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Next Photo Sessions: September 2008

Come be a part of How Philly Moves at the 2008 Philadelphia Fringe Festival!

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Recent Posts:

• Upcoming Panel Discussion on Dance Photography
• Photos from HPM Fringe shoot
• update from the weekend’s photo sessions
• Dance/Photo sessions this Friday/Saturday/Sunday
• less than three weeks till next photo sessions
• Next Photo Sessions Scheduled - and installation is up!
• Installation starting next week + more
• What could have been, and what’s next…
• raising a beautiful army of volunteers - you guys rock!
• The proposal is in!

Photos

Photos from the preliminary HPM photo sessions are currently on exhibit in west philly. You can check them out in the former EMS storefront on 36th street between Walnut and Sansom streets. I’m looking for other opportunities to display the images as this project evolves, so if you have suggestions, let me know.

A selection of images from the first photo session is here.

A selection of images from the second photo session is here.

How Philly Moves
A proposed public art installation celebrating Philadelphia dance

How Philly Moves is a photographic survey of Philadelphia dance, in all its many forms, with the goal of creating a permanent dance-themed public art installation in the newly renovated SEPTA station at 46th and Market streets. The project, a collaboration between photographer Jacques-Jean Tiziou and sculptor James Peniston, is one of five finalists for the commission as part of SEPTA's Art-In-Transit program.

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