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| THE GREGORY HINES COLLECTION
To honor the memory of Gregory Hines, master
of Twentieth Century American tap dance, The American Tap
Dance Foundation, in collaboration with the Dance Division
of The New York Public Library for the Performing Arts, is
proud to announce the development of the Gregory Hines Collection
of American Tap Dance. This project aims to create an archived
collection of tap dance on film and video, print and photographs.
The mission is to preserve, acquire, and
make available for public viewing rare materials representing
the heritage of the American art form tap dance.
You can now view the collection by visiting:
www.atdfhinescollection.com
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If you or your organization
is considering a donation of materials to be included
in the Gregory Hines Collection of American Tap Dance,
or if you have any questions, please contact:
Patricia W. Rader, Acting Curator
prader@nypl.org
Dance Division, The New York Public Library
for the Performing Arts (212) 870-1655 dance@nypl.org
Tony Waag, Executive
Director, American Tap Dance Foundation (646) 230-9564
twaag@atdf.org
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Tap City features
eight action packed days of programs and events where hundreds of
tap dancers converge on the tap dance capital of the world to study,
perform, teach, observe, share and dance!
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Each year the
ATDF hosts a weekend of dynamic Master Classes for adults and teens.
Choreography Residencies, and the annual Tap Teacher Seminar.
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