IMGX STUDIo
VIRGINIA DUIVENVOORDEN
artist and educator
imgx: Installation Dance & Art
A New Initiative
IMGX - Installation Dance and Art is a live/broadcast dance performance event and an installation art piece. It is a joining of dance and visual arts, and a reimagining of the dance experience. I am working in collaboration with The Dance Centre, Crossmaneuver and PHT Creative Hub Cooperative. The IMGX concept allows the viewer to enter into the world of the dance piece and experience the performance while moving through the different spaces of the second floor of the Presentation House Theatre, the former North Vancouver Museum. There will be at least two dance pieces and some art pieces in the show. The dances are DUET and Hearts of Cloth. They will be shown both live and on video. The art installed will relate to these two works. The videos of the dances will be screened as part of the Digital Dance Fall programming at the Dance Centre as well as in April during a live broadcast from the Presentation House Theatre.
Community Art Project - The Silver Line
A virtual gathering with artist, Virginia Duivenvoorden. Try a new craft and learn more about the connections between art and well being
The Project:
To creates a cuddly fabric heart ornament for your home or to give as gift.
Take a photo and submit it to the digital mosaic.(virginia@imageryexercise.com)
Cut your fabric scraps into small hearts and send in for the art installation piece.
Mission statement: We aspire to pursue dance experimentation while remaining deeply connected to our principles of learning.
Imagery Exercise
Dance & Art
Dance, imagination, visualization, poetry, art, theatre and music can fuel positive changes in individuals and organizations. Virtual and digital integration in the arts has never been more relevant. Collaborations are formed with community and equity in mind, forming stronger bonds and connections. Let’s create programs that celebrate ou
Dance, imagination, visualization, poetry, art, theatre and music can fuel positive changes in individuals and organizations. Virtual and digital integration in the arts has never been more relevant. Collaborations are formed with community and equity in mind, forming stronger bonds and connections. Let’s create programs that celebrate our unified resolve to live in a better world.
My work is to design, educate, perform and share programs for classrooms, health care communities, schools and arts organizations.
With deepest gratitude, I reside, dance and work on the unceded traditional territory of the Squamish, Tsleil Waututh and Musqueam nations.
Virginia Duivenvoorden