Showing posts with label performance art. Show all posts
Showing posts with label performance art. Show all posts
Sunday, December 27, 2009
Saturday, October 24, 2009
Diana Arnold in Monologues
Monologues, an evening of solo performances of monologues, spoken word and hip-hop, explores Jewish identity inspired by a 10-day trip through Israel. It is directed by the Hebrew Mamita (Vanessa Hidary) and written by Taglit-Birthright Israel alumni. All of the stories are original and told by their creators.
Diana told me about this video: "This was one of the first times I told a story instead of reading a poem. it is the story of the steps: the steps we all must climb...the steps it took for me to reach my father again."
Diana told me about this video: "This was one of the first times I told a story instead of reading a poem. it is the story of the steps: the steps we all must climb...the steps it took for me to reach my father again."
Jeffrey Cyphers Wright plays David Byrne's Organ
Jeff told me about this video: "David Byrne's installation of an organ the was hooked up to pipes and vents in the Maritime Building was a perfect space for a guerilla performance. I decided to get a gang together and go down there and film a dance/ poetry performance. Afterwards we had a great time editing and splashing jumpcuts together. Finally Kim Keever and I used a pretty little ditty we'd laid down as a musical score for the event."
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