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Was totally impressed by Brazilian artist Michel Groisman last week/end in NYC, where he opened PS122's season. I had an interview with him and a review, in which I admit to how I really didn't expect it to be good then was blown away. Such a nice man, too...
Added by Jeremy M. Barker on September 28, 2011 at 2:08pm — No Comments
Abstract
The action was inserted as a significant element in visual arts by action painting, expressed through the work of artists such as Jackson Pollock and also by the theoretical work of Harold Rosenberg. Through Paul Ricoeur’s philosophy of action, with its main focus on conceptual framework of action, a precise analysis of the comprehension of action allows us to make a specific study about the action itself in visual arts. Following this line of thought, there…
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A RE-EDUCATION – Klein Technique as taught by BARBARA MAHLER
Workshop by Barbara Mahler, Schwelle7, Berlin/Germany
daily Monday, 7th - Friday, 11th, Novemer 2011
Schedule - morning class: 11:30am-2pm + afternoon class: 3:30-6 pm
Showing: Friday, 11th, Novemer 2011, 8:30 pm
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A RE-EDUCATION…
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There is a chair in the museum collection of the Comédie-Française in Paris, which is displayed in a corridor right off the theater’s main lobby, encased in a glass cabinet like Sleeping Beauty. It is a simple armchair on casters, upholstered in tattered leather. The chair is old, at least some 350 years. Legend has it, that the playwright-actor Molière practically died in it, on stage, when he had a coughing fit during the fourth performance of Le Malade Imaginaire, playing Argan the…
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The histories of Ellen Stewart’s La MaMa E.T.C. (Experimental Theater Club) in New York and the Mickery Theatre in Amsterdam are intertwined. Both La MaMa and the Mickery provided a home base for experimenters in the theatre from the sixties onwards. Just like with La MaMa, once you had worked at the Mickery, you were part of that family, you belonged to a group of people that shared a very specific collective history. La MaMa and the…
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Mannheimer Morgen
Please scroll down for German version
"However, if one subsequently had the courage to experience hilarity at the festival centre, in their performance “Indifference” Bill Aitchison and Katja Dreyer curiously explore the idea of free will, with the Macarena and the Funky Chicken- until the final mental breakdown. Holiday songs and popular dance forms à la Club Med are turned into vehicles…
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September 15th, 1 pm - 2 pm
Sabancı Center (Main Theater) / ISEA 2011 Istanbul (Turkey)
At the 17th International Symposium on Electronic Art ISEA 2011 Istanbul, the artist Janez Janša…
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SUNDAY 11TH SEPTEMBER 8PM
WUNDER DER PRAERIE FESTIVAL
Bill Aitchison Company warmly invites you to attend the premiere of Indifference… a new and humorous performance, searching exploration on free will. The performance will be touring in the UK and Germany.
Philosophers. Populists. Artists. Novelists. Rock stars. Dancers. And more. All have been challenging and debating the slippery existence of free will since the…
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We're going soon to Evora, Portugal, to present our next action
Check it out at http://www.completelynaked.co.uk/Censura_Emocional/index_e.html
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Sunday, Sept. 18, the eighth installment of Dimanche Rouge goes down at Petit Bain, a floating concert hall and art space on the Seine. A mini-festival of experimental performance founded in Paris, France by Opie Boero Imwinkelried and others Dimanche Rouge exists to offer a consistent opportunity for artists to present their work. Though less than a year old, Dimanche Rouge has a…Continue
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3 al 5 de Septiembre - 2011
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Check out the above link for an interview I did recently about directing!
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I've decided to keep a video diary of my thoughts and creative process as I take on this challenge. This is the first time I've done anything this public and I believe the behind the scenes occurrences are just as critical as the choreography shared online. Below are my first three entries. Please do respond if you are moved to. I share my every fearful, apprehensive and proud moment in this public forum because I am hoping someone will say "me too" or "I hear ya."
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I am attempting to choreograph something every day for the net year. I first started this in July but was unsuccessful. So I restarted the challenge on September 1, 2011. Join me in my journey; ask questions, submit feedback, share your similar projects.
July 1,…
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Act 1 online here: ExtremelyPublicDisplays opened September 2nd. You need the newest version of Chrome, Safari, or Firefox to view. Free.
Act 2 in a sound & video guided walking tour in Philadelphia. Opens September 9th. Free.
Act 3 in a secret venue. Opens September 14th. Tickets $15-20.
Feedback welcome. Enjoy.…
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