Flamenco dancer
Julie Galle Baggenstoss, “Julie Moon”, is a Flamenco dancer working as a performer, teaching artist, and instructor of Flamenco arts. Fostering awareness about Flamenco – its origin and evolution, its many and varied interpretations, and the art form’s place in American culture – is part of the work taking place in Julie’s projects. With influences from both the East and the West, Flamenco holds many truths and lessons for people across the U.S.A. who find their own personal expressions in this art form. Erik Voss photo.
NEWS
A new choreography by Julie Galle combines tap and flamenco in a project that brings together history and her personal dance journey. Hatched as a contribution to the work by the Flame Foundation to the Cara Mia festival in Dallas, Texas, this new work will begin touring in 2025. Enjoy this video summary of the practice as research process that anchored the piece. Thanks to South Arts for awarding an Individual Artist Opportunity Grant to help fund this exciting project.
Watch the Presentation, titled Community Healing: Flamenco Dance and Mask Theatre, by Julie Galle and Sandra Hughes, was presented in the 9th Biennial New Perspectives Flamenco History and Research Symposium hosted by the National Institute of Flamenco and funded in part by the New Mexico Humanities Council and the National Endowment for the Humanities, on October 3, 2024.
Read the profile of Julie’s work, published by Voyage ATL >>
Read Julie’s Q & A with Gail O’Niel, published in Arts ATL >>