Crosspulse

For General Operating Support

  • Amount
    $75,000
  • Program
  • Date Awarded
    4/3/2019
  • Term
    36 Months
  • Type of Support
    General Support/Organization
Strategies
Overview
Crosspulse is dedicated to the creation, performance, and recording of rhythm-based, intercultural music and dance. The organization presents the solo work of artistic director Keith Terry by touring nationally and internationally, and through collaborations with artists across many disciplines. Reaching 30,000 people each year, programs include public performances, educational programs in schools, the International Body Music Festival, and regional International Body Music Mini-Fests that connect local, regional, and international body music artists to a wide array of Bay Area communities.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
www.crosspulse.com 
Address
c/o Keith Terry 668 42nd Street, Oakland, CA, 94609, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for general operating support  
Crosspulse, grown out of the artistic vision of percussionist, rhythm dancer, and educator Keith Terry, is dedicated to the creation, performance, and recording of rhythm-based, intercultural music and dance. Since 1980, this vision has included Terry’s work as a solo performer, touring nationally and internationally, and through collaborations with artists across many disciplines. The organization explores the role that rhythm plays in performing arts throughout the world, and how rhythm can connect people and cultures in unexpected ways. Reaching 30,000 people annually, programs include public performances; educational programs in schools; the six-day International Body Music Festival; and smaller, local Body Music Festivals that connect local, regional, and international artists to a wide array of Bay Area communities.
for general operating support  
Crosspulse has grown out of the artistic vision of percussionist, rhythm dancer, and educator Keith Terry, dedicated to the creation, performance, and recording of rhythm-based, intercultural music and dance. Since 1980, this vision has been expressed through Terry’s work as a solo performer, touring nationally and internationally, and through his collaborations with a number of artists across many disciplines. The organization explores the role that rhythm plays in performing arts throughout the world and how rhythm can connect people and cultures in unexpected ways. Reaching 30,000 people annually, programs include public performances, educational programs in schools, and the six-day International Body Music Festival, which connects local, regional, and international artists to a wide array of Bay Area communities.

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