Both fought an uphill battle against conservatives in their respective fields of dance and music.
Actually, excellence is the only criterion spelled out in the letter, though it clarifies that the excellence should be in artistic achievement in the fields of dance, music, theater, opera, motion pictures or television.
On Wednesday, the Netherlands' Performing Arts Fund, which administers government funding to the fields of dance, theatre and music, announced its allocations and the Amsterdam-based theatre was left empty-handed.
Just as Edwin Denby, Clement Greenberg, and Pauline Kael transformed the nature of criticism in the fields of dance, art, and film, respectively, Hardwick has redefined the possibilities of the literary essay, and her frankly intimate tone and expansive analysis are part of the pleasure of her work.
It seemed that the materialism of the society as a whole had extended well past the simple consumerism of our capitalist environment and invaded the world of culture itself, producing a plethora of inhibited and cold works of art in the fields of dance, theater and music -- from trashy "pop" to intellectual exercises in modernism.
Artist Genevieve Waller, a former Wichitan, hoped to use sculpture, photography and installation art to honor the achievements of queer Kansans in the fields of dance, film, literature, theater and politics, The Wichita Eagle reported.
How gloriously simple and radical: a pedestrian revolution, shifting perceptions and the field of dance.
She talked of Ms. Gross's work and her long years of struggle to produce in the difficult field of dance.
The choreographer Trisha Brown has been wonderfully persuasive at tempting contemporary artists into the field of dance.
There were other milestones, like the recognition of a dance historian and archivist, Nancy Reynolds, for her service to the field of dance ("a first," Ms. Reynolds said).
Germany also was represented in the field of dance scholarship, most notably by Leipzig Gottfried Tauber in Der rechtschaffene Tanzlehrer ("The Correctly Working Dance Teacher"; 1717).
