Carmina Burana

I went to see Carmina Burana at the Academy of Music last week (with some great friends) which was choreographed by Matthew Neenan. and....IT WAS INCREDIBLE. if you ever have the chance to see this ballet, DO IT. Ballet never looked so good.
It makes me very excited to see more performances in my life. The Academy of Music is also one of the best venues to see dance in Philadelphia. It also makes me excited to continue taking ballet and dancing for the rest of my life!

We're All Connected / This Is Now

We're All Connected

Currated by Joanna S. Quigley
Opening Night - March 5th 6-9
featuring art from...
Elizabeth Thamm, Crystal Stokowski, Mark Price, Hilary Price, Sarah O'Donnell, Katie Henry, Jonathan Duelks, Amelia Runyan, Shelby Donnelly, Abbey Lee Sarver, Anni Altshuler, Bobby Gonzales, James Ulmer, Andrew Jefferey Wright and Joanna S. Quigley


This Is Now

An Installation and 3 Performances by Joanna S. Quigley
March 19th - March 30th

(Opening Night) - March 19th - "That Was Then"
March 26th - "There You Are" performed by Out-Going Dance Theater, Music by David Lackner
March 30th - "Meeting You, Meeting Me"


Gallery Hours
Wednesdays 6-8pm
Saturdays and Sundays 4-7pm
or by appointment

All performances start at 8pm. The gallery will open at 6pm.

You and Me

"You and Me Hands"
Spring 2009

Video Video

Last winter I participated in two videos by friends Andrew Brehm and Sarah O'Donnell

Here they are!

To keep track of images, words and links that inspire me I have created a tumblr.

Happy New Decade!

2010 Improv Movement class schedule

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Same time, same place, different year!

Paintings and Movement

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At 40th St. AIRSpace we had a small group show for the UPenn Arts Crawl.
Above shown (clockwise from top left) is Beth Uzwiak's paper mache heart. Everyone got to take a wack at it (blindfolded of course) and when her heart was finally broken it was full of candy and break up notes. Some funny, some too sad and real. Vinson Houston's installation was part performance. Ricardo Zapata (part of the ArtsEdge residency) "Soul Dire Up". Glen Sacks did an installation that looked like a real boy was sitting there when you first walked in. About homeless teens in the city. I showed three new paintings that have counterparts that are works in progress. "8 Months", "We're All Connected" and "I am Willing to Let Go".

(Improv) Movement Class is still every monday from 7-9 at the Rotunda.
New dates for 2010 will be posted at the end of this month.
Live Music (as seen below) has been provided by Jon Duelks, David Lackner and Jamie.