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Celebrating 75 Years Of Dance at the 92nd Street Y
Celebrating 75 Years Of Dance at the 92nd Street Y
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Photo credits: Phil Knott, Richard Termine, Julieta Cervantes, Eyal Landesman, Richard Avedon, Stuart Nelson, Christine Darch, Lois Greenfield, Stephen Schreiber and other photographers still being researched.


Audio: Arpeggios Doubled, composed by Amir Khosrowpour in honor of the 75th Anniversary of our Dance Center.

In 2009-2010 the 92nd Street Y Dance Center will celebrate its 75th Anniversary. As one of New York's founding institutions supporting contemporary dance, and as the oldest U.S. dance institutions still in its original location, we have much to celebrate. Therefore, during the next few years the Dance Center will be inviting new and returning dance artists, patrons and lovers of dance of all generations to teach, perform, reminisce and dance with us!


Video: Spirit of 92nd Street: The Harkness Dance Center at 75, documentary aired on Channel Thirteen/WNET.

Spirit of 92nd Street: The Harkness Dance Center At 75

This mini-documentary celebrates the 92nd Street Y's 75 years of supporting and presenting modern dance in America. Major artists who have performed and taught at the dance center are Martha Graham, Doris Humphrey, Charles Weidman, Hanya Holm, Jose Limon, Pearl Lang, Katherine Dunham, Agnes DeMille, Erick Hawkins, Jerome Robbins, Merce Cunningham, Paul Taylor, Alvin Ailey, and Anna Sokolow, among many others.

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