Click on the Director as a young child to see more about Isadora Duncan our Featured Artist for October whose philosophy of education involved soul science in music and dance. Her and her sisters taught babies who could not even walk yet how to make graceful movements with their hands. This was in early 1900s in San Francisco. She passed in France in 1927. Her educational philosophies were little understood but she was ahead of her time in early childhood education and she is known as the precursor of modern dance such as the famous Balanchine ballet.
Click on drawing by the Director for her new children's faery tale book to read some quotes by Isadora Duncan. The Director spent the first 5 happy years of her life in Thornton Towers, Venice Beach CA, built by Isadora Duncan in 1900s where she lived in the penthouse and danced on the roof.
