RSS FeedSTUDIES IN WHITE, Saturday Jan 16 at Counter Balance Park
STUDIES IN WHITE EXPERIMENTAL ARTIST WORKING IN MOVEMENT & PERFORMANCE Studies in White is an independent, full-day, event in Seattle. It takes place 9AM–9PM on Saturday 16 January 2010 at COUNTERBALANCE PARK in Lower Queen Anne. Artists will present studies lasting between half an hour and 4 hours in length. Counterbalance Park in an open urban area—clean, sparse and expansive. Artists presenting studies include A. K. Mimi Allin, Danae' Clark, Vanessa Dewolf, Lainne Dexter, Kate Freeman, Rudy Harper, Joan Laage, & Mylinda Sneed. Studies in White is not an endeavor in finished, choreographed pieces. It is a preparation for something else. Artists did not spend vast amounts of time preparing, but rather envisioned and set into place parameters for a STUDY and are partaking in those studies, publicly. We welcome your participation: (1) Waltzing in White at 5pm join in & dance your cares away in the park Event agenda: 9AM Winter Field, A. K. “Mimi” Allin 10AM Winter Field, A. K. “Mimi” Allin 11AM Winter Field, A. K. “Mimi” Allin 12PM Winter Field, A. K. “Mimi” Allin 12PM White Wall, Joan Laage with Sheri Brown & Alan 1PM Winter Field, A. K. “Mimi” Allin 1PM Deconstructing Beatles' White Album, Lainne Dexter 2PM Danae’ Clark 3PM White Circle, Vanessa DeWolf 4PM Embossing, Kate Freeman 5PM Masks, Mylinda Sneed 6PM White Writing, Vanessa DeWolf 7PM White Writing, Vanessa DeWolf 8PM Flashlight Chorus (Conducted by Rudy Harper with support by Allin & Clark)
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