Currently mounted at Nimbus’s Firmament Gallery + Boutique is “Sometimes I Wander…” an exhibit displaying the photography of Life Magazine’s first Black photographer, Gordon Parks, and staff photographer at The Source, Chi Modu. The gallery, which regularly features local and Black art, showcases images of Blackness, Americana, and Community: Hip Hop.
Let us, then, be the dreamers of the empty space between repetitions that sows fertile soil for difference and kinship.
Michelle Ellsworth brings a real head trip to American Realness 2018.
These works imagined utopias that challenge our assumptions about the limits of what we accept as reality.
Come as you are. come with your confusion, your sadness, your contradiction.
“Does art actually DO anything? That’s very nestled into my concept of time travel.”
Andy’s “Five Lectures on Performance” are now online at Vimeo, SoundCloud and iTunes.
Read Maximum Performance (BETA) Andy’s collected essays 2011-2013. Pay what you will.
Cathy Weis and Julie Martin’s film screening and informal discussion series “Sundays on Broadway” begins with documentary films of “9 Evenings: Theatre & Engineering” from 1966.
From May 5 – June 9, 2014 Culturebot founder Andy Horwitz will offer five lectures on live performance in the 21st century.
PPL (Panoply Performance Lab) are hitting the road to explore the performance art back roads of the new, weird America and will report back to BK on what they find.
An interview with David Levine, Joe Diebes and Christian Hawkey, the team behind WOW, an opera about Milli Vanilli, recently presented at BRIC House.