Morgan Pecelli is leading a talkback with Goat Island this Sunday at PS122: Eight years ago Goat Island concluded their collaborative “Letter to a Young Practitioner” (published in School Book 2) with the following sentence: “All you need now is to stand at the window and let
A Choreographed Exhibition Curated By Mathieu Copeland Featuring Works By: Fia Backström, Jonah Bokaer, Philippe Egli Karl, Holmqvist, Jennifer Lacey, Roman Ondák, Michael Parsons and Michael Portnoy Exhibition Dates: November 8th to December 21st, 2008 Opening: Saturday, November 8th 14h-20h A Choreographed Exhibition is an exhibit composed exclusively
If you want to see an amazing and inspiring exhibit, head up to the Jewish Museum for Chagall and the Artists of the Russian Jewish Theater 1919-1949. From their website: In the new-found artistic freedom of the years following the 1917 Bolshevik revolution, Jewish theaters
The street I’m front of moe’s in brooklyn is filled with people cars and partying. You can hear the party for miles! Obama!!!!
You can hear the streets cheering. Horns honking. Celebration!!!! mayhem.joy.
We Won!
I fixed it! Sorry that it wasn’t working. But YES you can email us at editors@culturebot.org and it will work. there is also a contact form on the contact page. Go Obama!!!
It is 5:45am, the polls are not even open, and already there’s a line of nearly 50 people.
I’m horribly late in posting this because I was out of town all last week, so let me cut to the chase: I wish I knew more kids in NYC so I could take them to see this show. Hunchback, created by Chicago’s Redmoon Theater
Dude! I’m blogging from my iPhone!
My friend Jessica has an art show going on in Los Angeles called The Audacity of Desperation. Check out this interview with her and co-creator Sarah Ross at LAist.
A Peripatetic Personal Essay On Diverse Topics Including, But Not Limited To, Barack Obama, 3rd Wave Identity Politics, Contemporary Art And My Life Among the Jews [this is kind of a massive essay trying to pull together numerous strands of thought. You can read the rest of