Tag: douglas dunn
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January roundup – Mina Nishimura, Jordan Demetrius Lloyd, Yasuko Yokoshi, and Motus
So, while trying to strictly manage the pervasive NYC version of Arts Presenters-infected “festival fomo,” I still accumulated enough exposure to the spores of a range of performances in the January flurry to wander into a compost pile of considerations on what is doggedly sprouting among us in the age of extinction.
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Amplify the Radical: Poetry Project’s 50th Anniversary & New Year’s Day Marathon
The Poetry Project’s “dedication to the amplification of radical imagination, oppositional thinking, and community building among writers, artists, and their audiences” makes its New Year’s Day Marathon Reading a perfect way to let go of all the lost voices and hopes of 2016 and to rebuild our fortitude, inoculate ourselves against the vitriol and demagoguery,…
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Douglas Dunn’s “Cassations” at Danspace Project
Douglas Dunn’s Cassations, which ran last weekend at Danspace Project, opens with seven multi-colored flower sculptures scattered throughout St. Mark’s sanctuary, which are carried offstage by dancers in yellow ponchos […]
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Culturebot’s Weekend Plans: April 1, 2011
Horror, death, horror, degenerate art, and some guy name Buridan’s ass: a weekend of shows from Culturebot’s intrepid reporters