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Twenty-nine rotating images representing different artistic disciplines: Nine modern dancers in a mid squat jump. Two children, in an audience of children, singing along. Folkloric dancers. Jazz singer Dee Dee Bridgewater up close at the microphon. Female high school student reciting poem at Poetry Out Loud final. Close up elementary school students applauding enthusiastically. Several dancers on stage in Paul Taylorís Company B. Two male actors in Roman costume. Older woman basket weaver mentoring a younger woman. Elementary school age female dance students arched back, left arms up. Four Asian women in native clothing. Jazz Master Gerald Wilson conducting his big band. Close up of Poetry Out Loud champion reciting at microphone. Two male and one female modern dancers. Three actors in performing in Guys and Dolls. Close up of faces of a male and a female dancer bathed in bright light. Group of kids laughing. Male and female actors in striking make-up and costumes. A male and female dancer, she kneeling, he on one knee leaning towards her. Two young girls in a school workshop, one with a tiger mask. Asian performers in elaborate costumes, masks, and make up. Male high school student reciting at the microphone in Poetry Out Loud final. Female workshop attendee in profile with other participants in background. Workshop teacher reacting to seated students. Profile of orchestra member playing violin. Close up from behind of hand fingering violin. Man playing guitar in a workshop setting with older woman sitting next to him with song lyrics sheet. Drawing of jazz singer and bass player. Sculptural installation



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