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Th* Skinwalkrrs was Inspired by the work of Southwest Native American artist Helen Hardin
‘Skinwalkers’ brings ancient ones to life
ANNE MOSER-KORNFELD
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The { ugene Ba'set presents
The Sk>n*nikers, a world pre
mom ballet by the company's
artiste director Toni Pwnbte. on
Saturday. Apr>! 8 at 8 p m and
Sunday April 9 s!?Mpm a!
the Hull Center
The Sktnwalkers is inspired by
ibe «* pi Southwest Name
American artist Helen Hardm
The baiiei integrates mo skitifut
use o< masks lighting and sets
to create a world where me
ancieni ones come to life
R<iay Grannan. managing
director ol me Eugene Ballet
Company, said mo company
spent a month m Me*«co where
Pimble did research on the clifl
dwellings and returned with an
interpretative took mto me t,ves
o! Native A" ans
"The driving intensity Qt the
piece rotates more to contempo
rary art." Grannan fund
E ach dance in The Skinwaik -
ers takes its name trom me titte
of one of Helen Hardin's paint
ings Hardin was a Santa Oara
Indian whose creative work was
at the cutting edge combm
mg (he traditional ad ot the
southwest with the Cubist and
i «!>'ess (it art :>! I
Ptmble touches on many of
the customs arid mages of the
Anasari Indians of the South
west United States m the ballet
ano worked in collaboration with
costume designer l ynn Bowers,
set destgne' Marty Nelson and
lighting designer Lloyd Sobei to
create the stage inspired by
Hardm's paintings
One ot the dances within The
Skmwttikers is "Shadows of the
Oesed," in which dancers
depicting natives ot the south
west enter a pta/a m a ptoc.es
serial c ireie The movement
represents the circular dance
formations that take place a! a
(estival
Qrannan said the various
components of the dances are
designed lo give people a dif
ferent perspective
Pmbte received money to
produce The Sktnw^lkers from
the University Foundation, in
particular the fJoeketheide
Gran! which provides endow
moots m chemistry, dance and
music
In conjunction with The Skin
walkers program are two ol Pim
ble's most highly acclaimed
works. Two's Company and
Common Ground
Two’s Company has received
rave reviews from the New York
Times. Dance Magazine and
The Village Voice, among oth
ers Common Ground, which
has played twice in Atlanta, will
make its west coast prern.ere at
the Eugene performance
Common Ground, said to be
Pimble's best work has been
descnt>ed as a ballet that
'packs a wallop and demands
to bo seen time and time .igain 1
T he dances have very differ
ent dynamics to them The Sktn
walkers is very costume- and
set-tocused. whereas the others
are movement oriented
Grannan believes the pro
duction is one that proves the
Eugene Bailet has a lot of nerve
and that the ba ot deserves the
reward ol being given a chance
by iocai audiences
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the Mutt Center Ticket Office at
687-5000 Ticket prices are $39
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