International Museum of Dance-IMOD

International Museum of Dance-IMOD We explore dance forms throughout all regions and cultures of the world.

The International Museum of Dance invites all people to explore why we dance, through innovative exhibitions, diverse educational programs, and accessible archival collections.

06/01/2026

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05/31/2026

We hope that no matter where you are right now, you are dancing. 💃🕺

From the streets of Paris to every corner of the world, dance connects us, inspires us, and reminds us of our shared humanity.

Nous espérons que, où que vous soyez en ce moment, vous êtes en train de danser. 💃🕺

Des rues de Paris aux quatre coins du monde, la danse nous relie, nous inspire et nous rappelle notre humanité commune.

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05/29/2026

Founded in 1974, the Seoul Metropolitan Dance Theatre is one of Korea’s leading contemporary dance companies, known for blending traditional Korean movement with modern choreography. Through powerful storytelling and innovative performances, the company continues to bring Korean dance to audiences around the world.

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05/27/2026

This video has one clear message: sometimes you just need to GET DOWN. 💃🦜

Who’s got the better moves: the dancer or the parrot? 👀

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05/26/2026

Today we celebrate the birthday of Isadora Duncan — the revolutionary artist often called the “Mother of Modern Dance.” ✨

Born on May 26, 1877, Duncan transformed the world of dance by rejecting ballet traditions and embracing organic movement, emotion, and freedom of expression.

A few fascinating facts about Isadora Duncan:
• She danced barefoot, which was considered radical at the time.
• Inspired by ancient Greek art and nature, she created a completely new style of movement.
• She believed dance should express the soul and human spirit rather than strict technique.
• Her influence helped shape the future of modern and contemporary dance around the world.

Today we honor her fearless creativity and lasting legacy in modern dance history. 💫

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05/25/2026

Today we pause to reflect on the human cost of conflict and the importance of peace.

At the International Museum of Dance, we believe dance can connect humanity beyond borders, language, and division. Through movement, we share remembrance, resilience, hope, and our common humanity.

May art continue to allow us to express our inner most longings, and bring people together in the spirit of peace.



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05/22/2026

✨ The International Museum of Dance is proud to announce our SECOND Jock Soto Scholarship is coming this summer, created in collaboration with himself!

This scholarship is dedicated to supporting the cost of dance training and helping young dancers continue pursuing their dreams. 🩰

We were honored to award the very first Jock Soto Scholarship to Heloha Tate on August 23, 2025 — officially proclaimed “Jock Soto Day” by

Stay tuned as we continue building this incredible legacy together, including plans for a special dance training workshop with Jock Soto in Santa Fe in Summer 2027!

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05/21/2026

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Tibetan circle dance is an ancient communal tradition rooted in Himalayan culture and Buddhist ceremonial practice. Danced in circles to the rhythm of drums, chanting, bells, and sacred music, the movement symbolizes unity, interconnection, and the cyclical nature of life.

These dances are often performed during spiritual gatherings, seasonal festivals, and healing ceremonies as offerings for peace, compassion, protection, and collective harmony. The circular formation represents balance between body, mind, spirit, community, and the natural world.

More than performance, Tibetan ceremonial dance is considered meditation in motion, a way to cultivate presence, devotion, joy, and shared energy through synchronized movement and intention. Each step becomes part of a living tradition carried through generations. ✨

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05/20/2026

🔥 FEEL THE BEAT OF GEORGIA! 🇬🇪✨There is dance, and then there is the Georgian Phanduri (ფანდური)!

Named after the traditional three-stringed instrument that drives its rhythm, this dance is pure passion, speed, and storytelling in motion. From the lightning-fast footwork of the men to the graceful, floating movements of the women, every second captures the untamed spirit and rich history of the Caucasus mountains.

Drop a ❤️ if you love traditional culture, and tell us in the comments: have you ever seen a Georgian dance live? 👇 LiveAuthentic FolkDance TravelGeorgia DiscoverGeorgia DanceLife

05/19/2026

🔥 The soul of Spain lives in Flamenco 🔥

Today the International Museum of Dance celebrates Carmen Avilés, a powerful flamenco artist known for both her passionate dancing and incredible singing voice.

Flamenco began in Andalusia, Spain, and combines dance, music, rhythm, and emotion into one unforgettable art form. Recognized by UNESCO as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity, flamenco continues to inspire audiences around the world.

With expressive movement, rhythmic footwork, and soulful vocals, artists like Carmen Avilés keep the spirit of flamenco alive.

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