action painting cycle - one canvas - 13 performances
Grand Finale - Thursday, February 4, Performance starts 8 PM – $10
Excavation is a time based art project made of one canvas painted over in 13 action painting events. In the course of two years, the canvas has recorded every action, stroke, drip and rip creating layers hidden to the present but carefully documented for the future.
137 WEST FOURTEENTH STREET - NEW YORK
COMING EVENTS
PAST EVENTS
Coming this Fall... October 8 through October 11
The MMIX Festival of Interactive Music Technology
The MMiX Festival will feature diverse performers versed in the laptop computer arts using related audio software with an emphasis on interactivity with other media and disciplines; Produced by Theaterlab and Jocelyn Gonzales; curated by composer Patrick Grant. With: Todd Reynolds, Luke DuBois, Elliott Sharp/Janene Higgins, Kathleen Supove, DJ Rekha, Joshua Fried, Jon Marjulies, Dan Trueman and his Mini Laptop Orchestra), Patrick Grant Group, Bora Yoon, Ben Neill, installations by Chronotronic Wonder Transducer... Plus Ableton and Max/MSP workshops, product giveaways, and more...
Naoki Iwakawa, action painting
Carlo Altomare, open piano
Two staged readings
Dec 7 and 14 8 PM FREE
CAFE LYSISTRATA
A New Musical Comedy
by Uke Jackson
December 9 - 20
by Cindy Lou Johnson
directed by Heidi Handelsman
Starring: John Golaszewski and Erin Mallon
An Evening of Music with Violin, Computer, and Biosensors
Eric Lyon - Ben Knapp - Gascia Ouzounian
Wednesday, January 06 at 8:30PM – $10
The Biomuse Trio was founded in 2008 to perform computer chamber music integrating traditional classical performance, laptop processing of sound, and the transduction of bio-signals for the control of musical gesture. The work of the ensemble encompasses hardware design, audio signal processing, bio-signal processing, composition, improvisation, and gesture choreography. The Biomuse Trio consists of Gascia Ouzounian, violin, Ben Knapp, biomuse, and Eric Lyon, computer. ...MORE INFO
The DALLIANCE THEATRE’S VIRGIN PLAY SERIES
presents
WHO IS JORDAN BISHOP?
March 5 - 14
8 new short plays by 8 up-and-coming writers with one man's story to tell
Featuring new short plays by:
Ian August, Scott Rad Brown, Evan Cummings, Patrick Garrigan
Karly Maurer, Eric Sanders, Clayton Smith
Tin Lily Productions
March 26 - April 11
Authenticating Eileen is an original multimedia play, collaboratively created by the cast of nine. The production utilizes projection, dance, vidio, papercraft and live music to follow the journey of Eileen Sook, a shy, introverted data entry specialist who after a spontaneous move from New Hampshire to New York has difficulty connecting to the world outside of her internal routine. In an effort to branch out and connect with others, Eileen hires the help of a new consulting business called, “Curating”. Read More....
DANIEL PACKARD'S LIVE GROUP SEX THERAPY SHOW
The battle of the sexes has a new peacekeeper. Daniel Packard orchestrates a fun and adventurous, crowd-based conversation that slyly pries open the titillating truths and scary secrets we’re not supposed to tell the other sex, but need to. Daniel Packard’s Live Group Sex Therapy is a sexy, cathartic, and epiphany-inducing comedy experience. Not an orgy, but an orgy of the mind.
Winner! Best of San Francisco Fringe Festival
“As good as Lenny Bruce, he’s using humor, passion and incredible bravery to make us face what we are afraid of.” -- San Francisco Chronicle "See him now while you can still afford good seats.” --Vancouver Sun
Global>Theatre<Ensemble
March 19, 20, 26, 27
Written and Directed by Helen Richardson
One of Brooklyn’s newest international theatre ensembles, Global Theatre
Ensemble will present the world premiere of The Disappearance, a multimedia production by Helen E. Richardson. A photographer disappears. His work is on the market. Who really owns the work? Lovers confront each other over betrayal, conflicting beliefs, and concealed identities, while extortionists make impossible demands. A play that explores today’s turbulent political and economic landscape through the eyes of seven disparate souls brought together by money, love, and art.
L.A. Copeland presents
HOLD ME DOWN AND LOVE ME
March 21 and 22
Caroline and Allen are on their first date and it isn't going particularly well. In fact it’s so bad that the two of them already know they want nothing to do with the other one after tonight. Instead of another boy meets girl, it’s time for a look at the typical dating failures, the in-between times really. Because there is a point to them right? Of course there is. So welcome to the un-love story. Welcome to your bad date night.
