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Competitive dancing, art or sport? This was, in another time, a recurring question in interviews with relevant couples, but ceased to be after the recognition
by Philip Nicholas It is a great pleasure to be asked to write a short history of Australian dancing and what was always talked about
Since Ballroom Dancing developed during the 1920/30s, it has naturally undergone many changes in style. However, even the style that is danced today owes much
Everybody will at a certain time be curious about his of her roots and try to connect it to his or her personality, national identity
In general Germans are believed to be strong, tall, blond, always on time, neat and love to drink German beer… With the following 10 headings
Compiled by Ekaterina Lapaeva, Pablo Picasso Pablo Ruiz Picasso was a famous Spanish painter, draughtsman, and sculptor who lived most of his adult life in
Abstract In the previous article, “Authenticity versus Commercialism,” I took the initiation to portray in words an existing issue of today’s competitive dancing. Part 1
Every year, couples from all over the world come to the Empress Ballroom in Blackpool to dance and take part at one of the most
In today’s world, with all the media present, the word art is being manipulated and abused. We all know this, but still, the question remains – what is art, really?
The word art, as a translation from Latin, in the beginning meant purely the skill, the craft of being able to produce or perform a “piece”.
What’s in a name? A brief review of the validity and authenticity of Latin American dances’ names in ballroom dancing. David Outevsky MSc, PhD Candidate
Recently, attending the UK Open Championships in my newly formed role of non participant, I have invested a lot of my time observing the happening
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