#gretchen smith

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New York City Ballet | Gretchen Smith on THE TIMES ARE RACING: Anatomy of a Dance 

When revisiting the pas de quatre in Justin Peck’s The Times Are Racing, Corps de Ballet Member Gretchen Smith describes how dancing in sneakers instead of pointe shoes changes the way she approaches a role.

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Gretchen Smith and Tiler Peck in Spectral Evidence (NYCB)

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Gretchen Smith and Zachary Catazaro in Funérailles (NYCB)

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@the_peetape: Hoo-boy! A year and a half after the insurrection, unreported pictures of Michael Flynn and Patrick Byrne at Trump Internation

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NYCB's Gretchen Smith in the studio (x)

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Your toes are bloody -- but there's something special about a tutu: New documentary sheds light on the grit and glamour of life at the New York City Ballet

By Misty White Sidell

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Bleeding toes and sweaty clogged pores are very real foils to ballet’s…

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Curator’s Review. Issue #25: Gretchen Smith

Gretchen Smith "Sozo: a prayer installation in abandoned building in the midwest", 2007, installation in abandoned building with found objects, 12 x 12 x 12 feet approx.

This work by Gretchen Smith is an installation called "Sozo: a prayer installation in abandoned building in the midwest", which looks like a bunch of photo slides that are strung up on strings and hanging from the ceiling as if they were a strange version of the Christmas tree decoration without the tree itself. And next to them is a big box with an open top as if we are meant to cherry-pick these sliders and either put them in a box or throw them on the ground. The prayer here may be in a form of abode candle which we choose to keep or not to keep. 

- David Gibson, the juror and curator for the New York Art Marathon