Townsend Talk: When America Went Broke, Art Went Big

Townsend Talk: When America Went Broke, Art Went Big

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Thu, Nov 19

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Enter the 1930’s with dance historian Celia Ipiotis on Thursday, November 19, at 5:30 p.m. Discover how the WPA (Works Progress Administration) funded artists, enabling them to lift people broken by the Great Depression. Ipiotis revives the era that enriched millions through the arts by presenting EYE ON DANCE video footage of the influential choreographers Anna Sokolow and Sophie Maslow describing their firsthand experiences. Click here to purchase tickets.

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