Founded in 1978, Los Angeles Dance Foundation’s (LADF) original mission established a performative archive of modern dance reconstructions and commissioned works for diverse audiences in performance, outreach, and arts learning settings.
Today, LADF cultivates awareness of the dance legacies and professionals, and provides self-sustaining, career development resources in writings, workshops, and networks for artists.
RESOURCES:
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Select LADF concert footage is online for educational and research purposes at USC Library.
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Bonnie Oda Homsey’s career development offerings include the 2021 article, “An Action Plan for Artistic Identity and Career Development”
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American Repertory Dance Company’s reconstructions of thematic programs over its 10-year existence.
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LADF’s FaceBook Page celebrates the dance legacies and professionals.
The Office of Alumni Relations
invites you to a
Women in the Arts Roundtable
In celebration of Women’s History Month and Juilliard’s extraordinary alumnae, this roundtable will bring together six inspiring women from across the divisions to share their perspectives and examine the impact that female leaders can have in the arts. Join us for a live discussion that will explore advancing careers, capacity building, women’s issues, and strategic planning.
Please contact alumni@juilliard.edu with any questions.
