Month: July 2004

  • HT Make Civil Disobedience Fun

    A communique from Hieronymous BANG, via High Times. Heh-heh.

  • Open Call

    No, its not a casting call, its a play reading for the smart set. OPEN CALL (a staged reading) A play about theater trash. Written by Jim Strahs Directed by […]

  • Talking to Nick Philippou and Todd Cerveris

    “A lovely battlefield pieta cannot happen on its own… somebody must pose the bodies.” (The Booth Variations) So says Civil War photographer Matthew Brady to Edwin Booth, brother of the […]

  • Talking to THAW’s Sophia Skiles

    On Tuesday, July 27th, THAW celebrates the one-year anniversary of its Freedom Follies at HERE Arts Center. THAW, or Theaters Against War, is a quickly growing network dedicated to organizing, […]

  • Rock Me Dr. Zaius

    So I was in the middle of writing this really, really in-depth and cogent article about how the Fringe Festival isn’t really all that “fringe-y” and has pretty much jumped […]

  • Where the Hell?

    “Wow, it’s even easier to get to than BAM!” is the comment artistic director Michael Gardner hears most when people talk about his venue, Williamsburg’s Brick Theater. “We should make […]

  • destination new nation

    newnation july twenty fourth two thousand and four six pm through six am twelve hours of performance, music, video and installations in DUMBO.

  • Cathy Hannan

    While The Trachtenburg Family Slideshow Players and Charles Phoenix have created a new-found awareness of “found slide” art projects, Cathy Hannan has been quietly and surreptiously making her humorous and […]

  • Talking to Raul Vincent Enriquez

    I first met Raul Vincent Enriquez in Los Angeles when he was creating complex and terrifying sound-scapes for Reza Abdoh’s epic Bogeyman Trilogy. Raul rigged a human scream to fly […]

  • speaking of manifestos

    Today marks the launch of Involver04, a website and newsletter launched by the good people at Flavorpill, the Knitting Factory and some other places as a resource for politically-oriented arts […]

  • manifest this!

    George Hunka has an interesting post on Superfluities (go here to read it) about the manifesto by Erik Ehn that helped lead to the formation of the RAT Conference. Manifestos […]

  • Beware the Vengeance of Chuck-Bob!

    Okay. So. Some of you may not have experienced the giddily sinister goodness that is Uncle Jimmy’s Dirty Basement. If you haven’t, you are a very sad & lonely individual. […]