KYL/D Performs at LOVE Park to Kick-off Immigrant Heritage Month
June 14, 2019
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On Tuesday, June 4th, 2019 KYL/D performed HOME/S. 9th St. as part of the kick-off celebration of the City of Philadelphia’s Immigrant Heritage Month activities. KYL/D Founder and Artistic Director, Kun-Yang Lin, a native of Taiwan, developed HOME/S. 9th St.
Courtyard Dancers – Excerpts From Weavers & Asunder
August 24, 2017
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Courtyard Dancers production- “Asunder”, a contemporary dance-theater based on Kathak, Thumri, Baul music and poetry. Performed at Painted Bride Art Center, Philadelphia “Asunder” is a search for what once was and never shall be again: an undivided India. “Asunder” evokes
ANI in the Field
August 10, 2016
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No words, Just natures Sounds What would ANI be saying?! Choreography by Animated ANI
Kulu Mele African Dance & Drum Ensemble 2016
March 30, 2016
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Check out Kulu Mele’s new promotional video for 2016! www.kulumele.org Produced by The PHILO Project, www.philoproject.org
2014 Philadelphia Flamenco Festival
January 24, 2014
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Philadelphia’s second bi-annual Flamenco Festival will have its two-week run from March 1-16, 2014, boasting a series of lectures, film screenings, master classes and performances by internationally acclaimed contemporary flamenco artists from Spain, Israel and Pastora Galván, and Rosario Toledo.
Kulu Mele – Guinea Lamban
September 28, 2012
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Guinea Lamban Kulu Mele March 2008 http://www.kulumele.org/ Dress rehearsal of Kulu Mele performing Guinea Lamban
Usiloquy Dance Designs Bharatanatyam
September 27, 2012
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Chaat Usiloquy Dance Designs Feb 16, 2010 http://www.usiloquydance.org/ Chaat challenges the conventional perception of Indian classical dance Bharatanatyam, reinterpreting it as a powerful social language that encourages a dialogue in the community about the universal links between dance, food and
