Month: May 2012
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The Digest: May 10, 2012
Claudia la Rocco talks her practice, Yussef el Guindi explains why he forsakes NYC for Seattle, & a Québécois theater-maker makes art out of conservative programming at big houses
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Can Un-Licensed Therapy Be Performance Art? Can Prostitution?
An artist toying with concepts of erotica and therapy gets rejected by the art world, a whole lot of free publicity, and raises some very interesting questions about the nature of art
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Fusebox Festival Wrap-Up
We’re back from a super-fantastic weekend at The Fusebox Festival. Here’s a look back.
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Reporting from Itinerant Manhattan
Culturebot contributor Zhenesse Heinemann reports from QMAD’s ITINERANT Festival, Manhattan version.
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An Essay on Ibrahim El-Husseini’s “Comedy of Sorrows”
Guest contributor Hani Omar Khalil explores Ibrahim El-Husseini’s “Comedy of Sorrows” (“Commedia Al-Ahzaan”), a theatrical response to the Egyptian Revolution
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Join the Petition to Support Sotheby’s Locked-Out Art Handlers
Help support the 43 unionized art workers currently struggling to defend their right to collective bargaining against one of the leading auction houses in the world
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You Can Call Me Frances’ “Undenuck”
Four Dublin-based dancers have formed a hypnotically catch art-pop band
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Livestreaming from Fusebox
NewPlayTV is livestreaming the Hybrid Art Summit from Fusebox! Check it out here:
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Innovation at the NEA
It’s art/science week at the NEA BLOG – and that’s not all those crazy kids in D.C. are up to!
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A Long Table on Migration and Displacement
Culturebot contributor Sherri Kronfeld gives a heads-up for PS122’s Long Table on Migration and Displacement.