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CineSeattle: Artist Feature - African Conexion - Dance of my heart - Alfreo Arreguin
African-Conexion
Local Production. 5 Minutes World Premiere
Inspired by Afro-Latino cultures of the Diaspora, communities are drawn together by the music and rhythm of our common African roots despite the English/Language barrier. Four Afro-Peruvian artists from Teatro Del Milenio of Peru collaborate with Seattle actors, dancers and musicians to create an original bilingual musical entitled, Callejn, (The Alley) for The AFrican ConeXion Project in Seattle.
Dance of my heart
80 Minutes/2007- Cuba (*Coproduction: USA, Canada)
English & Spanish w/ English subtitles
Directed by/Dirigido por: Ricardo Acosta.
The co-creator of Cuban classical ballet and the choreographer of Carmen Suite is ninety years old, healthy, and vibrant. Working every day at a community college in north Florida, he teaches kids how to dance with the same passion he had all his life, working with some of the most important ballet dancers of the twentieth century. Ricardo Acostas Dance of my heart is a sensitive, well documented portrait of the Cuban dancer/choreographer Alberto Alonso.
The film is not only an ode to the nester of classical Cuban dance, but also an ode to the power of art, love, and beauty that will not succumb to the power of time.
Alfredo Arreguin
30 Minutes /2008-USA DIRECTOR AND ARTIST IN ATTENDANCE
English
Directed by/Dirigido por: John Forsen.
Born in Moreila, Michoacan, Mexico (1935), Alfredo Arreguin developed as an artist in Seattle. He has resided, since 1958, in this city. Arreguin's work is in many public and private collections, including The Smithsonian Institution, The National Academy of
Sciences, the Mexican Museum in San Francisco, California, and the Denver Art Museum.
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LocationLangston Hughes Performing Arts Center
104 17th Ave. S
Seattle, WA 98144
United States
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