AC Remler
Ariel Carpenter (AC Remler) writes about the arts and culture of Southern California with a focus on Dance. Recipient of an SPJ Sigma Delta Chi award for feature writing, her most recent work has appeared in outlets such as USC's Trojan Family Magazine and KCET's award-winning series, Artbound. She was a finalist for a 2018 LA Press Club award for one of her Artbound pieces.
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“calling glenn” is an artistic collaboration between Wilco’s acclaimed percussionist Glenn Kotche and Danielle Agami, artistic director of AteNine Dance Co that seems to have been cosmically fated.
Dance is just one element of her new multi-dimensional work, “E/SPACE,” which debuts for a one-night performance.
You could say that the first time Israeli filmmaker Tomer Heymann saw the Batsheva Dance Company perform, it was a religious experience. Upon seeing the…
Author Litty Mathew chats about her latest book release, and Glendale's first museum exhibit commemorating the Armenian Genocide.
Project "Dancing Over 50" rejects the notion that dancers have an expiration date and that the acme of their careers only occurs when their technique is at its finest. The initiative captures the voices of 50 professional dancers ages 50 to 95.
Danielle Agami has been spreading the gospel of Gaga, a distinctive movement art form out of Tel Aviv, Israel, across Los Angeles.
Hailed as one of the country's most acclaimed modern dancers, Inglewood native Matthew Rushing talks about his new role role as AAADT's Rehearsal Director.
With its 7th annual production of "The Nutcracker," Los Angeles Ballet is expanding its reach with 13 performances across Southern California.