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Ainsley Hawthorn, Ph.D., is a Middle Eastern dancer, cultural historian, and dance scholar based in St. John’s, NL. She blogs for Psychology Today, writes commentary for CBC NL, and is finishing up her first non-fiction book, The Other Five Senses. For more, visit: http://ainsleyhawthorn.
Ainsley Hawthorn's Work
Canadian Teenager Wins New Prize at Prestigious Prix de Lausanne
Maya Smallwood was with her roommate at Canada’s National Ballet School when she heard the news: she won the Prix de Lausanne’s inaugural Young Creation Award.
Posted March 3, 2021
Made in BC Celebrates 15 Years With an Interactive Virtual History
The website shows dance hoops, a sweatshirt, a soup can and a hodgepodge of other items tumbling from the trunk of a hatchback on a B.C. highway. Click on any one of them and you’ll be whisked into a story about a dance artist who has toured the province through Made in BC – Dance on Tour or one of the community programs it has supported.
Posted February 3, 2021Athletic Art
By Ainsley Hawthorn Volume 23, Issue 6After a prolific ice dancing career, Shae-Lynn Bourne finds more joy in choreographing than competing
Adaptive Dance Teacher Adapts to a Virtual Classroom
Hilary Walsh takes her classroom online, teaching adaptive dance within COVID-19 physical distancing restrictions.
Posted May 7, 2020
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