To actors he showed how the great movements of nature correspond to the most intimate movements of human emotion.
The Wanamaker, and its matching dark Jacobean drama, is the place for intimate movements that can pick up on the sexual connections of dance – fingers that briefly touch, bodies that shadow each other, steps that evade and check – a rare chance for a sentence spoken between otherwise segregated sexes wearing heavy clothes.
Perhaps that is why still photography is such an ideal medium to capture dance, as paradoxical as that seems, since a single frame can only begin to intimate movement.
The intimate second-movement Affettuoso, by three of the city's finest early-music artists — Mr. Stein, the violinist Robert Mealy and the flutist Sandra Miller —alone was worth the trip to Trinity.
Corona was close to hairdresser-turned-agent Lele Mora, who provided the intimate details and movements of Italy's A-listers.
Julieta Valero, the Venezuelan modern-dance choreographer who directs and creates dances for this company, will present pieces set to Venezuelan folk music that evoke intimate feelings, organic movements and urban images she associates with Caracas and New York.
The concerto ballet is a genre in which most choreographers pay homage to Balanchine anyway; it was he who definitively established the three-movement concerto structure in terms of male-female chivalry, having it reach its most intimate moments in the central movement.
Instead of focusing on acceleration, he's working to build a start-up culture that's a rough analogue of the slow-food movement: intimate, deliberate, unhurried.
"It's a very different landscape from the scene Net art was in the late 90's -- then it felt like an intimate, avant-garde movement.
So for her new "Cloudless," she proposes to explore subtle and intimate details of movement that the close-up proximity of the dancers will provide.
Among Rodin's contemporaries, Edgar Degas, whose sculpture, begun perhaps in the 1870s, was an intimate study of movement and physical exertion through everyday subjects, in several respects predicts 20th-century developments.
