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Features
Social Studies
By Miriam SchacterMotion in Stillness: Dance Photography: the profession and the professionals
Perspectives
By Amy BowringScribbling in the Dark (Heidi Strauss’ Glass Anchor, Gerry Trentham’s Chapter 2: The Street, Michael Trent’s This No Moon We Call New)
Departments
Short Waves
By Bridget CautheryShuffling the Deck: new faces in the federal government; Saskatchewan dancer wins a prestigious Prix de Lausanne [Matthew Golding]; Cuts to the arts in BC; Department of Canadian Heritage announces new program; Dance Ontario and Le Groupe Dance Lab recipients of Trillium funding; World premiere of CJ8 film documentary [CJ8 Country in a Body]; New Work explores the imaginative possibilities of aboriginal performance [Red Sky; Sandra Laronde; Peter Chin]; Benjamin Hatcher recipient of Clifford E. Lee Choreography Award; Website of the Month: Greater Vancouver Alliance for Arts and Culture: www.allianceforarts.com
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