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“Interwoven Worlds: A Dance Journey Between Three Cities in Iowa” is a dance program inspired by works from three Iowa art museums: “Manos (Hands)” by José Clemente Orozco at the Des Moines Art Center; “Woman Ironing (Isis)” by Vik Muniz at the Figge Art Museum; and “Which Way?” by Elizabeth Catlett at the Stanley Museum of Art. Audiences will experience three original dances, each paired with projected images of the artworks, weaving movement and visual art together in a performance that includes contextual commentary. The project will culminate in a screen-dance film, expanding the work beyond the stage and making it accessible online via the Des Moines Art Center’s website later this summer.“Interwoven Worlds: A Dance Journey Between Three Cities in Iowa” is designed by Eloy Barragan, Associate Professor of Dance at the University of Iowa and generously supported by the Iowa Arts Council Fellowship Award (2025-2026).
Choreography: Eloy Barragán
Original Music: Colin DeJong
Costume Design: Juliana Waechter
Video Design: Mariana Tejeda
Dancers: Victoria Adams, Brenna Labus, Natalie Prill, Declan Ryan
Free; no registration required.
https://desmoinesartcenter.org/event/interwoven-worlds-a-dance-journey-between-three-cities-in-iowa/
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Des Moines Art Center, 4700 Grand Ave,Des Moines,IA,United States
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