Kangding Ray – OR, posted with vodpod
Archive for November, 2011
Hannah’s Midnight Mix Batty Bass 23 by Hannah Holland
Come A Little Closer (acid mix) – FOOLISH & SLY
Big Futt – Butch
Let’s Go Back (feat. Romanthony) – Solomun Remix – Kraak & Smaak
One Man – Chris Carrier Rework – The Units
Nobody Else (T.Williams Rmx) – Maya Jane Coles
Bax – Mosca
Babalon (InHouse mix) – Todd Terry
Some Slip – Gaiser
Break Broke – T Williams
Grand Prix – Boddika
Discoteca Carvernícola – Daniel Maloso
Dernier Volta – Chantal
If you have a bit of time I highly recommend this PBS American Masters Documentary highlighting artist/choreographer Bill T Jones through his process in the development of work of art based on Abraham Lincoln. It is so worth it.
Bill T. Jones, the recipient of a prestigious MacArthur “genius” grant and winner of two Tony Awards, has been named “an irreplaceable treasure” by the The Dance Heritage Coalition. Above all, he is a socially conscious choreographer who never shies away from controversy — tackling thorny subjects such as race and politics with elegance and intelligence, artistry and originality.
Video: Bill T. Jones: A Good Man
To celebrate the golden anniversary of the Academy Award winning film, DanceOn put together a flash mob featuring 50 New York City Dancers.
West Side Story Flash Mob NYC, posted with vodpod
:: Just Dance on the YouTubes
Credit - Photojournalist: Manish Swarup
:: Featured photoset by AP photojournalist Manish Swarup of the Pushkar Camel Fair in Rajasthan in The Guardian. Some very beautiful images!!
Gui Costa | PH Jackie Wang
“11/12 is gonna make 11/11 look like yesterday!” ~ Random Rab
This is a wonderful 8 minute piece on art:
To have the opportunity to create some kind of light in the world — or some kind of trouble in the world — it’s a very valiant gift and I don’t take it lightly. -Stephen Petronio
Click to watch!
:: via: Blake Martin Creative
This piece by Jiří Kylián!!!!!! Suggest keeping the sound kinda low-ish until prepared. I had headphones on and got quite a start.
“ANONYMOUS” By: Jiří Kylián, posted with vodpod
Mikhail Baryshnikov
From the DCTV Blog:
Legendary ballet dancer, Mikhail Baryshnikov, has donated 35 boxes containing his personal archives — video recordings, photos, documents and letters — to the New York Public Library for the Performing Arts. The incredible archives include some rare gems, such as videos where Baryshnikov can be seen practicing in Riga, Latvia (where he was born) as a young boy of 11 or 12 , doing exercises at the Vaganova School and working with such greats as Balanchine, Cunningham, Robbins and Graham. There is so much material that cataloging and digitizing is estimated to take at least three years, at which point it should be searchable by year, performance, dancer or choreographer. Baryshnikov has said that this archive represents his whole life. Considering that the 63-year-old is still working as a dancer, actor and founder of the Baryshnikov Arts Center in Manhattan, we are certain there is much more to come in his life.
This is cool. I particularly like the way tech inspires new ideas about how the crafting of projects like this materialize. It will be interesting to watch the finished product.
360 Project: Weaving Dance Images into a Movie, posted with vodpod
In respects to those who pass into the afterlife y Mictecacihuatl - La Santa Muerte | Dia de los Muertos 2011~
