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i'm seeing the cure tomorrow at madison square garden. i first saw them perform 8 years ago at jones beach though i was initially introduced to them by my old friend jen back in 9th grade (1989). i dug up my old Cure binder full of vintage photos of the band and thought i'd share. this is from the pre-crazy hair and smudged lipstick days. aren't they adorable?
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Agnes Wangui poses for her headshot at CURE. Agnes is currently being treated for a spine deformity and underwent surgery on Thursday.
CUREkids link: bit.ly/1A6Gt0b
When CURE staff and interns aren’t at the hospital, they’re exploring the wilderness and creating close friendships
I like The Cure's A Forest song. It is simple and smooth in sound and is purely punky in lyrics:
Come closer and see
see into the trees
find the girl
while you can
Come closer and see
see into the dark
just follow your eyes
just follow your eyes
I hear her voice
calling my name
the sound is deep
in the dark
I hear her voice
and start to run
into the trees
into the trees
into the trees
Suddenly I stop
but i know it's too late
I'm lost in a forest
all alone
The girl was never there
it's always the same
I'm running towards nothing
again and again and again
The Cure at Irvine Meadows, Irvine, CA, USA
August 17, 1996
1. Plainsong
2. The Kiss
3. End
4. M
5. If Only Tonight We Could Sleep
6. A Strange Day
7. The 13th
8. Play For Today
9. This Is A Lie
10. Piggy In The Mirror
11. Fire In Cairo
12. Three Imaginary Boys
Well, about-to-be-cured egg yolks. I'll get them covered up with the rest of the cure and into the fridge for 4-6 days.
... in Oberhausen.
Review & Setlist: meinzuhausemeinblog.blogspot.com/2008/03/cure-oberhausen-... oder www.konzerttagebuch.de
150 lbs of sea salt, performer, tools
I created a text drawing from a large pile of salt for my performance, Curing.
My body in motion through a room full of people, I danced the drawing during an exhibition event. For two hours straight, I repeatedly wrote in cursive script the word “remember” with salt on the floor of the gallery. The work expanded throughout the course of the evening. I moved through and around reception attendees as they viewed the show. The trails of text left behind were later swept back into the pile. The salt and tools were put away for safekeeping.
Curing was performed at Too Many Dinner Parties, a group show of new media and time-based artworks at the Art Lofts Gallery, on the UW-Madison campus.
The exhibition featured live performances, experimental and documentary video, animation, interactive sculptures, and installation work from artists in UW-Madison Art Department's 4-D area program, as well as other areas of study.
November 5th, 2012
Photo by Paul Andrews, performance by Angela Richardson