trying on a metaphor
祝日 / Permanent Vacation
taylor price
noise dept.
oozey mess
if i look back, i am lost
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JBB: An Artblog!
Product Placement
ellievsbear
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Peter Solarz
Mike Driver
One Nice Bug Per Day
Love Begins
titsay
Origami Around
Xuebing Du
Cosimo Galluzzi
Kaledo Art
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@stagebits-blog
So, what will I say? I’ll tell them all, the angels, ‘I got drunk in the snow! And sang. And played pirates.’ Yes, I’ll tell them, I’m ready now, I’ll be an angel. Ten minutes ago you could see the entire horizon. Now only the dusk, and the first few stars. So dark. So dark. So dark.
Spring Awakening (via thoroughlyelegant)
Next To Normal!
[o]f all the performing arts, the theater stinks most of mortality
Herbert Blau (via felixculpa)
Unusual Ballet Dancer
Focal Length: 88 mm
Shutter Speed: 1/400 sec.
Aperture: 2.8
ISO/Film: 200
Category: Performing Arts
Copyright: Little Shao
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Teatr ZAR – “Gospels of Childhood. The Triptych” at MCA
Inspired by ancient sacred music from the Caucasus and based on texts from the little-known apocryphal gospels and a poem by Polish Romantic poet Juliusz Slowacki, Poland’s Teatr ZAR uses song, chanting, and movement in this ritualistic work of theater and music.
If you're in Chicago, check it out!
French photographer Robert Doisneau
Stop Time.
Pixel Cloud by Daniel Arsham
“yes/no” by tauba auerbach
Under the Water, an installation that gives the sensation of being submerged beneath the island of tsunami wreckage ripped from Japan’s coastline and sent floating into the Pacific.
This looks epic. In France, done by artist Tadashi Kawamata. He is my new hero.
Curly. CURLY. CURLY! Are you KIDDING me world?!?!?!
Curly Eyes (WHAAAAT)
Curly Eyes Lee.
Sticky BadBoy Hopkins… AAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!
I’m Sticky Gumbo Hopkins. We could be twins, Cali!
Fat Bad Boy Gumbo Gumbo Parker
Toothless Gumbo Jefferson
Fat Foot Hopkins?
Texas Fingers Bailey..?
Pretty Harp McGee hm…
Fat Foot Jackson… oooookay then
Buddy Dog Bailey
Old Bones Dupree
pretty gumbo lee …… c:
Jailhouse Liver Rivers. (Jailhouse=aweosme) If I could choose, Jailhouse Hips Dupree. Dupree from Crybaby, good times.
Blues Name Kit :-]
Your Neighborhood at a Glance: The 2012 COIL Festival
The annual COIL Festival, held every winter, features 11 premieres from critically acclaimed artists, both from the U.S. and abroad. The presentations are described as “socially engaged, visceral, and groundbreaking,” making this year’s festival one you do not want to miss. The festival spans 25 days and features all genres of performance taking place in eight different venues across Manhattan.
The event is being held in conjunction with Performance Space 122, a not-for-profit performance center in New York City, serving the dance and performance community. The former public school, PS122, located at the corner of First Avenue and Ninth Street, was abandoned and in disrepair when a group of artists began using the old classrooms as studios, workshops and rehearsal centers. Now it is a full fledged performance center which boasts two theaters, a national touring program, an active commission program, low-cost rehearsal space, and more. It’s name is synonymous with ground-breaking performance and the list of artists who can mark the beginning of their careers at PS122 is impressive.
The event is running through February 4th, so act quickly to catch some of these amazing acts. Tickets are available now and can be purchased to single events or full session passes. For fans of theater and culture aficionados alike, this festival is must-see material!
It is not something learned
It is gifted upon you
In Academia you hone this skill
But it’s up to the ACTOR to go for the kill
Acting isn’t an easy craft
It’s even harder than math
But there is a catch
And for this you have to watch
For this skill cannot be mastered
Throughout the...
Act.
“If it were not for dreams there would not be such a thing as ballet, the cruelest of the performing arts.”
- Author Unknown (via myballetblog)
More information about the World Trade Center Performing Arts Center can be found here:
http://inhabitat.com/nyc/mayor-bloomberg-secures-155-million-for-frank-gehry-designed-wtc-performing-arts-center/
Update on WTC PAC. Look at this design!
This is where I want to be in a couple of years. Right on the stage of that 2,021 seat theatre.
2,021 seats!? Epic.
February 14, 2009
(alexandria kay)
welcome to the theater
