours? Check them all out here.
Installation Views of Luce Visible Storage (Photo: Jonathan Dorado)
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Essence Of Nature - “Blue Orchidee”
X-Mix-2 - Destination Planet Dream by Laurent Garnier
1994
Techno
***Song starts at 54:34 and ends at 57:45***
If you know a thing or two about dance music and its history, then you for sure know about Sven Väth, the longtime producer / DJ / label and club owner extraordinaire. Väth is a pioneer of early European techno and trance music, having given both genres a home on the highly important Harthouse and Eye Q labels that were based in Frankfurt. He also played a large role in making Ibiza the dance music and party capital of the world and has engineered some of the greatest and longest DJ sets in history, with one of them having gone on for thirty hours.
But a man who you might not be all too familiar with is one of Väth’s co-producers, the man behind the curtain as it were, Ralf Hildenbeutel. Now a nationally reputed music producer and composer for German films and TV, Hildenbeutel was a huge reason for Sven Väth’s initial success as a dance music star. The way Hildenbeutel tells it is that Väth was basically the ideas man; he had an incredible imagination and quite a knack for arrangement. But Hildenbeutel was the guy who was able to take those ideas and physically make them into songs. It was sort of like a Jobs/Wozniak dynamic. Jobs was the dreamer and Wozniak was the coder. The two needed each other, but Väth, like Jobs, ended up being the face of the whole operation.
Before they even met each other though, Väth had found success as part of an 80s/early 90s electro-pop trio called Off, who ended up doing really well in Europe in 1986 with a song called “Electrica Salsa.” Interestingly enough, if you listen to the song now, you can easily spot some of the seeds that were being planted for the rise of Frankfurt-styled techno and trance.
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Upon Off’s early 90s split, its other two members, Michael Münzing and Luca Anzilotti would go on to form the production side of Snap! and become world famous for smash hits like “The Power” and “Rhythm Is a Dancer”. In retrospect, there was such an absurd wealth of talent in Off. It was like the OKC Thunder having Durant, Westbrook, and Harden at the same time, all early in their careers, too.
Hildenbeutel, on the other hand, was a classically trained musician who happened to love electronic dance music. He would meet Väth in 1990 through mutual friends and the two of them would hit it off immediately. They would then form a quartet with those mutual friends, Matthias Hoffmann and Stefan Britzke, called Oddysee Of Noises, and release two records in 1991, marking some of the earliest releases for the Eye Q label.
Then Väth and Hildenbeutel split off into their own pair, Barbarella, producing an album and three 12-inches in ‘92. That same year, Väth would release his debut album, Accident in Paradise, which Hildenbeutel would have a large hand in co-producing. In ‘93, Barbarella formed a new alias in Summerbreeze, and in ‘94, they released a sole 12-inch as The Essence of Nature, releasing Blue Lotus / Blue Orchidee.
A common theme among a slew of Harthouse and Eye Q tracks, and by extension, the Frankfurt sound, is a feeling of a sort of dark and ominous whimsicality. It’s not a trait that one usually ascribes to dance music, but it was kind of Frankfurt’s special sauce at the time. It had a way of giving the music a satisfying level of emotional depth; a characteristic that dance music tends to lack. (And yes, Detroit certainly had dark techno music, but it was far more mechanical and robotic than it was whimsical.) “Blue Orchidee” manages to evoke that dark feeling through its growing bed of icy and spacey synth work, which sounds like something Hildenbeutel may be employing in his film and TV scores today. Occupying the song’s middle ground are subtly bubbling TB-303 squelches, and residing topside is an echoing digital beep and what honestly sounds like a zipper being repeatedly pulled up and down, which also kind of sounds like a repetitive vocal “whoop!” and sort of plays as a positive counterweight to the song’s underlying melancholy. And when all of that mixed emotionality pumps in tandem with the kicks, crisp hi-hats, and bass stabs, “Blue Orchidee” comes away revealing itself as a thing of beauty.
Sven Väth and his production partner Ralf Hildenbeutel with some mid-90s Frankfurt techno magic.
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AUGUST 2018
top | JOSEPH
pants | ADAM LIPPES
bag | CULT GAIA
sunglasses | GANNI
earrings | FRED LEIGHTON
shoes | ALAIA
dress | BORGO DE NOR
hoops | CHAN LUU
bag | NICO GIANI
sunglasses + shoes | CHLOE
t-shirt + skirt + bag | GUCCI
earrings | I+I
sunglasses | LOEWE
sunglasses | SAINT LAURENT
set | MIGUELINA
bag | LOEFFLER RANDALL
earrings | MALLARINO
espadrilles | ROGER VIVIER
top | MARA HOFFMANN
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So here we go 😀 ... 10 of the best pictures we got so far! Thank you so much to all of you 😘 In order of appearance (copyright: the pictures belong to the photographers named!):
1. Climber: Laure Gammaitoni / picture by Christian Gammaitoni / climbing in Merano (Italy)
2. Climber: Luca Romito / picture by Jil Schummer / route: « Laurent ... y’a quelqu’un » (7c), Sikati Cave, Kalymnos (Greece)
3. Climber: Lou Thoussaint / picture by Jean-Marc Winckel / bouldering in Fontainebleau (France)
4. Climber: Pierre Goerens / picture by Olivier Groff / route: « Rauchende Bolts » (7c), Frankenjura (Germany)
5. Climber: Fabienne Gutenkauf / picture by Pierre Goerens / route: « Moby Dick » (7c), Saint Léger du Ventoux (France)
6. Climber: Jean-Christophe Gleis / picture by Nathalie Gleis-Vasseur / bouldering in Kerlouan (France)
7. Climber: Samantha Kremer / picture by Jean Goedert / route: « Spit de boira » (6a), Siurana (Spain)
8. Climber: Anselm Geimer / picture by Dominik Geimer / route: « The Haunted » (8a), Polveriera (Switzerland)
9. Climber: Nathalie Gleis-Vasseur / picture by Jean-Christophe Gleis / climbing in Seynes (France)
10. Climber: Jay Hoffmann / picture by « unknown » / boulder: « U-Boot » (6C), Magic Wood (Switzerland)
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Prediksi Pertandingan Portugal vs Luxembourg Sabtu 12 Oktober 2019
Prediksi Pertandingan Portugal vs Luxembourg Sabtu 12 Oktober 2019 - Pada hari Sabtu, 12 Oktober 2019 pukul 01:45 waktu indonesia barat akan di adakan pertandingan pertandingan Liga Kualifikasi UEFA Euro antara Portugal vs Luxembourg. Lomba ini nantinya akan di laksanakan di Stadion Jose Alvalade.
Portugal memperoleh kans untuk menjadi tuan rumah pada pertandingan kali ini. Di pertemuan terakhirnya pada tanggal 11 September 2019, Portugal sukses menaklukkan Lithuania dengan nilai akhir 1 – 5. Dari catatan 5 pertandingan terakhir, Portugal bermain dengan benar-benar baik dengan catatan 4 kali menang dan 1 kali bermain imbang.
Untuk pertandingan kali ini seharusnya Portugal telah menyiapkan strategi regu yang handal supaya bisa membawa pulang kemenangan, serta bisa mengamankan 3 nilai dalam pertandingan kali ini supaya bisa meraih posisi yang aman dan terhindar dari deglarasi.
Luxembourg yang akan beradu tanding ke markas Portugal tidak akan gentar dalam pertandingan kali ini. Di pertandingan sebelumnya pada tanggal 11 September 2019, regu ini sukses dikalahkan oleh Serbia dengan nilai akhir 1 – 3, Sekiranya di lihat dari 5 pertandingan terakhir Luxembourg benar-benar buruk dengan catatan 3 kali kalah dan 2 kali bermain imbang.
Hasil ini tentunya akan membikin Luxembourg lebih motivasi lagi untuk menghadapi Portugal. Untuk pertandingan kali ini seharusnya Luxembourg juga telah mempersiapkan strategi yang baik untuk memenangkan pertandingan supaya bisa merebut 3 nilai dari markas Portugal.
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Prediksi Pertandingan Portugal vs Luxembourg Sabtu 12 Oktober 2019
Head to Head Portugal vs Luxembourg :
18/11/15 UJC Luksemburg 0 – 2 Portugal
16/10/13 KPE Portugal 3 – 0 Luksemburg
08/09/12 KPE Luksemburg 1 – 2 Portugal
11/08/11 UJC Portugal 5 – 0 Luksemburg
04/06/06 UJC Luksemburg 0 – 3 Portugal
5 Lomba Terakhir Portugal :
26/03/19 KKE Portugal 1 – 1 Serbia
06/06/19 UNL Portugal 3 – 1 Swiss
10/06/19 UNL Portugal 1 – 0 Belanda
08/09/19 KKE Serbia 2 – 4 Portugal
11/09/19 KKE Lithuania 1 – 5 Portugal
5 Lomba Terakhir Luksemburg :
03/06/19 UJC Luksemburg 3 – 3 Madagaskar
08/06/19 KKE Lithuania 1 – 1 Luksemburg
11/06/19 KKE Ukraina 1 – 0 Luksemburg
06/09/19 UJC Irlandia Utara 1 – 0 Luksemburg
11/09/19 KKE Luksemburg 1 – 3 Serbia
Prediksi Susunan Pemain Portugal vs Luxembourg :
Portugal : Patricio; Cancelo, Pepe, Dias, Guerreiro; Neves, Carvalho, Moutinho; Bernardo Silva, Andre Silva, Ronaldo
Luksemburg: Jonathan Joubert, Chris Philipps, Eric Hoffmann, Tom Schnell, Gilles Bettmer, Laurent Jans, Mathias Janisch, Mario Mutsch, Tom Laterza, Aurelien Joachim, D. da Mota
Prediksi Poin Portugal vs Luxembourg : 4 : 0
Handicap : 0 : 3
Over/Under : 3 1/2
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Recap: Spring Members Meeting Gratitude Edition
Submitted by: DC Collaborative Team
May 17, 2018
The DC Collaborative convened 75 members at the May 16 Spring Members Meeting: Gratitude Edition at the Freer Gallery of Art and Arthur M. Sackler Gallery Meyer Auditorium. This is the most exciting meeting of the year where the Collaborative team offers gratitude to members, educators, partners, funders and board members.
Meeting Resources
Agenda
PowerPoint
Feedback Survey
Community Updates
Elizabeth Eder, Head of Education at Freer|Sackler opened the meeting by welcoming everyone to the space.
Barbara Shepherd, The Kennedy Center, Any Given Child DC
The membership was briefed by Barbara Shepherd of The Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts on the Any Given Child Washington, DC Collective Impact program followed by an updated from Nathan Dimond of DCPS Arts and David Markey and Anysa Saleh of the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities about upcoming grants.
Nathan Diamond, DCPS Arts
To further our gratitude/celebration theme, Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffee, DC Collaborative Executive Director gave an update on the excellent news of Arts Education Policy's approval through the DC Council “Sense of Council Arts and Humanities in Education Resolution of 2018.” Jeanette McCune then provided the DC Collaborative Collective Committee updates, followed by a Membership and Programming Committee update by Tracey Wyton and Rebekka Nickman. The DC Collaborative has seen an increase in membership and programming activity of more than one third! nearly 50,000 students were served through the Arts and Humanities for every student program due to the partnerships with members and the Field-trip Experiences grant through the DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities.
Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe, DC Collaborative Executive Director
Blake Rostine, Tracey Wyton, Rebekka Nickman, DC Collaborative
As the meeting host, Jennifer Reifsteck of Freer|Sackler showed a video describing their education programs and highlighted the partnership with the DC Collaborative and discussed how their outreach to DC Public and Public Charter Schools has increased by 500% through their partnership with the DC Collaborative.
Jennifer Reifsteck, Freer|Sackler
More details regarding each of these updates can be found through the PowerPoint.
DC Collaborative Gratitude
Linda Harper, Nik Apostolides and Susan Rosenbaum of the DC Collaborative Board of Directors along with Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe, Rebekka Nickman, Blake Rostine, and Tracey Wyton of the DC Collaborative staff gave gratitude to members and partners who went over and beyond this year.
School Awards
Most Field-trips: Lauren Leister, Creative Minds Public Charter School
Perfect Survey Response Rate: Kalik Booker, Ketcham Elementary; Rachel Heiss, Bunker Hill Elementary; Joanna Lewton, Capital City Public Charter School; Calchita Magee, Neval Thomas Elementary
Most Professional Development Session Registrations: Lucia Schaefer, Bruce Monroe Elementary School
Most Cherry Blossom Art Contest Submissions: W.B. Patterson Elementary School, Lauren Eastlack and Haywood Williams
Teacher Representatives on the Programming Committee: Maurice Douglas, National Collegiate Preparatory Public Charter School; Terry Thomas, Seaton Elementary School; Carolina Clarens, Oyster Adams Elementary School
Terry Thomas, Seaton Elementary and Carolina Clarens, Oyster Adams Bilingual School
Member Awards
Most Collaborative Meetings Attended: Brian Washington, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop
1st Runner Up (Most Collaborative Meetings Attended): Paul Cohn, O Street Museum Foundation
Most AHFES Field-trips Donated:
Avalon Theatre- Sarah Pokempner
Imagination Stage- Joanne Seeling, James Swindell
Washington Bach Consort- Marc Eisenberg and Janey Moskowitz
The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Guest Story Bank Blog Writers: JR Russ, DCAYA and Anthony Setari, DCPS
Speed Dating Series Founder: Jared Shortmeier and Samantha Wyer-Bello, Shakespeare Theatre Company
Pictured (left to right): Sarah Pokempner, Avalon Theatre; Joanne Seelig Lamparter, Imagination Stage; Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe, DC Collaborative; Brian Washington, Capitol Hill Arts Workshop; James Swindell, Imagination Stage; Anthony Setari, DCPS; JR Russ, DCAYA, Jared Shortmeier, Shakespeare Theatre Company.
Connecting to Curriculum Series
Establishment and Commitment to the “Connecting to Curriculum Series”:
Nathan Diamond, DC Public Schools
Special Achievement in “Connecting to Curriculum” Program:
Scott Abbott and Donna Phillips, DCPS Social Studies
Raymond Cummings, DCPS English/ Language Arts
Member Awards: 2017-2018 Meeting Panelists
Nik Apostolides
Lenore Blank Kelner
Dan Crane
Sarah Jencks
David Markey
Jeanette McCune
Gregory McGruder
Lorraine Robinson
Joanne Seelig Lamparter
Barbara Stauffer
Ingrid Zimmer
Sylvia Zwi
Member Awards: 2017-2018 Meeting Hosts
Art Museum of the Americas- Organization of American States- Adriana Ospina
Capitol Hill Arts Workshop- Amy Moore and Brian Washington
Columbia Heights Education Campus- Maria Tukeva
DC Public Library- Carmen Boston
Freer|Sackler- Elizabeth Eder and Jennifer Reifsteck
GALA Hispanic Theatre- Rebecca Medrano and Mauricio Pita
Keegan Theatre- Alexis Hartwick
Shakespeare Theatre Company- Jared Shortmeier and Samantha Wyer-Bello, Shakespeare Theatre Company
Sitar Arts Center- A. Lorraine Robinson, Maureen Dwyer
Smithsonian National Museum of Natural History- Barbara Stauffer
Arts for Any Given Child Washington, DC Community Arts Team
Neil Albert— DC Downtown Business Improvement District
Nathan Diamond— DC Public Schools
Akela Dogbe— Moten Elementary School
Kimberly Douglas— THEARC
Sarah Durkee— National Gallery of Art
Kehembe V. Eichelberger— Howard University
Marc Eisenberg— Washington Bach Consort
Rhona Wolfe Friedman— DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities
Addrienne Gayoso— National Museum Women in the Arts
Barbara Harman— Harman Family Foundation and Catalogue for Philanthropy of Greater Washington
Michelle Hoffmann— Washington Performing Arts
Najla Husseni— Office of Family and Public Engagement, DCPS
Sakina Khan— DC Office of Planning
Sherburne Laughlin— American University
Maryann Lombardi— DC Office of Cable Television, Film, Music and Entertainment
Chase Maggiano— Washington Chorus
David Markey— DC Commission on the Arts and Humanities
Jeanette McCune— The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts
Gregory McGruder— National Geographic Society
Fareed Moustoufi— Pulitzer Center on Crisis Reporting
Laurent Odde— Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority
Evan Regan-Levine— JBG Smith Corporation
Anne Robinson— DC City Council
Lissa Rosenthal-Yoffe— DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative
JR Russ— DC Alliance of Youth Advocates
Anthony Setari— DC Public Schools
Eric Shaw— DC Office of Planning
Terry Thomas— Seaton Elementary School
Maria Tukeva— Columbia Heights Education Campus
Samantha Wyer-Bello— Shakespeare Theatre Company
Tracey Wyton— DC Arts and Humanities Education Collaborative
Collective Impact Committee Members
Khendall Beale
Karen O. Brown
Sarah Durkee
Maureen Dwyer
Michelle Edwards
Caryn Fraim
Roberta Gasbarre
Cynthia Gertsen
Monica Lewis
Jeanette McCune*
Caitlin Miller
Sarah Pokempner
JR Russ
Joanne Seelig Lamparter
Jared Shortmeier
Barbara Stauffer
Christie Walser
Brigitte Winter
Sylvia Zwi
Programming Committee Members
Khendall Beale
Carolina Clarens
Miriam Deaver
Nathan Diamond
Maurice Douglas
Sarah Durkee
Cynthia Gertsen
Jeanette McCune*
Caitlin Miller
Janey Moskowitz
Fareed Mostoufi
Jennifer Reifsteck
Steve Reichlen
Joanne Seelig Lamparter
Carey Stipe Lavallee
James Swindell
Terry Thomas
Arts and Humanities Education Champion and our Fearless Leader
The DC Collaborative also honored Jeanette McCune as our Arts and Humanities Education champion for her 18 years of service with the DC Collaborative.
Jeanette McCune, The Kennedy Center
A huge thanks to the DC Collaborative Board President, Linda Harper as our fearless leader this year and for emceeing the evening and keeping us on schedule.
Another thanks to Nik Apostolides DC Collaborative Board Vice President, for his service this year and adjourning the meeting.
”Sushi and Swag” Reception and Networking Bingo!
Thank you to our fabulous hosts, Freer | Sackler for providing the meeting attendees with a fabulous reception that involved sushi and fun prizes during the networking bingo!
A huge thanks on a wonderful school year from the DC Collaborative team to our members, partners, educators, funders and Board of Directors!
Quick Links
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DC Collaborative Website
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