<x-html><!x-stuff-for-pete base="" src="" id="0"><html> <font face="Times New Roman, Times">Please post this announcement for guest artists for 2001-2002. <br> Thanks <br> Buff Brennan, Chair, University of Wisconsin-Madison Dance Program<br> <br> <br> <div align="center"> <x-tab> </x-tab></font><font face="Times New Roman, Times" size=5><b>WANTED: GUEST ARTISTS!<br> <x-tab> </x-tab>September 2001 April 2002<br> <br> <br> </font></b><font face="Times New Roman, Times"></div> The vibrant and innovative <b>Dance Program at the University of WisconsinMadison </b>is happy to announce openings for <b>Guest Artist Residencies </b>for the academic year September 2001 to April 2002. In the areas of dance, multimedia performing art, and/or interarts and technology, residencies may involve teaching, performing, the creation of a new work, and/or a lecture demonstration. Residencies may last from one week to three weeks depending on the project involved. Artist applicants should be experienced and established in their respective areas. In the past four years the Guest Artist Residency program has featured artists such as Joe Chavala, Molissa Fenley, Sherone Price, Janis Brenner, Bill T. Jones, Danis Perez Prades, June Finch, Sean Curran, Gloria McClean, Clyde Morgan, Lisa Naugle, Wendy Woodson, and Pat Catterson. The Dance Program has celebrated yearlong Asian/AsianAmerican and African/AfricanAmerican Festivals of guest artist performances, lectures, and master classes. It hosted the first National Dance and Technology Conference and Dance for the Camera Symposium. We invite you to apply and help make our dance program even richer in its artistic offerings.<br> <br> <b><div align="center"> DEADLINE FOR APPLICATIONS OCTOBER 31, 2000.<br> <br> </b></div> To Apply:<br> Please send a letter of application (to include available dates, if possible), an updated resume, a video sample of your work, and the name and phone numbers of three references. Be sure to include current phone numbers, email addresses, FAX numbers and mailing address for yourself or your agent. All applications <b>must be postmarked</b> <b>no later than October 31, 2000</b>. Send to:<br> <br> Professor Claudia Melrose, Chair FAX: 608/2653841 <dl> <dl> <dl> <dl> <dl> <dd>Arts Events Committee<x-tab> </x-tab><x-tab> </x-tab><x-tab> </x-tab><x-tab> </x-tab> Phone:608/2621691 </dl> </dl> </dl> </dl> </dl>University of Wisconsin Dance Program Email: melrose@education.wisc.edu<br> 1050 University Avenue, Lathrop Hall<br> Madison, WI 53706<br> <br> In 1926, under the leadership of Margaret H’Doubler, UWMadison became the first university to offer a degree program in dance. The program has graduated many students who have gone on to lead and teach at other university dance programs and to become founders and members of major dance companies. In 1990 the Dance Program established the cutting edge interarts and technology (IATECH) major, integrating computer and video technologies with movement, sound and visual arts. The IATECH program is currently a leader in this exciting new field, expanding the frontiers of media and the arts in both practice and performance. The Dance Program is located in recently remodeled Lathrop Hall. Facilities include the new state of the art Margaret H’Doubler Performance Space, four dance studios, video and sound labs and a black box multimedia performance lab.<br> </font><br> </html> </x-html>
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