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纽约新苗文艺中心简介

新苗文艺中心位于热闹繁盛的纽约曼哈顿中国城，是一个以结合教育推广和传播中国文化艺术的非盈利组织机构。最早起源于纽约下东区的Hamilton – Madison Housing Project，本中心于一九七三年由一群纽约当地著名华人艺术家，留学生，家长们和热心的社会工作者共同创立并管理。目前下属单位包括纽约新苗艺术学校及新苗舞蹈团。

宗旨

新苗文艺中心的宗旨在于培养，教育，保存及弘扬中国传统文化艺术，为热爱中华文化的在美各界人士提供一个良好的学习交流园地。拥有将近四十年的创建历史，新苗在不断扩大其文化艺术宣传和招收学生的影响力。本中心教师和舞蹈演员阵容包括曾获国内外重要奖项的中国国家一，二级演员，他们丰富的教学经验和敬业精神一直以来都得到业内及学生和家长们的高度赞赏。

藝術學校

新苗艺术学校是纽约大都会地区唯一一所教导中国传统舞蹈及艺术的专业学校，所有课程均由受过专业 训练及教学经验丰富的老师授课。除了一年一度的春节晚会和学生汇报演出外，本校还为在校学生提供很多社区上的大中小型演出机会，让学生们学以致用，有更多可以在舞台上展现自己的机会。本校的舞蹈课程包括中国古典舞，中国民间舞，毯子功，芭蕾形体，交谊舞及太极，气功等。美术课程包括中国水墨画，剪纸，折纸，雕刻及中国书法。上述课程主要在新苗文艺中心宽敞的教室内授课。此外，我们在Westchester, New Jersey 和Flushing 也设有分校点。

新苗舞蹈團

隶属于新苗下的新苗舞蹈团 Dance China NY，在舞蹈，京剧戏曲方面集结了在中国舞蹈界知名的表演艺术家，用他/她们在舞台上精湛的表演和生动的解说带领观众们进入中国历史悠久的文化背景，了解中国的地域风情。新苗舞蹈团至今已横跨二十六个州，在超越上千个城市做过演出。本团体曾荣幸受邀在华盛顿肯尼迪艺术节及奥斯卡电影颁奖会上演出，也被新泽西艺术教育机构青年分会颁发“2001年度艺术团体”。至今，舞者们以别具一格的舞台演出和表演教学研修结合的方式，在纽约及全美弘扬中华民族舞蹈艺术。



聯繫我們

洪惠瑛 — 行政总监
顾蓓蓓 — 学校校长
黄政贤 — 运营经理
李雪馨 — 教育项目经理/特别项目企划助理
勇佳妍 — 教育助理


390 Broadway, 2nd Floor

New York, NY 10013

Tel: (212) 334-3764

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SUMMER CAMP

A seven-week cultural enrichment program for children ages 3 ½ -10.

DATES
July 8th – August 23rd

HOURS (typical day)
9:15am-9:30am Drop off
9:30am-10:30am Chinese dance
10:30am-11:30am Kung Fu
11:30am-12:00pm Lunch
12:00pm-1:00pm Chinese language
1:00pm-2:00pm Arts & crafts or singing

SPECIAL SERVICE
Early drop-off and late pick-up are available for an additional fee:
Late pick up till 5:30pm: $150/weekly
Early drop off from 8:30am: $50/weekly

FEES
Basic Weekly Fee: $300
7-week discount: $1680 (20% off)

Registration Fee: $15; Material Fee: $25

For more information, please contact:
Janie Wong at Janie@chinesedance.org
Tel: 212.334.3764 ext 103

or
Nico Li at nico@chinesedance.org
Tel: 212.334.3764 ext 106

Download Our Summer Camp Flyer

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Ballet: (Ages 3 and up) Instruction in basic terminology, body positions and technique are introduced while building these techniques through stretching, barre and floor work. Students develop an understanding of rhythms, music listening skills, and personal movement vocabulary.

Chinese Dance Barre Technique: (All ages) East meets west in this class where the upper body movements of Chinese dance are fused with the lower body movements of ballet barre work.

Chinese Dance Basics: (Ages 2? and up) Master the movement and intricate gestures developed over centuries that now constitute the basic technique of Chinese classical and folk dance.

PDF: Tuition & Schedule and Application Forms>>

Chinese Classical Dance: (Ages 12 and up) Perform movement rooted in the elegant ritual dances of the Imperial Palace using highly refined hand gestures, flowing silk sleeves, and feather fans.

Fitness: (All ages) Work on abdominal strengthening, flexibility and stamina.

Folk / Ethnic Chinese Dance: (Ages 4 and up) Enjoy lively dances that originated in the agricultural provinces, some incorporating drums, tambourines, fans, and colorful handkerchiefs. In addition, develop skills in the rich dance tradition of China’s numerous ethnic tribes and nationalities, each with its own rhythm, signature movement, and style.

Ballet: (Ages 3 and up) Instruction in basic terminology, body positions and technique are introduced while building these techniques through stretching, barre and floor work. Students develop an understanding of rhythms, music listening skills, and personal movement vocabulary.

Chinese Dance Barre Technique: (All ages) East meets west in this class where the upper body movements of Chinese dance are fused with the lower body movements of ballet barre work.

Chinese Dance Basics: (Ages 2? and up) Master the movement and intricate gestures developed over centuries that now constitute the basic technique of Chinese classical and folk dance.

PDF: Tuition & Schedule and Application Forms>>

Chinese Classical Dance: (Ages 12 and up) Perform movement rooted in the elegant ritual dances of the Imperial Palace using highly refined hand gestures, flowing silk sleeves, and feather fans.

Fitness: (All ages) Work on abdominal strengthening, flexibility and stamina.

Folk / Ethnic Chinese Dance: (Ages 4 and up) Enjoy lively dances that originated in the agricultural provinces, some incorporating drums, tambourines, fans, and colorful handkerchiefs. In addition, develop skills in the rich dance tradition of China’s numerous ethnic tribes and nationalities, each with its own rhythm, signature movement, and style.

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JULY 2013

 

SUMMER CAMP 2013
A seven-week cultural enrichment program for children from age 3½ to 10.
Date: July 8 – August 23

For more information, click here.
or call us at 212.334.3764.

 
 
 
 
 

JUNE 2013

 

In Search of the Real Monkey King (真假美猴王)
Saturday, June 1, 2013 at 11:00am
Meet the Artist Saturdays
David Rubenstein Atrium at Lincoln Center, Frieda and Roy Furman Stage

New York Chinese Cultural Center at Lincoln Center Atrium for a special Monkey King performance on June 1 st at 11:00am. The performance is about a little Monkey with the special power of face changing has taken over the Monkey Mountain as the Monkey King. For more information, please click here.

 
 
 
 
 

DANCE TO CHINA
Annual Student Recital at Skirball Center for the Performing Arts, $15/adults; $12/Seniors & Students
Sunday, June 23rd, 2:00pm Buy Tickets Now!
This spectacular dance program features traditional folk dances performed by NYCCC students. Audiences will be treated to a variety of regional and folk dances, such as the Mongolian, Uygur, Tibetan, and Tai dances that showcase the rich diversity of China’s different regions. Come experience the richness of Chinese dance and arts & culture in this exciting family show!

 
 
 
 
 

MAY 2013

 

POP UP Series

A curated program featuring emerging Asian choreographers and dancers. POP-UP Series is a new program as a result of utilizing quality working space for dancers and choreographers. The Inaugural Season will feature works created by Kevin Ho & Ching-I Chang, Nico Li and the screening of Dolphin Dance Project, a dance film by Chisa Hidaka and Benjamin Harley. Date:Thursday & Friday, May 2nd & 3rd, 7:30pm @ NYCCC Studio, $15/suggested donations. Click here to purchase tickets.

 
 
 
 
 

APRIL 2013

 


SPRING GALA

You are cordially invited to our 39th Annual Fundraiser on April 26th for an evening of hors d’oeuvres, Cheongsam Show, Performances, & DJ. Join us to honor outstanding Asian American Women Sue Young and Asian Women Giving Circle for their outstanding contribution to the community. Friday, April 26th, 6:30pm – 9:30pm @ Bennett Media Studio, 723 Washington Street, NYC

Click here to purchase tickets.

 
 
 
 
 

FEBRUARY 2013

 

Lunar New Year – Lantern Festival

NYCCC is staging traditional dance performances to celebrate Lantern Festival on Feb. 24. Feb 24 happened to be the Lantern Festival in Lunar Calendar which ends the celebration of Chinese New Year.Event info: Sunday, Feb. 24, 2013 at 4:00pm in Flushing Town Hall. All free, first come, first served.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Lunar New Year – Spring Festival

NYCCC is staging a two-day Chinese culture program to celebrate spring festival and welcome the Year of Snake. Followed by a triumphed celebration at the World Financial Center Winter Garden in 2012, NYCCC is bringing its most celebrated program to the boroughs. For more information, please click here: http://ow.ly/hTgT7

 
 
 
 
 

JANUARY 2013

 

POP UP SERIES Inaugural Season 2013 Fundraising

We recently transformed our largest studio into a white-box performance studio with portable sound and marley floor available to dancers and choreographers.

However, we don’t have enough funds to purchase required lighting system and equipment. We hope we can raise enough funds here at KickStarter. Please support us to make this project happen. Please click here to make donation.

 
 
 
 
 
 

DECEMBER 2012

 

REGISTER TODAY for SPRING SEMESTER

Spring Semester runs from January 5th through June 15, 2013

Wide range of Chinese folk dances, martial arts, language, and arts & crafts classes available. Click here for full schedule.

 
 
 
 
 
 

Saturday, December 15th, 2012, 1:00PM – 4:30PM
P.S. 124 The Yung Wing School, 40 Division Street, NY 10002

For information, contact info@chinesedance.org

 
 
 
 
 
 

Up, Close & Personal
A Talk and Q&A with David Henry Hwang
Saturday, December 15th, 2012, 5:00PM
At New York Chinese Cultural Center – 390 Broadway, 2nd Floor New York, NY 10013

The event is free but we required you to RSVP if you are interested. Please call us at (212) 334-3764.
Please click here to see the event photos.

 
 
 
 
 
 

OCTOBER 2012

 

COCKTAIL PARTY FOR ARTS, CULTURE & WINE
Thursday, October 18th, 2012, 6 – 8pm
at Chambers Fine Art, 522 West 19 Street, NYC 10011

Artist on view: GUO Hongwei

$50/person, RSVP by October 12th, for information, contact Janie@chinesedance.org

 
 
 
 
 
 

SEPTEMBER 2012

 

AUTUMN MOON FESTIVAL

Sunday, September 30, 2012, 4-6pm

FREE @ Queens Botanical Garden

Bring picnic blankets and summer chairs to celebrate the moon festival with your family and enjoy moon cakes, arts & crafts activities, and cultural performances. Click here to see the event photos!

 
 
 
 
 
 

AUGUST 2012

 

REGISTER TODAY for FALL SEMESTER

Fall Semester runs from Sept 8th through December 15, 2012

Wide range of Chinese folk dances, martial arts, language, and arts & crafts classes available. Click here for full schedule.

 
 
 
 
 
 

SUMMER CAMP Sharing Day 
August 24, 2012, 1pm at NYCCC
NYCCC Summer Camp 2012 is soon coming to an end. We are looking forward to seeing you here on the final sharing day! Please join us for a performance and refreshments on August 23rd at 1pm. Click here for camp photos

 
 
 
 
 
 

JULY 2012 

 

SUMMER CAMP

July 9 – August 24, 2012

Join us for a summer of Chinese folk dancing, acrobatics, language, language, arts & crafts and more. Age 3 1/2 and up.
Click here for schedule and tuition

 
 
 
 
 
 

JUNE 2012 

 

Dance to China – Annual Student Recital

Sunday, June 24th, 2012 at 2:00pm

Tribeca Performing Arts Center, 199 Chambers Street, NYC
View highlight photos from the concert click here.

 
 
 
 
 
 

MAY 2012 

Annual Fundraiser

Honoring Grace Meng, New York State Assembly Member, and Asian Women in Business (click to read more)

Friday, May 4th, 2012

at Grand Harmony Restaurant, 98 Mott Street

6:30-7:30pm Reception/Silent Auction

7:30pm-9:30 Dinner/Performance/Award

Dinner Emcee: Jing Li (click to read more about Ms. Li)

Click to view the photo album

 

APRIL 2012 

 

SCHOOL’S OUT program

Monday, April 9th – Friday, April 13th, 2012

A five-day Chinese culture bash for children ages 4 -9 when school is closed.

For daily schedule and workshop fee click here

 

FEBRUARY 2012 
SCHOOL’S OUT programMonday, February 20th – Friday, February 24th, 2012A five-day Chinese culture bash for children ages 4 -9 when school is closed.

For daily schedule and workshop fee click here

 

Celebrating Lunar New Year: The Year of the Dragon
Saturday, February 4th, 2012
At the Metropolitan Museum of the Arts
11am – 4pm
Free with museum admission

 

JANUARY 2012 

Lunar New Year Festival
Saturday, January 28, 2012
World Financial Center Winter Garden
200 Vesey St.New York, New York
12:00pm VIP luncheon (Buy Ticket Now)
1:00pm Arts & Crafts (balcony)
2:30pm Performances (stage)

CLICK to view the photo album

 

Chinese New Year Celebration
Sunday, January 29th, 2012
At Snug Harbor Cultural Center
1000 Richmond Terrace Staten Island, NY
$10/adults; $8/senior & kids under 12
1pm: Lion Dance and tea in the Chinese Scholar’s Garden
2pm: Performance by the New York Chinese Cultural Center
in the Music Hall

Performances will include:
*Handkerchief Dance* Miao Dance *
*Men’s Drum Dance * Mongolian Dance *
*Tibetan Dance * Monkey King with 4 Little Monkeys
*

Tickets may be purchased at  showtix4u.com

 

December 2011

School of the Arts Open House

Saturday, December 17, 2011

Time: 1:00 – 4:30pm Free Admission

Location: PS 124, Yung Wing School

40 Division Street, New York

Come by P.S. 124 and see what NYCCC students have learned! Dance, Chinese Arts, Language, Acrobatics, Weaponry, Martial Arts.

 

SCHOOL’S OUT program

Monday, December 26th – Friday, December 30th, 2011

A five-day Chinese culture bash for children ages 4 -9 when school is closed.

For daily schedule and workshop fee click here

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