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Video: FOLK-S will you still love me tomorrow? by Alessandro Sciarroni (Italy)

FOLK-S will you still love me tomorrow? by Alessandro Sciarroni creation and dramaturgy Alessandro Sciarroni folk-dancers Marco D’Agostin, Pablo Esbert Lilienfeld, Francesca Foscarini, Matteo Ramponi, Alessandro Sciarroni, Francesco Vecchi sound Pablo Esbert Lilienfeld video and images Matteo Maffesanti lighting Rocco Giansante costumes
December 3, 2012

Video: Day 2 of PRELUDE12 (NYC)

PRELUDE.12 is the ninth annual PRELUDE dedicated to artists at the forefront of contemporary New York City theatre, dance, interdisciplinary and mediatized performance. In its largest lineup ever, PRELUDE.12 will offer an array of over 40 short performances, readings, and screenings —
October 5, 2012

Einstein on the Beach 2012 Official Trailer

EINSTEIN ON THE BEACH An Opera in Four Acts Robert Wilson Philip Glass Lucinda Childs Presented in association with Pomegranate Arts Sep 14 & 15, 19—22, 2012 at 7pm Sep 16 & 23, 2012 at 3pm http://BAM.org/Einstein In September 2012, BAM presents
September 11, 2012

Video: Francisco Camacho’s ANDIAMO!

Direcção Artística e Coreografia FRANCISCO CAMACHO Co-criação e Interpretação ANTONIA BURESI, DAVID MARQUES, ROBERTO MARTINEZ, MARIANA TENGNER BARROS e TIAGO CADETE | Participações especiais CARLOTA LAGIDO E SÍLVIA REAL Cenografia e adereços RAFAEL ALVAREZ | Figurinos CARLOTA LAGIDO | Música Original SÉRGIO
September 3, 2012

TBA:12 – Time-Based Art Festival Sept 6-12, 2012 (Portland, OR, USA)

September marks the tenth anniversary of Portland Institute for Contemporary Art’s Time-Based Art Festival, and the first curated by Artistic Director Angela Mattox. Happening September 6–16, 2012, TBA is a convergence of contemporary performance and visual art in Portland, Oregon, gathering dozens
August 19, 2012

Alexander Calder’s “Circus”

Carlos Vilardebo’s 1961 film of Alexander Calder’s “circus,” an intricately assembled performance piece played out by handmade characters including jugglers, sword swallowers, clowns, and animals. These figures, crafted from a collection of “cork, wire, wood, yarn, paper, string, and cloth,” were each
August 18, 2012