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 f the 19th C\, as artists are veering away from the art academies\, their 
 search for new styles\, topics and mediums is closely related to dance. Th
 eir interest in various cultures and folk art inspired artists to have a c
 loser look at folk dances\, including colorful costumes and expressive mov
 ements. The growing metropolis like Paris\, Berlin and New York brought yo
 ung\, often impoverished girls onto the stage\, whether as ballet dancers\
 , in cabarets\, circuses\, or even shadier places. Women were at the foref
 ront of creating new dances and changing social mores. Modern artists were
  also highly inspired by the new directions in modern dance\, as performed
  for example by Isidora Duncan. Other artists like Henri Matisse pursued n
 ew expressions of timeless\, more universal or primordial dances\, in sear
 ch of an underlying connection between all cultures. Throughout the decade
 s\, ‘dance’ develops from being a theme in painting and sculpture to an in
 tegral element of stage sets\, kinetic art\, performance.
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 -sylvia-meo.html\n\nThe Theme of Dance in Modern Art\n\nTowards the end of
  the 19th C\, as artists are veering away from the art academies\, their s
 earch for new styles\, topics and mediums is closely related to dance. The
 ir interest in various cultures and folk art inspired artists to have a cl
 oser look at folk dances\, including colorful costumes and expressive move
 ments. The growing metropolis like Paris\, Berlin and New York brought you
 ng\, often impoverished girls onto the stage\, whether as ballet dancers\,
  in cabarets\, circuses\, or even shadier places. Women were at the forefr
 ont of creating new dances and changing social mores. Modern artists were 
 also highly inspired by the new directions in modern dance\, as performed 
 for example by Isidora Duncan. Other artists like Henri Matisse pursued ne
 w expressions of timeless\, more universal or primordial dances\, in searc
 h of an underlying connection between all cultures. Throughout the decades
 \, ‘dance’ develops from being a theme in painting and sculpture to an int
 egral element of stage sets\, kinetic art\, performance.
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SUMMARY:POSTPONED!  The Theme of Dance in Modern Art - Sylvia Meo Lecture (
 Hybrid - Sylvia will be online)
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