My Final Performance Of The Artist

Dingham describe authentic art experiences as imaginative, that deeply absorbs us either as creator or audience, when we explore, make, reflect or connect with artists and artworks REF. I have found that the music response, appreciation and interpretation with visual art while listening to the Moldau very engaging. Further research confirms that the activity is Art by Synesthesia, put briefly, as drawing a personal synesthetic perception of the music or the interchangeability of sensory perceptions (REF). Students will benefit from this activity to develop music ideas and acquire creative skills to cultivate creativity and

The second video I chose to discuss is Dancing in Water: The Making of RIVER, the creators-Eiko & Koma was their first work for the Retrospective Project. RIVER is an outdoor work, which was performed in nine different sites. RIVER took place in moving water through practices in the Catskills to performances in the Delaware River and the American Dance Festival. The sense of flow they both create through their movements is so powerful and dynamic that the viewers can feel the water moving over us and journeying with them through life. This performance was able to include to audience by using passerby such as the people rowing and interacting with them while since continuing with their process. The sound accompaniment being used in RIVER worked

Joel Iskowitz is a designer, whose work has been featured on United States currency to Congressional Gold Medals. From his presentation, I gained a new appreciation for the importance of details.

My overall response to the dance concert is spectacular because each dance piece was moving, remarkable, and motivational. Each dance had an astounding affect on me and allowed to me repelled into the performance. These impressions came from me analyzing the dance pieces, “A Brief Study of Recent History and “One Heart, Two Worlds”, for the Spring 2016 Studio 115 Dance Concert Series at USM’s Dance and Theatre Building on May 4th. The first performance, “A Brief Study of Recent History” was choreographed by Elizabeth Lentz-Hill and introduced by the dancers Jennifer Alafat, Megan Bradberry, Shaquille Hayes, etc. While the second piece, “One Heart, Two Worlds”, was choreographed by Dejonelle Gleeton and the performers were Brittain Allgood,

This year’s edition of The George Washington University’s “Danceworks” directed by Anthony Gongora was a modern variety act that combined components of dance and theatre throughout several individual performances. Among these individual performance, there were acts that were narrated while others told a story just through dance; there were acts that related to particular circumstance of GW students such as “9:35, 11:10, 12:45, 2:20, 4:10”, others that narrated the life stories of a particular character such as “Belinha,” and others that looked into the deeper meaning of human existence such as “Exuviate.” Even though the individual performances generated some interest among the members of the audience, there was chronological sequence among

On stage you will see 14 dancers experimenting with plastique, light and music. They will be donning various images, turning every ritual into farce. They are incarnating myriads of lives never repeating, they are utterly candid. The objective of their everlasting experiment is to cognize themselves so deeply as to dispense with their masks. Yet, the spectators will be the main participant of their

So I saw Cabaret last night and I have to say it was truly a great performance. The cast did an amazing job within roles that defy 'conventional' standards. If you've never seen or heard of Cabaret (like I hadn't until last night, except for like one song from it) let me tell you it is humorous, raunchy, and horribly tragic all at once...and the truly scary thing about this play is you don't see the horror that has been unfolding until it's far to late...

On the evening of Tuesday, November 28 at 7:30, I attended the UNG Instrumental Honors Recital. To be quite frank, I was entirely unsure of what to expect as I had never attended an instrumental concert before. The entire evening had a semi-formal air about it, despite the casual t-shirts and jeans many people were wearing. Each musician would step on stage to a completely silent audience, settle on the provided chair if necessary, take a deep breath, and then finally let the music sweep them away as they played for the audience. The passion and emotion each musician had was clear from the intensity of their respective facial expressions, which changed depending on what piece they were playing.

Cabaret is a musical that takes place in Berlin, Germany 1929. Berlin was a place where artists, musicians and other fine arts activities were enjoyable. This story is about a group of individuals from diverse backgrounds and countries that their lives cross paths. It all starts with an American writer named Cliff who goes to visit the city of Berlin to write a book. While on the way to Berlin he meets a man by the name Fraulein who is a salesperson. He talks to Cliff about how beautiful Berlin is and the places to go and see. Once there they meet several people such as Sally, Herr, Ernst, Rosie, Texas and many other members of the Kit Kat Klub Cabaret. Living at Berlin he begins to fall in love with Sally who is from England that came to Berlin

The blinding flashes of cameras were shining on me as I walked up to the stage in my beat-up Nike's. I could feel my heart pumping as fast as a race car in the Indy 500. The gods of cinema, fashion and music were all seated in the grand marble entrance hall of the Metropolitan Museum of Art waiting for me, Holly Michaels, to share my life’s work. I was never much of a public speaker. My legs turned to jelly as I stepped up to the black podium to deliver a speech before showcasing my exhibit at the Met Gala. I breathed in the luxurious scent of rose perfume and delivered my speech.

Art. When we say this sole world what comes to mind? Some of us may think classic Pablo Picasso, Claude Monet, Leonardo Da Vinci or Johannes Vermeer. The Latina/Chicana part of me then comes to life and thinks about Diego Rivera, Frida Kahlo, Salvador Dali and Jose Clemente Orozco. There importance and work icon to this day providing there people not only a vehicle to express a message but as well progression through time. Serving to provide both iconic representation and dilemmas through in society. The particular art form that I want to focus on this that of Performance Art, which is a, “Performance is typically a genre in which are is presented “live”, usually by the artist but sometimes with collaborators or performers. ” (“The Art Story”,

The object that is being analyzed is a sheet of United States Postal Service commemorative postage stamps featuring the musician Roy Acuff. The individual stamp is a square shape with wavy edge, and the artwork depicts a black and white image of Roy Acuff playing the fiddle. In addition, in the upper, left corner the name “Roy Acuff” is printed in red, while in the bottom, right corner the print reads “USA 37.” The whole sheet contains twenty postage stamps (USPS, 2017). These stamps went on sale on September 14, 2003, and 52 million of them were printed. (Smithsonian National Postal Museum, 2003). The design of this postage stamp reflects a style of art that was used on many postage stamps at the time as well as…

I realized that as an artist I want to be articulate with what I do in my art, as a dancer, but especially with anything that I choreograph with the intention of showing to a larger audience. As a dancer Telford’s piece actually made me write notes in my artistic statement document, about exhaustion and its window into authenticity. Sales challenged me with the thought process within a work specifically towards your own research within context and awareness within aesthetic choices. This matinee not only exposed beautiful visceral movement, but ended up being an insightful and educational moment in time for my personal love and journey in

What if each day’s goal is to fight inner demons? What if something as simple as music

A fascination with the human body, body were an experience that could somehow be held in common. The ways in which we might experience the body as connected or represent it as disconnected in a live performance. Shifting attention from traditional art object to the artist’s physical action further proposed that art existed in real space and real time. Marina Abramovic, a pioneer of performance art began using her own body as the subject, object, and medium in the early 1970s as she said, ‘In performance my body is object and subject.’ For the exhibition