Sometimes sculptured dancers need to be scheduled for a costume fitting, too. Glenn Peterson, costume conservator for The Met in New York City, takes us through the history of Edgar Degas’ famous work The Little Fourteen-Year-Old Dancer and the process he went through to give her shabby dressings an uplift.
Thursday, June 23, 2022
Conserving Degas
Conserving Degas
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VIEWSHow Museums are Conserving Degas
Cherilyn J. Lee
Cherilyn's lifelong passion for ballet has opened the door to the next chapter of her journey. Her strong foundation includes training at the School of American Ballet, being a featured dancer with Hartford Ballet and Carolina Ballet, and being co-director/owner of City Ballet Raleigh. She was granted the Affiliate Teacher Award after successfully completing the ABT National Training Curriculum®. A professional career in the industry along with extensive global travel provide her with a unique set of experiences to draw upon as a journalist and audience member. Cherilyn is excited to be sharing her insight about ballet around the world.
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