As dancers and performers, we see everything as art. —Lil Buck

Watch Lil Buck light-footedly dance and glide past Cézanne and Degas; Picasso and Matisse in Paris at the Foundation Luis Vuitton. I will definitely visit this museum on my next trip to Paris (March 2017). The flying architecture of Frank Gehry is yet another reason to discover this gem in the leafy forests of the Bois de Boulogne.

I love to dance in museums (sometimes they even let you if you don’t touch the paintings… .) Art is inspiring. In fact, I first touched upon art-inspired movement at the Rodin Museum, also in Paris, when I was 18. I was so deeply moved by The Kiss, my body responded with dance. I write about this in my post Rodin Woke Me Up. Also while young and hypnotized by the languid pastel water lilies, all my senses responded and I was moved to taste a Monet. And I did—at the Musee de L’Orangerie. What does art taste like? Read my story “Licking Monet” in Wild Life: Travel Adventures of a Worldly Woman.

Read my round-up Perfect Paris of museums, bistros, clubs, and neighborhoods I enjoyed during my recent trip to Paris.

Photo of Delisa Sage dancing with Lisa at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art

Here are some more over-the-top dance videos you might also enjoy: Elegant Flamenco,  Hip Hop to Bach, Absolute Grace, Dance With Light, Tight Rope Dancer, This Kid Hits Every Beat,  Smokin’ Hot 74-Year-Old Dancer, Dance for Lost Indigenous Women,  Haunting Underwater Dance, Sink or Swim, Honky Tonk Dancers are Hot, Laser Dance, Koryak Dance Ensemble from Russia, Graceful Pole Dancer, Stuck in the Airport? Dance!, Divorce Dance,  My Summer of Love Dance at the DeYoung Museum, African Tribal Dance Re-Translated, Pas de Deux with a Raven, Georgian National Ballet.

For great current Paris travel tips including dance and music venues, read  my story Perfect Paris—My “A” List For Music, Bistros, Museums, Neighborhoods.