TANGO My current body of work on Argentine Tango reflects my earlier and lifelong career as a dancer and as one who is an eternal student of the body in motion as well as the dance. Although I have acquired several techniques that were needed by choreographers, I never found the time or opportunity to study this confounding tango dance until recently. In fact just to become a follower in tango was a major hurdle! I have persevered the form of the dance by walking (dancing) backward in four inch heels with my partner in front of me. Of course he should be behind me where he has always rightfully belonged! This major effort has been for the lure of being able to acquire enough technique to obtain the limitless possibilities of dancing to the addictive music. Argentine Tango becomes obsessive, as is drawing and painting and so they are now all joined in the endless dance together for me. Click on any image to see a larger view   Raw Tango #24 Copper & silver gouache on paper, 6 x 10"     Raw Tango #50 Copper & silver gouache on paper, 8 x 10"     Raw Tango #32 Copper & silver gouache on paper, 6 x 10"     Raw Tango #11 Copper & silver gouache on paper, 6 x 10"     Raw Tango #9 Metallic gouache on paper, 8 x 12"     Raw Tango #41 Monotype with dry pigments, 15 x 11"     Raw Tango #44 Monotype with dry pigments, 12 x 11"     Raw Tango #30 Copper & silver gouache on paper, 8 x 10"     Raw Tango #36                               Copyright © 2009, Irene Clark		About Irene Quantum Entanglement Multiverse Solar Series Oil Paintings Monotypes Frescoes Sacred Sleep Landscapes Wolves Watercolors Mixed Media Floral Etchings Tango Public Art Garden Design Upcoming Events City Rockeries Instruction Irene's Blog Home