"Bresciani, DiSanto-Rose Capture Essence of Duncan - and Spring"
By Wendy Liberatore
Schenectady Gazette May, 2011

"Isadora, Adored"
By Maya Horowitz
Chronogram Magazine May, 2011

"Spring is Afoot"
By Lynn Woods
Woodstock Times May, 2011

"Art is Eternal"
By Ann Gibbons
Kingston Freeman July, 2011

Conscious Dancer Summer 2010

Dance Magazine: Jeanne Bresciani, Ph.D.: The Keeper of the Duncan Flame: By Johanna Kirk

The Art of the Muses: By Jasmine Rios

Individuality on Jeanne Bresciani and Artists of the Solo: By George Jackson

In Isadora Duncan’s "Marche Slav" from ca. 1917 - subtlety wasn’t the point. Power was! Jeanne Bresciani was a figure larger than life. Weight seemed a burden, tension threatened to tear this body apart, resistance became a revolution and liberation from bondage the ultimate transfiguration. Bresciani, moving like those tubular Picasso women must if set free in time, brought “The Art of the Solo” to a rousing close.

"Isadora Duncan and the Soul of Nature": Jeanne Bresciani's Nation Wide Taiwan Tour for IDII's 30th Aniversity :By LiFang Radant

de Traci Regula's "Go Greece" Column featuring a wonderful article on The Delphic Games Revival.

"Return to Innocence," A review of the IDII and the Skidmore Duncan Dancers

"Re-Creating Beauty: By Wendy Liberatore

"Young Dancers Magazine "So Isadorable!": By Martha Ullman West
On the 'Isadora for Children' Perfoming Group.

IDII at the British Museum

"A Woman is the Sun": Yokohama, Japan: Poster for Women's International Day 2010

"Woman as the Sun": Taiwan Poster for Women's International Day 2010

"Mystic Immortals: Muses of Modern Dance": By Wendy Liberatore

Word Dance Theater performs "Preludes: Duncan, Sand & Chopin" at Shakepeare: Little gem