October 1, 2014

Inspiration, News and Artists

Pushing the Envelope–When Public Art Becomes Private

I recently enrolled in an Actor’s Process class taught by Colette Yglesias Silver at Studio Theater in Washington, D.C., and was telling my colleague Nanda how I’m getting more comfortable staring nose-to-nose with classmates, and integrating a range of emotions, senses …

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Tags: Actor's Process, D.C., Everything by my Side, experiential theater, Fernando Rubio, Hudson River Park, improvisation, memory recall, monologue, Nanda Abella, New York City, pantomime, public art, Studio Theatre, Washington

August 24, 2014

Culture, Podcast Series

Behind the Scenes with Creative Time Producing Kara Walker’s – “A Subtlety”

http://vimeo.com/102962846 We spoke with Leila Tamari, programming coordinator at Creative Time, to discuss their work, and provide a glimpse into producing legendary artist Kara Walker’s first large-scale public project, which was on view from May 10 – July 6, 2014.  Walker’s installation is called “A …

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Tags: A Subtlety, African-American, Afro-Diasporic, antebellum south, artists, arts administrator, Creative Time, Domino Sugar Factory, free expression, inspiration, Kara Walker, Leila Tamari, Marvelous Sugar Baby, public art, public art commission, public programming, slavery, social practice