Residency with Carmela Greco

Flamenco Ole

2007

$20,000

Flamenco dancer Carmela Greco, daughter of flamenco legend José Greco, completed a four-week residency in Philadelphia with Flamenco Ole! The residency included master classes, public workshops, and the creation and presentation of a new work as part of Flamenco Ole's 2007–08 season.

Recipients

Flamenco Ole

Performance

Dance

Questions of Practice

Questions of Practice: Barnes Foundation’s Thom Collins on Unpacking the Museum’s Collection Through Performance

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Trisha Brown In the New Body Lectures Public Talk with Marissa Perel and Brian Wallace

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Ain Gordon, 2018-19 Visiting Artist

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