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Ray Terrill | Dance Group has been performing in and around the Twin Cities since Ray relocated in 1994.Originally from the Pacific Northwest, he has extensive experience as performer, choreographer, teacher, presenter and arts program administrator.He started his professional modern dance career as a member of Martha Graham-based Repertory Dancers Northwest in Seattle Washington until relocating to Portland Oregon to work with the Mary Wigman-based modern dance company Oregon Dance Consort. In Portland, he eventually became co-artistic director of the company where he choreographed numerous original works, taught extensively and produced the contemporary dance season Pulse/Impulse for five consecutive years. He also served as guest artist with many well known regional dance companies and choreographed original dances for regional producing organizations.While in Portland, Ray collaborated with other dance professionals to found the statewide Dance Coalition of Oregon, a dance service organization, for which he served as Executive Director from 1991-1994.After relocating to the Twin Cities, Ray spent five seasons as a member of the Christopher Watson Dance Company while establishing the Ray Terrill Dance Group.Proficient in classical modern dance technique he has evolved a choreographic aesthetic described by critics as uniquely spiritual and lyrical on one hand while irreverent and quirky on the other. Aesthetically, Ray is inspired by wide-ranging music styles and is attracted to exploring provocative subject matter and complex emotion. He works hard to mine his material to expose the universal human experience. His more recent work has incorporated video, animation, and text as a backdrop to extend his choreographic ideas.In the Twin Cities, Ray has served as Board President for the Christopher Watson Dance Company, board member for Off-Leash Area, and advisor to the Walker Art Center's Tour Guide Council. Ray is also the sole producer of the annual Dances at the Lake Festival, a free open to the public performance, presented at the Lake Harriet Rose Garden in Minneapolis.Recently retired from his day job, Ray enjoyed a parallel career in the role of executive producer/management consultant to develop media-rich interactive communications and distance learning solutions for top 100 globalcorporations.Numerous government, foundation and corporate arts funding agencies have generously supported his choreography over the years and his dances have been presented in many venues including Seattle's On the Boards, Portland Center for the Performing Arts, Portland Art Museum, International Firehouse Cultural Center,Artquake, Festival of Physical Comedy, Walker Art Center, Weisman Art Museum, Lakeville Performing Arts, Art on the Edge, and Dances at the Lake Festivals. Over the years, Ray has taken advantage of the Fringe Festival performing circuit and has presented his dances at many including Minnesota, Chicago, Providence, Tucson, Salt Lake City and Denver.

Portland Center for Spiritual Living is in a powerful and exciting time as a new Senior Minister is being welcomed into the life and love of this Center. The Co-Creation Process and the Sacred Covenant created from it have established a new mental equivalent and set in motion the mystery of change. The opportunity is for all members to open their hearts, to be fertile soil and to accept and embrace the Good of a new experience of a New Minister.

Talking Emotionally Focused Therapy with Dr. Sharon Chatkupt Lee. Portland Center for EFT: https://pceft.com/.

Rev. Larry closes out 2019 with the Center's "Golden Bowl Ceremony." Using his tips, write down your intentions for newness in 2020. The Practitioners at Portland Center for Spiritual Living will pray for your success throughout the year!

https://entrearchitect.com/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/RyanSiemersPortrait.jpg () How to Tell a Powerful Story Through Video This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, How to Tell a Powerful Story Through Video with Ryan Siemers. After receiving two bachelor degrees from the University of Minnesota in architecture and urban studies, Twin Cities Native Ryan Siemers attended the University of Oregon's Portland Center for Urban Architecture. Following his time in Portland, Ryan returned back to Minneapolis to work with the national design build firm Oppus Architects and Engineers to gain perspective on the motivations and capabilities of a private developer. Ever since he can remember, he possessed a mind for the art of storytelling. During what had become the time of the great recession, it was clear that he needed to reshape his passion for architecture and the digital arts into a set of services that could serve the architectural community by crafting stories that communicate the value, the ingenuity and beauty that design brings to society in a clear and compelling way. Ryan's passion to learn, grow and innovate has driven him to be a pioneer in architectural filmmaking and cinematography in Minnesota. Ryan grew up with two parents who let him take anything apart and put them together. In high school, he fell in love with trade applications like drafting, woodworking, and more. He changed schools so that he could have more options. When he was asked what he wanted to do, he told people he wanted to design places and learned what architectural engineering was. He focused on theoretical approaches to architecture in Minnesota and pursued his passion from there. He focused on the politics of architecture that shapes the decisions behind the building. Those policies turned him toward Oregon's program to control public investment in urban growth. After school, he wanted to expand his understanding of what was pushing design. He began interning with a company in Portland and then had a fantastic opportunity with Oppus to see how a real estate developer can own and develop their own properties, along with how they approach cities and communities. He quickly realized that his passion was helping to formulate internal stories of why we're doing what we're doing and how to convince people that making better design decisions is worth putting the money into. To hear more, listen to the podcast! Find Ryan online at http://ryansiemers.com (RyanSiemers.com) or follow him on http://www.facebook.com/1326172798 (Facebook), http://vimeo.com/ryansiemers (Vimeo), https://twitter.com/RyanSiemers (Twitter), http://instagram.com/rsiemers (Instagram), or http://www.linkedin.com/in/ryansiemers (LinkedIn). Visit our Platform Sponsors Freshbooks is the easy way to send invoices, manage expenses, and track your time. Access your free 30 day trial at https://entrearchitect.com/freshbooks (EntreArchitect.com/FreshBooks). (Enter EntreArchitect) ARCAT has huge libraries of free content, Specs, CAD, BIM and more. No registration required. Want to collaborate with colleagues in real time? Visit http://EntreArchitect.com/ARCAT (EntreArchitect.com/ARCAT) and click Charrette for more information. Gusto… It's time to tame the chaos of payroll, benefits, and HR. Get it all done with Gusto. Visit http://EntreArchitect.com/Gusto (EntreArchitect.com/Gusto) for a 3 month free trial. Referenced in this Episodehttps://entrearchitect.com/foundations/ () http://EntreArchitect.com/Group/ (Join The EntreArchitect Community on Facebook) Download the Profit For Small Firm Architects course for FREE. https://entrearchitect.com/itunes () https://entrearchitect.com/itunes (Leave a Rating and Review at iTunes) http://LAFS.info (League of Architectural Filmmakers and Storytellers) (website) http://superbird-studios.com (SuperBird Studios) (website) The post...

How to Tell a Powerful Story Through Video This week at EntreArchitect Podcast, How to Tell a Powerful Story Through Video with Ryan Siemers. After receiving two bachelor degrees from the University of Minnesota in architecture and urban studies, Twin Cities Native Ryan Siemers attended the University of Oregon s Portland Center for Urban Architecture. Following […] The post EA230: How to Tell a Powerful Story Through Video [Podcast] appeared first on EntreArchitect.

Susannah sat down with Portland Center Stage Managing Director, Cynthia Fuhrman to chat about the selection process for Portland Center Stage's new artistic director.

Rev. Larry King provides the Christmas Eve message at Portland Center for Spiritual Living. What's the best Christmas Gift, ever? YOU! This podcast also features Music Director Linda Rossi singing "Silent Night."

“The Physics of Vaudeville,” was organized by University of Oregon Physics Instructor Stan Micklavzina and hosted by The American Association of Physics Teachers on July 20, 2010. The show promoted the use of Performance Art to display the principles of Physics and also celebrated the 50th anniversary of the LASER. The show was held at the Newmark Theater inside Antoinette Hartfield Hall, Portland Center for Performing Arts, Portland, OR. Featured Performers include Jugglemania’s Rhys Thomas, aerialist Kyoko Uchida, and balance performer Brittany Walsh from Circus Artemis, music by Shoehorn, also acts by Curtis Carlyle, Rob Brown, and a laser show from Laseronics. The show was sponsored by Vernier Software. Lasers sponsored by American Physical Society LASERFEST project. Special thanks to the AAPT and The University of Oregon Dept. of Physics. Enjoy the show and perhaps we can pique your interest in physics!