Culturebot Scanner: April 24-May 8
Newest installment of Culturebot Scanner to get the word out about what we’re excited to see over the next two weeks.
Tag Archives: The Kitchen
Performing Film: Sam Green at The Kitchen
Sam Green performs his latest film at The Kitchen this week.
Culturebot Scanner: Putting Performance On Your Radar (March 22-29)
Any given day in NYC brings hundreds of choices of things to do and Culturebot Scanner is here to help put the good stuff on your radar. Here are some events to check out over the next two weeks: FRIDAY, MARCH 22 Choreographer Levi Gonzalez will
Culturebot Scanner – Cool Stuff To Do and more….
Here are some awesome events coming up in the next few weeks, starting with a showing TONIGHT! Mark your calendars and check out these performances/symposiums/opportunities: Mårten Spångberg Workshop Presentation Saturday, March 2 (Tonight!), 6pm Choreographer Mårten Spångberg presents a dance for three women, The Nature, on Saturday,
A Return to “Performance”
Looking anew at unconventional performance through the work of Arturo Vidich, Claude Wampler and Harrison Atelier
Radiohole Brings The Creature To Life!
Went to The Kitchen Saturday for the opening night of Radiohole’s newest work Inflatable Frankenstein. It was an incredible return to form – or maybe next step – for one of my absolute favorite performance groups. After Whatever, Heaven Allows (that felt rather inert & lifeless to me, not
Eric Dyer on “Inflatable Frankenstein” and Radiohole’s Scenographic Approach
“We’ve always had an interest in making things, in making ‘stuff.’ I’ve always been interested in theater as a visual medium.”
Adrienne Truscott’s “…Too Freedom…” at The Kitchen
Culturebot’s Lydia Mokdessi responds to Adrienne Truscott’s “…too freedom…” at The Kitchen.
Adrienne Truscott in conversation with Marissa Perel on “…Too Freedom…”
Adrienne Truscott, talked to Critical Correspondence co-editor Marissa Perel about her new show “…Too Freedom…” playing at the Kitchen until the 15th.
First Person with Neal Medlyn
The inaugural “First Person” where we invite artists to share their thoughts on their work, practice and the state of the field
Shana Moulton, I’m Sorry (and other important things)
Andy apologizes to Shana Moulton and muses on art, context, personal histories and the interwebs.
THE ECONOMICS OF EPHEMERALITY
This is the third article in a multi-part essay Andy is writing that examines the relationship between performance and visual art from a variety of perspectives including economics, curatorial practice and cultural ecology.