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Seeking Scholars, Artists & Presenting Participants

We Invite:

  • Live presentations to be held as part of the 'Delphic Preview' 2025 with 30 - 90 minute presentations inspired by the Hellenic spirit of the Delphic Ideal in specific. Presentations will include but are not limited to: pre-juried material artists-in-residence, scholarly papers or discussions, poetry readings, site-specific presentations on the grounds of the Center for Hellenic Studies, mythic ceremonies, workshops or performances of dance, music, theater and your unique offerings as they relate to the above. 

  • Festival Presenters should be comfortable with presenting on their field of scholarship for a length of 30 minutes to 90 minutes to an audience of professionals, performers, scholars, and students, among others. Use of audio and visual aids should be indicated and briefly described. The Delphic Preview Committee welcomes proposals for non-traditional, immersive experiences in classroom settings or out of doors, interactive seminars with engaging uses of interdisciplinary elements lending themselves to the energy of The Games.

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**Please note that tech availability may be limited for site-specific/outdoor offerings. 

Work Samples: Please include up to 3 samples of your proposed offering or work on the theme. Files may include images, videos, and/or documents.
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Final Steps

Thank you for your application to present! We will be in contact soon.

 

Isadora Duncan International Institute, Inc.

150 E 61st St., Suite 11D | New York, New York 10065

idii.org - info@idii.org - 845-687-4183

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The Isadora Duncan International Institute, Inc., is a 501 (c) 3 non-profit educational organization founded in 1977 by dancer Maria-Theresa Duncan, Isadora Duncan’s adopted daughter and student, and Kay Bardsley, noted dance historian and scholar. The IDII is a global dance organization on five continents whose mission is to preserve of the choreographic and philosophical legacy of Isadora Duncan, to enhance education through classical studies in art and movement, and to maintain the archive of materials from founder, Maria-Theresa Duncan.

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