Waisman, David
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Rasmussen, Savannah
What ignited your passion for dance?I fell in love with dance at a very young age. It’s always been something that has felt so natural to me, and I feel like I get to be fully be myself when I’m dancing. Growing up in a supportive and inspiring dance environment also helped keep that passion
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Impressionism
I Love Paris Impressionism: An art movement characterized by an emphasis on light and movement.Jessica Conniff dancing in front of “Henri de Toulouse-Lautrec, Jane Avril, 1899. Lithograph, poster on wove paper. The San Diego Museum of Art, Gift of the Baldwin M. Baldwin Foundation, 1987.10.” Celebrating the world class exhibit featuring the work of Toulouse
Collage
Dance Gallery Collage: A technique that uses an assembly of different forms to create a new whole.Jared Osoria dancing in front of Oskar Fischinger, Floating Balls, 1964. Oil on board. The San Diego Museum of Art, Museum purchase with funds provided anonymously, 2009.49. © Fischinger Trust. San Diego Ballet dancers create, perform, and produce a production
Perspective
Celebrating 100 Years at SDMA Perspective: A technique that creates the illusion of depth.Sierra Crocker dancing in front of Joaquín Sorolla y Bastida, María at La Granja, 1907. Oil on canvas. The San Diego Museum of Art, Gift of Mr. Archer M. Huntington in memory of his mother, Arabella D. Huntingto, 1925. Artistic Director Javier Velasco
Intaglio
Film Series Intaglio: A technique where an image is cut into a surface, like etching or engraving.Jonas Olivera dancing in front of Janet Sobel, Untitled, ca. 1946-1948. Oil and enamel on canvas. The San Diego Museum of Art, Museum purchase with funds provided by Suzanne Figi and Mrs. Norton S. Walbridge, 2002.1. Join us for
Landscapes
Art of the Americas Landscape: The depiction in painting of natural scenery, especialy when the main subject is in a wide view. Marshall Whiteley dancing in front of Nicolai Ivanovich Fechin, Torrey Pines, ca. 1925. Oil on canvas. The San Diego Museum of Art, Gift of Wilda B. Dunnicliffe, by exchange, 1998.87. SDB’s residence at SDMA