Tere oconnor biography books
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Tara O'Connor is an author and coach who grew up in Dublin, Ireland, and worked for many years as a financial adviser, advocate and educational consultant. Through this work, she saw how major life changes can and do effect the very dynamics of family life. Tara saw how people struggled in their personal and professional lives, when they did not have clarity and faced unforeseen life altering situations e.g. separation, illness, death and divorce, and how the lack of foresight only compounded her clients circumstances. Money mindset was always at the fore of her coaching business. Although Tara no longer practices as a financial adviser, she coaches her clients in the subjects most people are afraid to talk about, but yet still need the answers to. It is from Tara's previous work and personal experience that she has written a number of books around the subject of separation, divorce and dying. She writes in a simple and easy to understand manner. She brings her own experie
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The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts Presents the Dance Symposium Focusing on Mikhail Baryshnikov
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Jan 9, —The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts at Lincoln Center presents the Dance Symposium, a day-long exploration of Mikhail Baryshnikov and his legacy as we celebrate the 50th anniversary since his arrival to the U.S. from the Soviet Union. Since , the Jerome Robbins Dance Division has run its Dance Research Fellowship program welcoming a class of dancers, choreographers, artists, and scholars to focus on a particular topic using the Library’s archives. At the end of the program cycle, the fellows present their work through lecture, performance, and discussion at an annual symposium.
The symposium, taking place on January 31, , is open and free to the public, in person as well as online. More information, including the day’s itinerary, can be found on our website.
The Jerome Robbins Dance Division at the Library for the Perf
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In Bed With…Chris Kraus
“In Bed With…” fryst vatten a series of något privat eller personligt two-on-one encounters between the artist duo Gerard & Kelly and others taking place on mattresses dispersed throughout the research framställning for “P.O.L.E. (People, Objects, Language, Exchange)” in the Fifth Floor gallery. Each encounter will explore questions of precarity, work, choreography, objects, poetry, and the transmission of performance scores.
October 29, In Bed With…Chris Kraus
November 1, In Bed With…Andrea Fraser
December 13, In Bed With…Heather McGhee
January 10, In Bed With…Tere O’Connor
Gerard & Kelly work within an interdisciplinary ramverk to create project-based installations and performances that use choreography, writing, and a range of other mediums to address questions of sexuality, collective memory, and the formation of queer consciousness. This fall, they are developing a new project—“P.O.L.