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Pedaling Cures, the IU Simon Cancer Center's cycling team for 24 Hours of Booty, gears up for the event. The Indianapolis event is 7 p.m. Friday, June 29 to 7 p.m. Saturday, June 30 at Butler University. Learn more at www.cancer.iu.edu/news/article.php?id=4994.
The goal of Blades for the Cure is to use the talents of national and international figure skaters to raise funds to help figure skating families in need due to cancer. The first show took place on April 12, 2008. These are photos from the rehearsal and show that took place on April11 and 12, 2008. Olympic Champion and cancer survivor Peggy Fleming devoted her time to the cause. The show was directed by Eddie Shipstad of Shipstad Entertainmnet and Damon Alllen. World competitors Ryan Bradley and Jeremy Abbott performed.
The goal of Blades for the Cure is to use the talents of national and international figure skaters to raise funds to help figure skating families in need due to cancer. The first show took place on April 12, 2008. These are photos of the show that took place on April 12, 2008. Olympic Champion and cancer survivor Peggy Fleming devoted her time to the cause. The show was directed by Eddie Shipstad of Shipstad Entertainmnet and Damon Alllen. World competitors Ryan Bradley and Jeremy Abbott performed.
The goal of Blades for the Cure is to use the talents of national and international figure skaters to raise funds to help figure skating families in need due to cancer. The first show took place on April 12, 2008. These are photos from the show. Olympic Champion and cancer survivor Peggy Fleming devoted her time to the cause. The show was directed by Eddie Shipstad of Shipstad Entertainmnet and Damon Alllen. World competitors Ryan Bradley and Jeremy Abbott performed.
The goal of Blades for the Cure is to use the talents of national and international figure skaters to raise funds to help figure skating families in need due to cancer. The first show took place on April 12, 2008. These are photos from the show. Olympic Champion and cancer survivor Peggy Fleming devoted her time to the cause. The show was directed by Eddie Shipstad of Shipstad Entertainmnet and Damon Alllen. World competitors Ryan Bradley and Jeremy Abbott performed.
Last month I was diagnosed with Latent Tuberculosis. For the next 9 months I must take 300mg of Isoniazid daily. I find it particularly troubling that these little pills are the only thing that will Cure Me.
Tom is now a Junior Fire Fighter and he's all fired up about it. The event was a five mile walk, which starts and finishes at the Holland State Park, to raise money to find a cure for juvenile diabetes.
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 and performance by Angela Richardson