Founded by
Arthur Hall
Dancer - Choreographer - Master Teacher - Humanitarian - Citizen of the World
b. April 18, 1934, Memphis, Tennessee, d. July 6, 2000, Camden, Maine
In Memoriam Arthur Hall
We remain convinced of the value of Arthur's life and work
and its potential, through the Arthur Hall Collection,
to continue its teaching and impact.
Honor Rolls of Donors and Contributors
The Arthur Hall Collection Digital Archive Project
Project Narrative PDF
Recent additions to the Arthur Hall Collection
February 2012
Joan Myers Brown & the Audacious Hope of the Black Ballerina
A gift of the author, Brenda Dixon Gottschild
Inscribed to the Arthur Hall Collection
In memory and celebration of Arthur Hall
- a life lived in and for dance -
(2012,
Palgrave Macmillan)
January 2012
December 2011
Four photographs donated by Steve Linn from
Repertoire Workshop: MOJUBA
(1967)
Marion D. Cuyjet and Her Judimar School of Dance:
Training Ballerinas in Black Philadelphia
1948-1971
By Melanye White Dixon
(2011, Edwin Mellon Press)
See Marion Cuyjet
November 2011
Videotape donated by C. Abbott Meader
Maine Public Broadcasting's Northern Lights program, ca. 1997
Arthur Hall conducting rehearsals and narrating.
October 2011
Original transcripts and CD copy of audio recordings
1985 interviews of Arthur Hall by Brenba Dixon Gottschild
October 2011
Original ephemera from Ile Ife Center, ca. 1982-1984
from the Rev. Margo Blake
June 2011
Moving images and photographs
Pennsylvania Historical and Museum Commission
Historical Marker honoring Arthur Hall
Dedication and Unveiling
Universal African Dance and Drum Ensemble perform for Arthur Hall Alumni
Jessica Lautin photograph, June 11, 2011
Reception honoring Arthur Hall
Mayor's Conversation Room
City Hall of Philadelphia
Friday, June 10, 2011
April 2011
16mm print of ILE IFE: House of Love
(1973, color and black and white, 25 minutes)
Loaned to the collection by filmmaker Raymond Hartung
Excerpt available on YouTube
Digital copy available on DVD
New Video
Arthur Lee Hall: Historical Marker
(2011, 9:00 minutes)
Other Videos Available Online
Renaissance on Sacred Ground
(2011, 15:00 minutes)
The Unvictorious One
(1957, silent 9:09 minutes)
Arthur Hall conducts a children's class - Kenneth Abendschein photograph, ca. 1980
DVD copies of AHC materials
Mission Statement |
2011 Annual Report |
Past Reports - To Donate
Elizabeth Roberts opens performance of Obatala at the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Bruce Williams photograph,1982
The Arts belong to all people,
and all people surrender to the Arts at some point.
I am happy now after forty years of being a Symbol
of Black Culture to expand my Vision to encompass
all the World's Cultures by founding
the
International Dance Center ...
The Support of the Community Uplifts my Spirit.
The Center will be a place for the Creative Process,
a place for International Music & Dance to Come Together,
perhaps to Create what does not yet exist.
Yours in the Cause of Humanity,
Arthur Hall
[1995]
The Arthur Hall Afro American Dance Ensemble Alumni
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