Tag: Eco-Art Village
More About Vertigo Dance Company & the Eco-Art Village
With a studio in Jerusalem rather than Tel Aviv and another home base in the form of an Eco-Art Village on Kibbutz Netiv HaLamed-Hey, Vertigo Dance Company is certainly far from ordinary.
Vertigo Dance Company: A Conversation with Choreographer Noa Wertheim
Noa Wertheim talks about building the Eco-Art Village, choreographing the site-specific environmental dance “Birth of the Phoenix,” and engaging in “tikkun olam” – healing the world – through her work.
Vertigo Dance Company in Noa Wertheim’s “Mana”
“The expression captured in ‘Mana’ carries the visual aesthetics of calligraphy: fine brush, dipped in black ink, forms a black blotch over snow white paper,” says guest writer Talia Baruch.
Celebrating Shavuot through Movement: Hagiga with Bodyways, Vertigo & the Amuta
Photos: The 2009 Hagiga Celebration, including Vertigo Dance Company and choreographers of the Amuta. Studio photos from 2007 festival are by Rivi Nissim and Amos Vinikof. For religious Israelis, the […]
Vertigo Dance Company: Art, Environment, Community
It’s not often that you gaze out the window of a dance studio and see tractors with bales of hay – but during my visit to the Vertigo Dance Company, that’s exactly what I saw.