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Party on the Edge
01 Oct This entry was posted in Events and tagged Bent Spoon, Cantor Arts Center, Cardinal Ballet, Everyday People, Kuumba, Talisman.

The Cantor Arts Center kicks off the school year with Party on the Edge, a night filled with student performances, art, poetry, music, film, and more.

Music and dance in the Contemporary Gallery

Left and below: Kuumba African Dance and Drum Ensemble

Student performances on the North Lawn

Above: Cardinal Ballet dancing in front of a crowd.
Splash photo at top of page: Everyday People a capella group.

Live music in Rodin
Rotunda throughout the evening

Left: Ami Robbins Quartet; Below: Danny Smith

ASSU Arts Grant Artists showcase their work in the Inner Courtyard.

Reading and music in the Early European Gallery
Left: Alvin Addo; Right: Lady Renaissance.

Music in the lobby by Devin Mooers and Laura Chau from [sic] dot

Talisman keeps the crowd energized outside the main entrance during the fire alarm.

Films and dances in the Auditorium

Below: Molly Robertson, Lara Sofia Romero, and Bent Spoon
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  1. Kristen Olson says:
    October 29, 2009 at 11:32 am

    On behalf of the Cantor Arts Center, Thank you! You captured the wonderful event beautifully.