Month: April 2012
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Live Art for the Masses
Our occasional correspondent Sherri Kronfeld continues her wrap-up of Louisville’s Motherlodge
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“Ephemeral Evidence” Profiles: Rebecca Davis
Aaron Mattocks profiles Rebecca Davis, his artist partner for the Ephemeral Evidence show at Exit Art.
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Big Art Group’s “Broke House” at Abrons Arts
Caden Manson and Jemma Nelson talk about the company’s newest work, which returns to Abrons after a brief run in January at American Realness 2012
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Michael Clark Company blasts thru The Whitney Biennial
Michael Clark Company’s WHO’S ZOO?, part of the Whitney Biennial 2012, is Cunningham-lite via 1980s punk.
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This Is How We Do It
The Foundry Theatre is bringing people to NYC from all over the world – people who are living and working within alternative practices of economics, safety, media/ communications, politics and more. Join them for a ‘there-are-other-ways-to-do-things’ show & tell featuring these remarkable local, national and international innovators at Cooper Union over the weekend of April…
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Yoshiko Chuma’s “Love Story, Palestine” at LaMama
Conceptual Artist/Choreographer Yoshiko Chuma continues a lifetime obsession with danger in her new work, “Love Story, Palestine”.
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Theater of the Oppressed Laboratory Workshop
Speaking of political arts workshops, The Theater of the Oppressed Laboratory (TOPLAB) presents Cutting It Up: A Theater Workshop facilitated by Julia Lee Barclay.
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100 Free Trips To Graz (Arts & Politics Camp)
The “Truth is Concrete” grant program – covering travel, accommodation and food – invites 100 students, artists, activists and theorists interested in artistic strategies in politics from all over the world to Graz for an arts & politics conference being convened adjacent to the steirischer herbst festival.
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BLOOM! Dance Collective’s CITY
The Abrons Arts Center presents the U.S. debut of Budapest/London-based BLOOM! Dance Collective, April 27–28, 2012, at 8pm. CITY is a “political pamphlet entwined with movement”.