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*What the Press is Saying About Crossing the Line* 2010 Press Highlights Press Highlights (pdf) Full Press Book (available soon) Top Quotes** “This year the French Institute Alliance Française’s marvelous genre-busting event encompasses themes as disparate as human sculpture and urban farming.” The New York Times, September 10, 2010 “Crossing the Line…features not just dance but also performance, theater, visual art, music, film and even food. Sometimes when the safety net of genres is pulled away, the world opens up. Crossing the Line dismantles labels by rendering them meaningless. No art form is the star; ideas are. On this stage the lack of classifications is something to celebrate.” The New York Times, September 2, 2010 “Part of the charm of Crossing the Line is that it is always a touch more playful than esoteric.” The New York Times, September 2, 2010 Ryoji Ikeda’s datamatics [ver. 2.0] named must-see show by Time Out New York! Time Out New York, September 8, 2010 Links to recent articles: Time Out New York – September 16, 2010 Bouchra Ouizguen: Hear Morocco in Madame Plaza By Gia Kourlas The New York Times – September 12, 2010 Evoking Collective Memories of a Dark Day Features Raimund Hoghe's Skyroom Project By Gia Kourlas The New York Times – September 12, 2010 The Noises of Modern Life, Ending in a Bombardment By Steve Smith Huffington Post – September 9, 2010 A County Fair With City Flair Grows in Brooklyn By Kerry Trueman The Record – September 9, 2010 Farm City: Where Are You Growing celebrates Brooklyn's agriculture By Sachi Fujimori Time Out New York – September 8, 2010 Fall Preview: Dance Features Bouchra Ouizguen/Madame Plaza and Jérôme Bel/Cédric Andrieux By Gia Kourlas Time Out New York – September 8, 2010 Cédric Andrieux: Jérôme Bel strikes again with a new portrait of a dancer. By Gia Kourlas Time Out New York – September 8, 2010 Ryoji Ikeda: datamatics [ver. 2.0] / The weekend’s Must-See S hows Time Out New York – September 8, 2010 Crossing the Line 2010: Farm City By Audrey Tempelsman Time Out New York – September 8, 2010 Farm City Fair: Fete Brooklyn’s urban agriculture movement at the Crossing the Line festival. By Chris Schonberger The New York Times – September 2, 2010 Time to Put Choreography Back on Its Feet By Gia Kourlas		2010 Brochure

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