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"BLURRED SUMMER DANCE FESTIVAL"

Co-produced with Sushi Performance & Visual Art

and in conjunction with

"ART FAIR SAN DIEGO"

September 2-4, 2010

The Patricia Rincon Dance Collective partners with Sushi Performance and Visual Art to bring to San Diego audiences a dynamic evening of bold and eclectic dance theatre. Directed by Patricia Rincon, and in conjunction with "Art Fair San Diego," these three evenings of potent, electric dance theatre features seven diverse dance companies from Baja California and San Diego, investigating various themes of crossing borders, exploring personal journeys of motherhood, environment, and with some tango thrown in too.

In conjunction with ...
ART FAIR SAN DIEGO, held September 2-5, 2010 at the Hilton San Diego Bayfront Hotel. More than 50 galleries will showcase paintings, sculptures, drawings, prints, photographs, videos, and cutting-edge multimedia artworks. Art Fair includes a VIP Opening Night, distinguished guest speakers, luxury brand displays, city-wide cultural programs, and exclusive wine and food events.

"Blurred Summer Dance Festival" is being co-produced by Patricia Rincon Dance Collective and SUSHI Performance & Visual Art, who is hosting the dance element of "Art Fair San Diego."
( More info about "Art Fair San Diego" go to:  http://artsandiego-fair.com )

Featuring dance artists ...
* LUX BOREAL DANCE - MEXICO
* MINERVA TAPIA DANCE GROUP - MEXICO
* SUBTERRANEO CONTEMPORARY DANCE COMPANY - MEXICO
* SOMBODIES DANCE THEATER - SAN DIEGO
* ALISON DIETTERLE SMITH - SAN DIEGO
* THE PGK PROJECT (Peter G. Kalivas, Artistic Director) - SAN DIEGO
* PATRICIA RINCON DANCE COLLECTIVE - SAN DIEGO / MEXICO

PERFORMANCES:
September 2-4, 2010 @ 8:00 PM

WHERE:
SUSHI Performance Space, 390 11th Avenue (at J St.), downtown San Diego 92101

TICKETS:
$20 general / $15 Sushi members and students.
More info call 619.235.8466.

You can purchase tickets online at:

http://www.sushiart.org

The Patricia Rincon Dance Collective receives major funding from The San Diego City Commission for Arts and Culture, with additional support from the San Diego City College Department of Visual and Performing Arts, the University of California Institute for Research in the Arts, UCSD Latino Studies Research Initiative, The Department of Theatre and Dance, and private donors.

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