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MOVEMENT, DANCE & EXPRESSIVE ARTS. Founded in 1978 by dance and expressive arts therapy pioneers Anna Halprin and Daria Halprin, Tamalpa Institute is internationally recognized for its unique approach to movement, dance, and expressive arts therapy and education.
- ABOUT US
Founded in 1978 by dance pioneers Anna Halprin and Daria...
- PROFESSIONAL TRAINING
Tamalpa’s professional training program begins with Level 1:...
- ART AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
TAMALPA ARTCORPS: THE ANNA HALPRIN LEGACY FUND LIFE AND ART...
- INTERNATIONAL BRANCHES
The Tamalpa Collective, founded and mentored by Daria...
- PRACTITIONER DIRECTORY
Daria Halprin, Kentfield CA Email: Click Here >> Julianne...
- FACULTY
Anna Halprin. CORE FACULTY. Daria Halprin. Joy Cosculluela....
- SCHEDULE
LEVEL 1 HYBRID PROGRAM Level 1 Weekend Hybrid Format...
- DEGREE PATHWAYS
Tamalpa has had a long standing collaboration with the...
- ABOUT US
The Institute continues to be a center for research, collaboration, workshops, training programs, and performance. A significant part of our work is related to the history of its originator, Anna Halprin, and her innovative work as a dancer, performance artist, and teacher.
In 1978, together with her daughter Daria Halprin, she founded the Tamalpa Institute, based in Marin County, California, which offers training in Life/Art process, their creative methodology. Halprin has written books including: Movement Rituals, Moving Toward Life: Five Decades of Transformational Dance and Dance as a Healing Art .
Mai 2021 ist Anna Halprin unsere geliebte Mentorin zu neuen Ufern aufgebrochen. Sie hinterlässt uns einen immensen Schatz an Möglichkeiten, Kreativität ins Leben zu bringen. Wir alle können das Leben als Tanz sehen/erleben. Anna hat in allem einen Tanz gesehen. Ihr Motto: Jeder ist ein Tänzer*in.
The Tamalpa Institute honors the life’s work of this amazing woman, our co-founder, who continues to be a source of inspiration, peace, and social transformation. On May 24, 2021 Anna Halprin passed away peacefully at her home in Kentfield, CA. She was 100 years old.
