Focusing on the intersection of art and environmentalism, this book explores how artists in Oregon engage with their landscapes and histories to convey vital concepts of sustainability. It highlights the innovative ways in which these creatives activate discussions around ecological practices and community awareness, ultimately aiming to deepen our understanding of sustainability and its implications for a better world.
This book explores the globalization of belly dance and the unique communities it has fostered. Tracing its history from the nineteenth to the twenty-first century, it highlights how the dance has evolved and adapted within different cultural contexts, while also examining its integration into popular culture and Orientalist discourse.
Focusing on the development of a fully expressive body, this guide offers actors essential techniques for movement both onstage and off. It serves as a comprehensive resource, compiling established fundamentals while promoting personal growth through movement. Additionally, it aids actors and teachers in making informed decisions for advanced study, making it an invaluable handbook for enhancing performance skills.