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Liza Wade Green's HILL HOUSE MINE is a dance/theatre work created specifically for the midcentury modern home that hosts Summercamp’s ProjectProject. Part haunted house, part live installation, HILL HOUSE MINE takes the audience on a journey through five rooms and the backyard of the residence and explores a world where the fantasies of childhood become truth and the realities of loss are buried. The story follows a family coping with two tragic deaths. As the audience travels through the house they meet different family members and piece together a puzzle of death, dance, memory, and time.
The site-specific work is written and choreographed by Brooklyn-based theatre artist Liza Wade Green in collaboration with six performers from New York and Los Angeles. The performers use movement and text to bring the characters to life as they connect to the house’s architectural details. Hidden passageways, plastic-covered furniture, an expansive sloping yard, and a claw foot tub all add to the eerie backdrop for this interactive experience. Brick and mortar give way to the home’s memories and dreams, while the performers awaken its ghosts and rumors – all giving voice to a family in transition.
Summercamp's ProjectProject presents Friday Night Lights & Sunday Afternoons- evening of three performances and a daytime outdoor group exhibition of artists who work within the realms of exploring the unknown. Both events will feature a performance by Liza Wade Green, written during her Fall 2010 Residency at Summercamp.
Hours by appointment. Please contact summercampprojectproject@gmail.com
summercampprojectproject.blogspot.com
The U.S. Mission to South Africa, as part of its support for South Africa’s fight against gender-based violence, is hosting American actor, musician, poet and social activist Antonio Lyons for a nation-wide series of workshops and performances of his one-man play about countering gender-based violence, entitled We Are Here, in Pretoria, Johannesburg, Mahikeng, and Cape Town June 25 - July 7, 2017.
Photo by Ash Tanasiychuk VANDOCUMENT.
"laro na tayo - let's play" is a series of art performances by Paul de Guzman. The performances occurred over the summer of 2022 throughout a variety of locations across Vancouver, BC, Canada.
People in the public are encouraged to play the traditional Filipino game with the artist.
On July 23, 2022, the location was outside a home in the Strathcona neighbourhood of Vancouver on a very hot summer day.
Part of the public art series Drifting In Daylight from Creative Time, this recreated movie moment from Marathon Man had a performer running six hours around the reservoir each day. The solution to finding the right person was brilliant. An ultra-marathoner was hired to do what he would have been doing anyway. It was part of David Levine's Private Moment project where actors perform a scene in a loop for 6 hours whether anyone is watching or not. It has been best described as a real life GIF. In this photo I did not know what the performer looked like and was taking random shots.
The U.S. Mission to South Africa, as part of its support for South Africa’s fight against gender-based violence, is hosting American actor, musician, poet and social activist Antonio Lyons for a nation-wide series of workshops and performances of his one-man play about countering gender-based violence, entitled We Are Here, in Pretoria, Johannesburg, Mahikeng, and Cape Town June 25 - July 7, 2017.
The play is followed by a workshop to allow audiences to discuss attitudes, perceptions and social structures around men and boys, and gender-based violence.
Kaj-anne Pepper & Chanticleer Tru/ Critical Mascara
9/14 | The Works
2013 Time-Based Art Festival, PICA
Photo by Gia Goodrich
Courtesy of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art.
Hot off the heels of controversy, CARLA ROSSI: ONE NIGHT ONLY presents our titular goddess as she tries to win back her popularity, welcoming the public into her home for a very special live broadcast of TV's HOARDERS. But Carla isn't the only one at home, and some loose threads are about to unravel...
Produced, written, and directed by Anthony Hudson, who also stars as the infamous drag clown, CARLA ROSSI: ONE NIGHT ONLY has been created over a semester as Anthony's final thesis project at PNCA.
Photo by Gia Goodrich
The U.S. Mission to South Africa, as part of its support for South Africa’s fight against gender-based violence, is hosting American actor, musician, poet and social activist Antonio Lyons for a nation-wide series of workshops and performances of his one-man play about countering gender-based violence, entitled We Are Here, in Pretoria, Johannesburg, Mahikeng, and Cape Town June 25 - July 7, 2017.
The play is followed by a workshop to allow audiences to discuss attitudes, perceptions and social structures around men and boys, and gender-based violence.
Título da performance: "Burn Burn"
Autor: T. Angel
Performer: T. Angel
Foto: Guilherme Pinheiro
Ano: 2010
tang3l.blogspot.com/2011/04/burn-burn.html
Photo by Ash Tanasiychuk VANDOCUMENT.
"laro na tayo - let's play" is a series of art performances by Paul de Guzman. The performances occurred over the summer of 2022 throughout a variety of locations across Vancouver, BC, Canada.
People in the public are encouraged to play the traditional Filipino game with the artist.
On July 23, 2022, the location was outside a home in the Strathcona neighbourhood of Vancouver on a very hot summer day.
Áine Stapleton & Richard Pepple in MEDEA/MEDEA rehearsals [Image © Bill Knight www.knightsight.co.uk]
Liza Wade Green's HILL HOUSE MINE is a dance/theatre work created specifically for the midcentury modern home that hosts Summercamp’s ProjectProject. Part haunted house, part live installation, HILL HOUSE MINE takes the audience on a journey through five rooms and the backyard of the residence and explores a world where the fantasies of childhood become truth and the realities of loss are buried. The story follows a family coping with two tragic deaths. As the audience travels through the house they meet different family members and piece together a puzzle of death, dance, memory, and time.
The site-specific work is written and choreographed by Brooklyn-based theatre artist Liza Wade Green in collaboration with six performers from New York and Los Angeles. The performers use movement and text to bring the characters to life as they connect to the house’s architectural details. Hidden passageways, plastic-covered furniture, an expansive sloping yard, and a claw foot tub all add to the eerie backdrop for this interactive experience. Brick and mortar give way to the home’s memories and dreams, while the performers awaken its ghosts and rumors – all giving voice to a family in transition.
Summercamp's ProjectProject presents Friday Night Lights & Sunday Afternoons- evening of three performances and a daytime outdoor group exhibition of artists who work within the realms of exploring the unknown. Both events will feature a performance by Liza Wade Green, written during her Fall 2010 Residency at Summercamp.
Hours by appointment. Please contact summercampprojectproject@gmail.com
summercampprojectproject.blogspot.com
Liza Wade Green's HILL HOUSE MINE is a dance/theatre work created specifically for the midcentury modern home that hosts Summercamp’s ProjectProject. Part haunted house, part live installation, HILL HOUSE MINE takes the audience on a journey through five rooms and the backyard of the residence and explores a world where the fantasies of childhood become truth and the realities of loss are buried. The story follows a family coping with two tragic deaths. As the audience travels through the house they meet different family members and piece together a puzzle of death, dance, memory, and time.
The site-specific work is written and choreographed by Brooklyn-based theatre artist Liza Wade Green in collaboration with six performers from New York and Los Angeles. The performers use movement and text to bring the characters to life as they connect to the house’s architectural details. Hidden passageways, plastic-covered furniture, an expansive sloping yard, and a claw foot tub all add to the eerie backdrop for this interactive experience. Brick and mortar give way to the home’s memories and dreams, while the performers awaken its ghosts and rumors – all giving voice to a family in transition.
Summercamp's ProjectProject presents Friday Night Lights & Sunday Afternoons- evening of three performances and a daytime outdoor group exhibition of artists who work within the realms of exploring the unknown. Both events will feature a performance by Liza Wade Green, written during her Fall 2010 Residency at Summercamp.
Hours by appointment. Please contact summercampprojectproject@gmail.com
summercampprojectproject.blogspot.com
They're right outside of the Bath ruins, so it's fitting their in their skivvies. We've heard that the skit ends with them riding on unicycles holding lit sparklers between their butt cheeks. We passed on that one.
On Saturday, September 27, Pat held open studio hours at the CHRCH Project Space and invited people to witness Bride’s Heads Revisited: JEST MERRIED, an eleven-person wedding party whose creation was inspired by the CHRCH space and the Kingston Artist’s Soap Box Derby.
In the atrium of the Museum of Modern Art
From the MOMA description:
"Opening Reception for Marina Abramovic exhibition" by MoMA The Museum of Modern Art
Abramović, best known for her durational works, has created a new work for this performance retrospective—The Artist Is Present (2010)—that she will perform daily throughout the run of the exhibition, for 77 days and a total of over 700 hours. For her longest solo piece to date, Abramović sits in silence at a table in the Museum’s Donald B. and Catherine C. Marron Atrium during public hours, passively inviting visitors to take the seat across from her for as long as they choose within the timeframe of the Museum’s hours of operation. Although she will not respond, participation by Museum visitors completes the piece and allows them to have a personal experience with the artist and the artwork.
Fourth Test, Tell me about it: re-remix wrap (transformer in recall, seeking supporting recall), from I'm A Wee Bit Stumped by Mark Harvey
Liza Wade Green's HILL HOUSE MINE is a dance/theatre work created specifically for the midcentury modern home that hosts Summercamp’s ProjectProject. Part haunted house, part live installation, HILL HOUSE MINE takes the audience on a journey through five rooms and the backyard of the residence and explores a world where the fantasies of childhood become truth and the realities of loss are buried. The story follows a family coping with two tragic deaths. As the audience travels through the house they meet different family members and piece together a puzzle of death, dance, memory, and time.
The site-specific work is written and choreographed by Brooklyn-based theatre artist Liza Wade Green in collaboration with six performers from New York and Los Angeles. The performers use movement and text to bring the characters to life as they connect to the house’s architectural details. Hidden passageways, plastic-covered furniture, an expansive sloping yard, and a claw foot tub all add to the eerie backdrop for this interactive experience. Brick and mortar give way to the home’s memories and dreams, while the performers awaken its ghosts and rumors – all giving voice to a family in transition.
Summercamp's ProjectProject presents Friday Night Lights & Sunday Afternoons- evening of three performances and a daytime outdoor group exhibition of artists who work within the realms of exploring the unknown. Both events will feature a performance by Liza Wade Green, written during her Fall 2010 Residency at Summercamp.
Hours by appointment. Please contact summercampprojectproject@gmail.com
summercampprojectproject.blogspot.com
'Fuck Nestle'
A mix of video clips and back chat this special My Dads Strip Club evening shed light on a unique brand of humour and activism. She straps on a coke bottle and fucks coke machines, interrogates shoppers, buys everything and returns it all to the store telling them why their products are so crap. Ange Taggart brings her war on consumption from across the Irish Sea to our shores. She’s taken a fresh look at the shopping experience and invested it with all the thrills you get as a shoplifter, but this time its legal.
Founder of My Dads Strip Club, Taggart is well known for her collaborations creating hybrid live art actions, creating videos and delivering performances.
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