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Puppets can be disturbing enough but these, without any faces, made me shudder.
No idea what the show was though.
bunny bread puppet, bottom is perforated looks like it might have been attached to a bag of bread. year unknown
This is Marty Allen. Marty Allen makes sock puppets. Marty then stands in Union Square with all of his creations wearing goggles and doing an impressive job trying to sell them. Well let me tell you... you've sold me. Marty, you had me at sock puppets. The goggles were just icing on the cake.
In all seriousness, what Marty makes is pretty neat stuff. Once he creates a new sock puppet, he then names the puppet, creating an entire profile for the character, then takes a photo and places it in a very ornate little frame. They're all pretty cool, and you can see them and learn more at www.martystuff.com
added note: on the link to the Mystery video... do yourself a favor and don't read the comments below it. Your head might explode from all the abbreviations from all the A.F.C's.
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Nitsana Lazarus brought her amazing show Puppet Commotion back to the library. The kids loved all of the different puppets and the audience participation.
Video screen grabs from the renight.com HD video.
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You will watch Tritonal and Filo & Peri make their debut performance at Ministry of Sound, London for The Gallery, Producers Night - USA Invasion! (well we added the 'USA Invasion' bit ourselvesl).
Salena Lima had Ministry of Sound covered for this one, gaining exclusive interviews in The Green Room with Chad and Dave of Tritonal (not the puppet versions, the real deal) and Domenick Filopei and Bo Pericic off Filo & Peri.
The video contains some amazing tracks from Tritonals' album, Piercing The Quiet (ft awesome vocals from Cristina Soto) which you can buy from amazon here >> t.co/ePsZco1S
Tracklistings for video:
Something New (Original Mix) - Tritonal (Buy - t.co/ePsZco1S )
Something New - In club audio - Tritonal LIVE mix (Buy - t.co/ePsZco1S )
Ziziki (Original Mix) - Tritonal (Buy - t.co/ePsZco1S )
Piercing Quiet (Album Mix) - Tritonal (Buy - t.co/ePsZco1S )
Video Filmed, Edited, Produced & Directed by Steve Mullins
info at standard cut dot co dot uk
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ikea puppets - great for classification
www.whiteboardblog.co.uk/2011/02/keys-and-classification-...
Each puppet requires three highly skilled people to operate. The result is a figure that moves like a human.
Deity puppets on sale in Durbar Square, Kathmandu, Nepal
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Cepot is the name used in Sundanese (West Java - Indonesia), this puppet’s birthplace. Bagong is the more common name in the rest of Java. Originating in the Javanese culture, Cepot / Bagong, clown and servant, has been added to the great Hindu epics, including the Mahabharata.
According to Javanese legend, when the God Ismaya was ordered to go down to earth and become Semar, the guardian of the Knight, the great royal warrior class in Hinduism, Ismaya complained that he would be lonely and needed a friend. The gods caustically replied that he could have his shadow as a friend. When he reached the earth, Semar’s shadow transformed itself into a human form and took the name of Cepot or Bagong.
Almost identical in appearance to Semar, Cepot became one of the panakawan, clown-servants to the Knight. Noted for his impish, sassy jokes and ability to mimic others, using a loud, self-important voice, Cepot and his family of clowns add comic relief to the drama of the ancient Hindu stories. Outwardly stupid, the panakawan in reality are the common sense advisors of the more lofty knights and mask their wisdom with clumsy, lower-class behavior.
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This puppet was brought back from India by our neighbours for the Small Person as a thank you for keeping their bird feeder topped up.
A river of puppets in a park, © L. Connolly.
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Displays of puppets from around the world, at the Museum Wayang in Jakarta. Including Michael Jordon and a few others.