Andrea Olsen

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  BODYSCHOOL 2007 - BODYSTORIES: ANATOMY, MOVEMENT, AND PERCEPTION with Andrea Olsen and Caryn McHose
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  In this workshop, Caryn and Andrea explore experiential anatomy as a resource for clarifying perception and deepening investigation.
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  ANDREA OLSEN is a professor of Dance and Environmental Studies at Middlebury College, in Middlebury, Vermont.She is the author of Body and Earth, An Experiential Guide, (UPNE 2002) and Bodystories, A Guide to Experiential Anatomy (Station Hill 1991) in collaboration with Caryn McHose.She performs and teaches internationally and is on the faculty for the teacher training program of the Center for Yoga and Healing Arts in Amherst, Massachusetts.She was recently a Fulbright Senior Scholar to NewZealand and is working on her third book, The Place of Dance.She is guest editor for the June 2006 issue of Contact Quarterly: Place of Dance/Dance of Place.

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  On Thursday Andrea Olsen, Middlebury College professor of dance and associate in environmental studies, will give a performance and discussion as part of the Environmental Studies Colloquium Series.

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  Andrea is a modern and improvisational dancer, she is also a choreographer who teaches and performs internationally. She believes that the relationship between mover and witness parallels that of performer and audience. In her article Being Seen, Being Moved Andrea suggests the multiplicity of the human experience lives in each of us, and the stage provides an opportunity to embody our inner selves by moving as performer, or by empathizing or projecting as audience' (Olsen, 1993). Coursework at the AMI, aims to explore one's own artistic imagination through improvisation and choreography which can lead participants into methods of informing and resourcing creative and performance work. In her article Andrea remarks on this as she recalls, 'Simply by letting my body move me instead of trying to control it, fascinating movement and useful insights would emerge.
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  Olsen, Andrea J. Being,Seen, Being Moved. Contact Quarterly. Winter/Spring 1993, pp.46-53.

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  "Gaia", for solo violin, was composed for a dance piece titled "Shruthi: Something Heard" which was choreographed by dancer/choreographer Andrea Olsen for dancer Shruthi Mahalingaiah.
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  This piece was the result of a rather unusual collaboration--Andrea's choreography, my music, a poem of Andrea's, and Shruthi's dancing all informed each other as they evolved over the course of a month or so.

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  Tips from Andrea Olsen, author, choreographer, CQ/CE Advisory Board, Professor, Dance Program, Middlebury College, VT

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  Andrea Olsen (1998 Fellowship) Professor of Dance Middlebury College "Body and Earth: Contemplative Practice in Education"

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  Body and Earth: An Introduction, with Andrea Olsen and Caryn McHose
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  Andrea and Caryn consider experiential anatomy a resource for clarifying perception and deepening creative investigation.
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  Andrea Olsen is Professor of Dance and Environmental Studies at Middlebury College, in Middlebury, Vermont.She's the author of Body and Earth, An Experiential Guide, (UPNE 2002) and Bodystories, A Guide to Experiential Anatomy (Station Hill 1991) in collaboration with Caryn McHose.She performs and teaches internationally and is on the faculty for the teacher training program of the Center for Yoga and Healing Arts in Amherst, Massachusetts.Andrea is working on her third book, The Place of Dance and was recently guest editor for two feature issues on "place" for Contact Quarterly.

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  "This is a welcoming space," said Decatur native Andrea Olsen."With beautiful lighting and a great floor, you really feel it.It's really great to be able to be in this space."
  
  Olsen, along with the dance company from Middlebury, performed a preview of the modern dance piece choreographed by Olsen titled "Tribute" on Tuesday afternoon.
  
  The full-length version of the dance, with full lighting and video, can be seen at 4 and 7:30 p.m. today at Millikin University's Albert Taylor Theatre.
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  Olsen hosts a pre-show talk at 6:30 p.m. at the theater.
  
  "One of the things we're celebrating with this dance piece, 'Tribute,' is the people and places who celebrate arts in the community," said Olsen, a professor and chairwoman of the dance department of Middlebury College and director of the eight-person touring dance company.
  
  "It's really a pleasure to be in my home landscape and share it with these young dancers," she said."It's a very vital community."

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  Andrea Olsen, ChairDance Program, CFA 201Middlebury, VT 05753

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  The Saturday, Jan. 19, performance of "Path" will be preceded by a 6:30 p.m. discussion on dance as a ritual with Olsen and Middlebury College Professor of English and Environmental Studies John Elder.
  
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  6:30 p.m. Discussion followed by dance performance: A discussion about dance as a ritual with Middlebury College Professors Andrea Olsen of dance and John Elder of English and environmental studies will precede the evening dance performance of "Path" at 8 p.m. Middlebury College Center for the Arts Dance Theatre, South Main Street (Route 30).

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