It’s a shame you think you’ve seen Kungfu…
So maybe you've seen The Matrix. Or Crouching Tiger, Hidden Dragon. Maybe even Kungfu Panda. You've probably even seen a Bruce Lee or Jet Li movie, and you may even know a Kungfu practitioner.
But have you really seen real, live, Kungfu? Apparently, most of us haven't. So the world's top professional Kungfu athletes and masters are invited to show what real Kungfu is.
Robert DiLutis and Linda Mabbs from the School of Music and Sharon Mansur of the School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies were recently selected by the Maryland State Arts Council to be recipients of a 2014 Individual Artist Award (IIA).
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College Park. MD -– Three distinguished University of Maryland faculty are the recipients of a 2014 Individual Artist Award (IIA) from the Maryland State Arts Council (MSAC). Linda Mabbs (voice) and Robert DiLutis (clarinet) from the School of Music, and Sharon Mansur (dance) of the School of Theatre, Dance, and Performance Studies were selected by MSAC for creating works of exceptional quality in a variety of artistic disciplines. The grants range in value from $1,000 to $3,000.
