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MSc Finance, Imperial College London - 2009 BSc Business Administration, Carnegie Mellon University - 2008

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Dancing in the Streets: E-blast and Brochure

HIP HOP GENERATION NEXT ‘11

DANCING IN THE STREETS & Casita Maria Center for Arts and Education present

Sponsored byWith additional support from the Simon Bolivar Foundation, the Mertz Gilmore Foundation, Pennsylvania Performing Arts on Tour, a program developed and funded by The Heinz Endowments; the William Penn Foundation; the Pennsylvania Council on the Arts, a state agency; and The Pew Charitable Trusts; and administered by Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation., and with public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts. Major support for performances at the Asia Society is provided by the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Helen and Will Little Endowment for Performing Arts.

928 Simpson Street, 6th floor, The Bronx, NY 10459 T: 718 589 2230 F: 718 842 4622

www.dancinginthestreets.org www.casitamaria.org

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DANCING IN THE STREETS & Casita Maria Center for Arts and Education present

From the South Bronx to East Asia

(July 15 - Aug 6 )

Tue, August 2nd & Wed, August 3rd

HIP HOP KUNG FUPresented with Asia SocietyExploring the reciprocal influences of Asian culture—and particularly martial arts—on hip hop, and of hip hop on Asian culture.

Artistic Director: Adesola Osakalumi

Director and Choreographer: Emilio “Buddha Stretch” Austin Jr. Co-Director & Assistant Choreographer: Michele Byrd McPhee Assistant Choreographers: Valerie “Ms. Vee” Ho

Tue, August 2, 7 pmCASITA MARIA928 Simpson St., the BronxOPEN DRESS REHEARSAL & CONVERSATION WITH THE ARTISTSFree, but reservations are highly recommended. To RSVP, email: info@casita.us (2, 5, 6 trains)

Wed, August 3, 8 pmASIA SOCIETY725 Park Ave., ManhattanPERFORMANCE [WORLD PREMIERE]Q&A Following the PerformanceFree, but reservations are highly recommended. Reservations will be held until 7:45 pm.To RSVP, go to: tickets.asiasociety.orgLIVE VIDEO STREAM: asiasociety.org/live(6 train)

Hip Hop Generation Next is Sponsored by With additional support from the Simon Bolivar Foundation, the Mertz Gilmore Foundation, Pennsylvania Performing Arts on Tour, and with public funds from the National Endowment for the Arts.

928 Simpson Street, 6th floor, The Bronx, NY 10459 T: 718 589 2230 F: 718 842 4622

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DANCING IN THE STREETS presents

May 30-August 15

Sun 8/15, 5-6:30 pmSITE-SPECIFIC SPECTACLE

The world premiere of a site-specific work by choreographers Emilio “Buddha Stretch” Austin Jr, Adesola Osakalumi, and Gus Solomons jr juxtaposes the raw energy of street dance with the splendor of Lincoln Center. 75 dancers lead audiences through Lincoln Center’s plazas to a freestyle dance cipher in front of Alice Tully Hall with music by DJ Doc.

Presented in partnership with Lincoln Center Out of Doors

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Hip Hop Generation Next is sponsored by

With additional support from the Mertz Gilmore Foundationand with public funds from the National Endowment forthe Arts and New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.545 8th Avenue

Suite 1830New York NY 10018

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www.dancinginthestreets.org

Hip-Hop Generations @ Lincoln CenterLincoln Center Out of DoorsJosie Robertson Plaza (Columbus Ave. & 63rd St.)Manhattan

HIP HOPGENERATIONNEXT ‘10

DANCING IN THE STREETS presents

May 30-August 15

Sat 7/24DANCE BATTLE

545 8th AvenueSuite 1830

New York NY 10018T. 212 625 3505F. 212 625 3510

www.dancinginthestreets.org

Hip Hop Generation Next is sponsored by

With additional support from the Mertz Gilmore Foundationand with public funds from the National Endowment forthe Arts and New York City Department of Cultural Affairs.

Hosts: Emilio “Buddha Stretch” Austin Jr, Mikey Disko, and Bobby Mileage

Judges: Popmaster Fabel-Poppin, Shock-A-Lock-Lockin, Loose Joint-Hiphop, Sekou Heru-House and Black Kat-Waackin

Admission: $20

moptopmusic@aol.com

In this global conversion of world class dancers in all hip hop dance styles, individual dancers compete for cash prizes and “bragging rights.”

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Eataly: Photo-editorial

 

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La Pizza A tie up restaurant with Rossopomodoro, La Piazza is a fan fare of juicy mozzarella and crispy dough, that will leave you wanting to come back for more. La Pasta Also part of the link with Rossopomodoro. La Pasta brings the scrumptious Italian staple food to your table in New York.

Il Pesce At Il Pesce, one can revel in the flavors of Esca’s Dave Pasternack. He is known for his mastery with sea food, and now, he brings to Eataly

Le Verdure The freshest harvest, and the best ingredients put together to make the most tasteful food. Le Verdure is Eataly’s own all vegetarian hub.

Il Manzo This is Eataly’s more fine dining experience. Headed by Chef Michael Toscano, Manzo celebrates America’s finest meats in an Italian setting.

La Piazza Located in the center of Eataly, La Piazza is the public square where one can try the finest cheeses, salumis, shellfish and wines while meeting new friends.

“ The city's ultimate destination for food lovers to shop, taste and savor”

- Mario Batali

Shopping at Eataly is as exciting as eating at Eataly. Throughout the market, the walls are covered in Italian food products that can be bought and taken home to make your own Italian meal.

Almost anything you eat at Eataly, is available. While some of it is locally produced, other stuff is specially made in Italy. The finest coffees and oils find their way across the oceans to the racks that cover the Eataly walls. One can even buy fresh fruits, seafood, meats and vegetables over the counter.

Eataly also sells many in house specialties. They sell fresh breads, chocolates, cheeses, wines and pastas that can’t be found any place else.

Along with food, one can also find kitchen ware from Guzzini and Alessi. They have an in-store Library that houses a number of cook books written by renowned authors. Eataly is a one stop shop for all, that relish a good Italian meal.

The Market Place “We sell what we cook, and cook what

we sell ”- Eataly

Advertising Concepts:Bike to Work Campaign

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TransitionalThis style worked well on the better paper, inks and presses of the mid-18th century. There was greater contrast in the line weights. The serifs are more sculpted and the vertical axis is more prominent.Baskerville Times New Roman Cochin

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Egyptian/ Slab serifthe 19th century saw a boom of eclectic typefaces by experimental designers. Heavy serifs and the return to reduced line variation were prominent features of this period.Clarendon Rockwell Calvert

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Advertising Concepts:Lucille Roberts

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Samsung Mobile Phones: Sample Packaging

Morgenthal Fredrics: Marketing Materials

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AT OUR CUSTOM BUFFALO HORN EYEWEAR TRUNK SHOW.

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HANDMADE PIECES.

Please join us to view the collection, 12:00 - 5:00 pm November 19th, Optica, The Shops At North BridgeNovember 20th, Optica, 129 East Oak St

We look forward to seeing you there.

North BridgeThe Shops At North Bridge

520 N. Michigan Ave.Chicago IL 60611

312-595-1171

Optica129 East Oak St

Chicago IL 60611312-642-2550

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