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So VERY pleased with the final projects my Time Studio students premiered tonight. Excellent work all around.
”Man works when he is partially involved. When he is totally involved, he is at play or at leisure.” Marshall McLuhan
John Cage, in “Themes & Variations” (via jaredmcd)
Ivan Illich (via treason)
Allen Ginsberg (via oceanofmind)
2010 Undergraduate Research Grants
Technologically Charged Modern Dance Event
The purpose of this four-student collaboration is the creation of a full evening-length multimedia modern dance event to be held at the newly renovated Dogtown Dance Theatre, a space intended for emerging artists in the field of dance and performance. The thematic focus for the piece is the study of the human subconscious – delving into one’s dreams and realities. The starting point will be the investigation from Quadrifrons, a complete collaborative dance work based on hypnosis and the human subconscious. Each member of this team will be able to fully incorporate what they have learned from their VCU School of the Arts curriculum.
Amy Kaeberle, Interdisciplinary Studies (Dance and Choreography and Kinetic Imaging)
Alyssa Gregory, Dance and Choreography
Amanda Patterson, Kinetic Imaging
Nathan Altice, Media, Art + Text
Award: $3,000
Faculty Mentors:
Martha Curtis, Dance and Choreography
Robert Kaputof, Kinetic ImagingThis is really exciting!!! $3000!? AMY IM SURE YOU DONT CHECK TUMBLR ANYMORE BUT DAYYYYYUM THIS IS AWESOME.
Congrats Amanda. Hypnosis is so cooooool toooooooo. J.L.
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Eugène Ionesco (via nihilnoetia)
Going to Art Basel today made me anticipate day two even more! On the way home my dad was saying how he could tell I was truly inspired by the way I was talking so passionately about it all. I really was. I have never thought twice about going to art school or being an artist (that’s something you can’t think twice about.. you just are). Anyway, I’m so thankful for other artists and the way they choose to express themselves. And you know what? If you really believe in yourself and put yourself out there, you can do anything. Not to mention, it was so nice to see so many sculptures.