Studio 210

Thank you to everyone that has contributed to our #GivingTuesday campaign! If you have not had the chance to donate yet, there's still time! Join us by donating below or giving to our campaign here: https://donate.kindest.com/416149-another-way-of-looking #givingtuesday2020 #fundraiser #donate #SFDance #SFPerformingArts #SaveTheArts #AnotherWayofLooking #Studio210... Pictured: Miriam Wolodarski, photo by Liz Payne Image Description A person in a silver star costume lies on the ceiling, seemingly floating above the darkness. The words "Another Way of Looking" are across the bottom of the image.

We're on our way! Will you help us reach 100 donors TODAY? We are so grateful for donations of any size; large, small, we appreciate them all! Two ways to add your support: donate through Facebook down below or join our campaign here https://donate.kindest.com/416149-another-way-of-looking. Thank you to everyone that has donated to our #GivingTuesday campaign so far! #GivingTuesday2020 #Fundraiser #donate #SFDance #Video #Create ... Image Description A white heart icon moves up a staircase towards a blue video camera, representing the growing number of donors. Purple words read, "We're on our way" and "Help us reach 100 donors for Giving Tuesday."

Have you been teaching classes out of your living room and bumping into everything? Have you tried to create a performance for video and just don't want your bed in the shot? For #GivingTuesday this year, we're asking for donations to begin our project Another Way of Looking.Your contribution will allow us to outfit Studio 210 with camera and video production equipment, personnel, and production support. With this update, Studio 210 will be a place where performing artists c...an stream classes, document performances, and create content for the virtual world. Help us develop this community asset and keep the performing arts alive! We're looking to get 100 donors by the end of the day! Can you help? Donate here: https://donate.kindest.com/416149-another-way-of-looking If you're unable to donate at this time, share our posts, and tell your community the importance of keeping performing artists in the Bay Area! #AnotherWayofLooking #SFDance #sfperfomance #sfbayarea #givingtuesday2020 #Create #Video #videography #Studio210 Dancers in Video: Rachel Garcia & Kyle Limin Video Description The words "It's Giving Tuesday" flash across the screen, along with the logo for Studio 210 and a large graphic of a video camera. The next scene is two people seated and dancing with their arms and hands. The next scene is bright words on a dark background reading "Donate Today. Help us reach 100 donors for our newest project! Link in bio!" A large graphic of a video camera is on the right side. The final scene is the words "Another way of looking," with the video camera graphic replacing the o's in the word looking.

#GivingTuesday is tomorrow! Have you decided which charities to support? Help us reach our goal of getting 100 donors to support our project Another Way of Looking and contribute to the survival of performing arts in the Bay Area! Click the link below to donate before Dec. 1! https://donate.kindest.com/416149-another-way-of-looking... #givingtuesday2020 #donation #fundraiser #SFDance #create Video Description The words, "Another Way of Looking flash on the screen, followed by a person holding up one finger in the air, and the words, "One Day Left." The final image is the words, "Donate Today" and "Giving Tuesday." Pictured: Meegan Hertensteiner

One week until #GivingTuesday! Will you be one of the first 100 donors for our new project Another Way of Looking? We’re looking for donations of any size! Only can spare $5? No problem! Have an extra $10,000 you’re looking to get rid of? Fantastic! Click the link in below to add your support to our campaign! https://donate.kindest.com/416149-another-way-of-looking We know that 2020 has been an incredibly hard year and left many people struggling. That's why in this campaign..., we're focusing on the number of donors, rather than the amount to emphasize the value of all donations. Every little bit helps, and we greatly value every donor that chooses to support us! Help the SF performing arts community survive the pandemic by making Studio 210 a space to create online content. Thank you to Shunzi Che & Lynne Grant for donating! #AnotherWayOfLooking #Studio210 #GivingTuesday #GivingSeason #SFDance #SFPerformingArts #newproject #Fundraiser #Create #DanceVideo #DanceFilm Image of Miche Wong & Nol Simonse by Tim Isom. Image Description Two people kneel in purple lighting with their arms raised and hands around the other's face. One person holds an object up in the darkness. White words read, "Another Way of Looking" and "One week until Giving Tuesday".

Project Reveal! For #GivingTuesday this year, we are asking for 100 donors to start the fundraising initiative for our latest project: Another Way of Looking. Another Way of Looking will add tools for video production to Studio 210, including equipment, personnel, and eventually classes! Will you be one of the first supporters of our new project? Help us get to 100 donors by Dec. 1 by visiting our campaign website at https://donate.kindest.com/416149-another-way-of-looking !... #AnotherWayOfLooking #Studio210 #GivingSeason #SFDance #SFPerformingArts #newproject #Fundraiser #Create #DanceVideo #DanceFilm Image of 2015 Resident Beth Wilmurt by Robbie Sweeny Photography Image Description A person with long blonde hair, wearing a red party hat and yellow checked dress, kneels to closely examine the floor. Purple text reading Another Way of Looking covers the bottom of the image, with white words reading "Giving Tuesday."

Calling all performing artists! Develop your work this winter with time, space, mentorship, and performance in the Studio 210 Winter 2021 Residency. Deadline: October 16th. More information: deborahslater.org/residency . Pictured: Tammy Johnson, Studio 210 2016 Resident Photo by: Robbie Sweeny

Check out Studio 210 Summer 2020 Resident Bhumi B. Patel/pateldanceworks at the SFIAF Outdoor Program on October 24th! pateldanceworks will present "the long shadow," a project of "divisions the empire has sown" created in part with support from the DSDT Studio 210 Summer Residency. More details below...

We are thrilled to be offering a Winter 2021 Virtual Residency! More details below.

Performing artists of all disciplines looking for a chance to develop your work this winter? The Studio 210 Virtual Winter 2021 Residency application is now OPEN! Learn more at: deborahslater.org/residency Application deadline: October 16th, 2020 Residency dates: January 4th - March 6th, 2021. ... Photo of Julie Crothers, 2018 Studio 210 Resident. Photo by Tim Isom. The Studio 210 Residency is supported in part by the California Arts Council, a state agency. Learn more at www.arts.ca.gov. #Studio210 #DanceResidency #SanFranciscoDance #WinterResidency #ArtistResidency

This Friday and Saturday! RSVP for Event Link: bit.ly/DSDT2020

How do you embody dynamic sensation over stagnant form? Bhumi B Patel makes multidisciplinary art to learn how to embrace the contradictions of her inner landscape where she is a brown, queer, working class woman. Moving through the world as a queer artist of colour, the pursuit of collective safety is both an act of labor and of necessity. Deborah Slater Dance Theater's Studio 210 Summer Residency Performance is next Fri & Sat, Jul 31-Aug 1, 6-8pm PST.... RSVP for Event Link: bit.ly/DSDT2020 Lydia Daniller . . . pateldanceworks

"the long shadow by pateldanceworks investigates resistance and resilience, dominance and dissonance, and the shadows of colonization that we are all part of today. Pay-what-you-can to tune into Deborah Slater Dance Theater's Studio 210 Summer Residency Performance. Fri & Sat, Jul 31-Aug 1, 6-8pm PST... Get tickets: bit.ly/DSDT2020 Katherine House; photo by Lydia Daniller

Studio 210 Summer Residency Performance presents Evan Johnson and Bhumi B. Patel. Deborah Slater Dance Theater invites you to focus on the intersection of embodied sensation over stagnant forms, and explores how remote technology can forge creative ground within our climate of national crisis. Pay-what-you-can to tune in on Fri & Sat, Jul 31-Aug 1, 6-8pm PST... RSVP for Event Link: bit.ly/DSDT2020 . . L: Katherine House and Danielle Galvez; Photo by Lydia Daniller. R: Cosmic Elders Theatre Ensemble; Photo by Robbie Sweeny.

As our Summer Residency progresses virtually this month, we wanted to share this note from Summer 2020 Resident Bhumi Patel. https://mailchi.mp/203fca3ac5c6/fieldnotes2

Although we are sheltered in place, our Studio 210 2020 Summer Residents are still working virtually. Check out this peek of a work in progress by one of our Residents, Cosmic Elders Theatre Ensemble. https://www.instagram.com/tv/CByxcFeBC85/

WOW! Thank you to everyone who has donated to and shared our Save Our Studio fundraising campaign. We are absolutely blown away by the amazing response and are thrilled to report that we are almost halfway to our goal! Thank you so much for your generosity. We are so grateful to be supported by such an amazing community. We cannot wait to be with you all in person again With much gratitude, The DSDT Team... https://www.kindest.com/campaign/save-our-studio

We are reaching out to our Studio 210/DSDT family on this #GivingTuesdayNow for help in keeping Studio 210 alive. Studio 210 has been temporarily closed since mid-March due to the COVID-19 health crisis, resulting in a significant loss of income while our rent obligations continue to accrue. Studio 210’s 40th anniversary is this year and instead of celebrating we are fighting to keep the space. This is where you come in. We need help from our friends and supporters to stay afloat and we are asking you to donate what you can at the link to help Studio 210. ANYTHING you contribute, no amount is too small, will be profoundly helpful, allowing us to maintain one of the oldest, and one of the few remaining, dance spaces in San Francisco. With much gratitude ~ The DSDT Team https://kindest.com/campaign/save-our-studio

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