Bridges to Skidmore Dance Performance

Participants in the fall 2018 Bridges to Skidmore program rehearse before Joan Snyder’s painting Waiting for a Miracle (for Nina and John), 1986, Tang Teaching Museum collection, gift of Mr. and Mrs. Gifford Phillips

The students in Assistant Professor of Dance Sarah DiPasquale’s “Bridges to Skidmore” class (DA209) will perform an integrative, site-specific dance in the Tang Teaching Museum. “Bridges to Skidmore” is a collaborative course between the students of Skidmore College and the clients of Saratoga Bridges, a nonprofit agency serving differently abled adults from Saratoga County. Please join us in celebrating the power of movement and dance for all people! Learn more about Saratoga Bridges here.

The Bridges to Skidmore Dance Performance is supported by Accelerate: Access and Inclusion at the Tang Teaching Museum, a project of The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation.

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