Saturday, August 20, 2011

FIRST FRI SEPT 2 2011

As the summer air slowly welcomes the autumnal breeze I feel an incredible glow of gratitude for what a fruitful summer we've had in our humble space this summer. It has been incredibly interesting to see people's response to our work and then to see that a wide variety of generations keep coming back. Our audience flow has more than quadrupled since our first production late spring, Unknown Protest. We hope to continue producing new work in our garage through most of the fall as weather allows. Perhaps we will even find a way to innovate our outdoor venue to draw crowds in the snow. For now, we are continuing with the exciting Sculptformance series, The Residue with...

a collaboration:
Performance Artist, Amelia Charter
Sculpture, Keli Sequoia
Sound Designer, William Burns

730 - 930 pm
We offer experimental, durational work at DPR.
Come by any time during the show and stay as long as you like or come for the whole thing.
You design your stay.


F R E E art & refreshments.

D E N V E R P E R F O R M A N C E R E S E A R C H

The Residue is inspired by watching loved ones suffer because of an inability to talk about or express an enormously life changing event. The series is built out of a map that charts the rhythms and patterns of the 7 days of the week and outlines a vocabulary and aesthetic for each day.

Contemplate the different qualities and energies you experience on a Wednesday versus a Sunday. The map of the week then serves as a container to deconstruct and explore 7 phases we may go through when coping (or not) with something very difficult to talk about.

PHASE IV is paralleled with the energetic qualities of a Thursday. Living on rock bottom in the depths of suppressed feeling, only wanting to be loved but having no way of letting others in. Weight. Sick. Empty. Not of this world.

See photos from PHASE I (Monday/Shock), PHASE II (Tuesday/Rage), and PHASE III (Wednesday/Distraction) in older posts.

Photos and Notes from the Show:
Voice of the Bones

Reading the RoomThe Rock Bottom of You...and Swamp MonsterMembranes facing way out

And just as you are about to touch me, I whisper
"don't touch me..."
Sestina within the Sestina

This is not a shadow... this is the body... Shadow vs. Dominant
an amazing photograph I think you'll agree


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