May 6th: Doris Duke Foundation Grant, May 7th: South Arts Individual Artist Career Opportunity Grant, May 27th: Dancemakers Residency, June 1st: Miami DanceMakers
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By Desmond Charles Sergeant and Evangelos Himonides 16 August 2019 This study examines the representation of male and female musicians in world-class symphony orchestras. Personnel of 40 orchestras of three […]
By Hakim Bishara 15 January 2020 Fallout continues from Joshua Helmer‘s departure from his job as executive director of Pennsylvania’s Erie Art Museum. Hundreds of current and former staff members at […]
Patricia Barker discusses her leadership and women choreographers with Dance Magazine’s Steve Sucato.
Learn how the female perspective shaped THE DAY.
Dance Data Project® (DDP) has conducted an initial examination of resident choreographer positions globally within the ballet industry.
DDP found that among the 116 international and U.S. ballet companies studied, a significant majority have hired men as resident choreographers. The study reveals that 37 of the 116 ballet companies surveyed globally employ resident choreographers. Twenty-eight of these 37 companies have placed exclusively men in this position (76%). Read the report here.
By Hannah Schiller 13 May 2019 American orchestras have taken some steps to represent women composers, but that there is still a long way to go. So says a newly-released […]
A work premiering at the Dutch National Ballet will animate the Mexican painter’s emotional world and artistic legacy.
The crossover of the fight for parity extends into the visual art medium – museums come together for the fight.
By Jeanne Allen September 18, 2015; WBUR (Boston Public Radio, “The ArtEry”) In 1963, the Ford Foundation used the power of its grants to help create eight ballet companies across the […]
This interview in Philanthropy Women’s Feminist Giving IRL series features Elizabeth Yntema, president and founder of the Dance Data Project® (DDP).
