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Perspectives In Motion is dedicated to our evolving perspectives, and to their exploration and expression through the body, movement and the arts. Perspectives In Motion was originally established in New York City in 1988 by its Artistic Director, Ann Moradian, as a contemporary dance company and has since expanded its focus and interests to include explorations in education, collaboration and exchange.

Contact: perspectivesinmotion@gmail.com

See also: http://annmoradian-perspectives.blogspot.com


PranaStretch and other classes

For information on classes, click on the tab labelled "Classes"

For upcoming workshops, click on "Events"

Contact: pranastretch@yahoo.com


Ann Moradian is a movement artist, creator, director and teacher who has "a deep respect for dance tradition and at the same delves courageously into the experimental."* Her work reflects the influence of her studies with Eric Beeler (yoga), Finis Jhung (ballet), Jim May* (Humphrey/ Limon/ Sokolow), Nguyen Thanh Thien (martial arts), Maria Abrams (tai chi), and the Gallatin program at New York University. Raised in Colorado, she moved to New York in 1981 where she worked with artists such as Manuel Alum and Anna Sokolow, and founded Perspectives In Motion, performing at venues including Lincoln Center for the Performing Arts and Dia Center for the Arts. She moved to India in 1996 where Perspectives In Motion performed in venues such as Mumbai's Tata Theatre at the National Center for the Performing Arts and the Birla Auditorium in Calcutta. She has taught for over 30 years. Living in Paris since 2002, she is currently developing a movement theatre work in collaboration with visual artist Nannette Bertschy.

Jun
30

Information: What is PranaStretch? And what is "Partnering/Pas Seul"?

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What is Prana Stretch ? Prana, meaning "vital energy," is most readily accessed through the breath. Prana and thought flow together. Prana Stretch is a yoga-based practice that brings the breath and attention together in the moving body. Riding on the breath, our awareness combs through the inner body, releasing blockages, developing optimal alignment, and an ease, joy and power in moving in the world. This process releases tension which, in turn, opens us to our full range of motion and ...
May
17

Information: Ann Moradian's CV/resume

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