Instead of nurturing my love for dance, I found that the school espoused an avant guard technique that was anathema to my training and sensibilities.
An introduction to narrative and avant-garde narrative film production through the creation of hands-on digital video exercises, short film screenings, critical readings, and group critiques.
As an artist in her own rite, Tharp's introduction to audiences was as a member of the New York avant-garde of minimalist dancers that in the 1960s grew out of the Judson Dance Theater, a milieu of visual artists, dancers, filmmakers, poets and musicians who came together for a decade and a half.
Now I'm letting my guard down," writes Clinton in the introduction to What Happened, which was announced by publisher Simon & Schuster on Thursday.
Here he combined his technical training with an introduction to leading artists such as the sculptor Marino Marini and the more avant garde Lucio Fontana.
"It's been nearly 50 years since my book of conceptual instructions, 'Grapefruit,' was first published," the 80-year-old avant-garde icon writes in a brief introduction to the project.
This book provides an amusing, rather unusual introduction to this highly unconventional figure of Europe's post-war artistic avant-garde.
Discworld novels often include a modern innovation and its introduction to the world's medieval setting, such as a public police force (Guards!
— Introduction to Abnormal Psychology.
Patrik Schumacher, chief theoretician at Zaha Hadid Architects, writes in the introduction to "Zaha Hadid and Suprematism" that Ms. Hadid's work has given new life to "the warped and anti-gravitational space of Russian avant-garde painting".
