Masha Pekurovsky project “The Red Tent” is a dance and video tribute to the feminine – An exploration of the Jewish female identity through the eyes of the artist. Building upon her passion for design, video art and tribal belly dance, Masha seeks to bring a multi-disciplinary performance experience to the audience.
Женский Круг "Красный Шатер"
Masha also hosted a series of monthly women’s circles to discuss various topics that relate to the role of women in Judaism.
Guest healer Anna-Marta Aristova gave a class on “Life, Spirit, Body- a Healing Dance”
Dina Ostrovsky led an interactive workshop “Earth-Based Psychology” – sharing methods of process-work psychology for self discovery, healing and balance
Tea Master Katya introduced participants to the amazing world of healing herbs, breathing meditation, music, tea and story-telling. A feminine balancing retreat, where modern medicine and traditions merge in elegance and balance
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Masha Pekurovsky The Red Tent Masha Pekurovsky was born in Kiev Ukraine. She was 9 years old when her family repatriated to Israel in the wave of 1990. Masha holds a Cum Laude Bachelors degree of Arch. from the Technion-Israel Institute of Technology. She immigrated to California in 2003 and has been calling New York “home” since 2007. Her project “Passageways” is a dance and video tribute to the feminine – An exploration of the Jewish female identity through the eyes of the artist. Building upon her passion for design, video art and tribal belly dance, Masha seeks to bring a multi-disciplinary performance experience to the audience. Masha is a designer at HOK. She is also a member of the East Coast Tribal dance community and has been performing live video art under the stage name VJ nasha_masha.
