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Still from the Nonsense Observation performance at Pygmalion Theater in Vienna, where I did the live sound.
Footage by hyperpygmy
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Singing is my life… come see one of my performances.
Singing Live at DANTES PORTLAND, OREGON May 2021
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Photos by BlessedPerspective
Bob Moses - Hanging On Live
Bob Moses – Hanging On Live
Bob Moses shared a live performance video of their track “Hanging On.” Filmed in Hollywood, “Hanging On” is the fourth single released from the GRAMMY Award-winning duo’s new album The Silence in Between, out now via Astralwerks/Domino Recordings Co. Watch HERE.
“Hanging On” perfectly reflects the album’s duality of darkness and light, abounding in luminous melodies and effervescent rhythms even…
MCLAREN × NYSE
McLaren Racing and Intercontinental Exchange, Inc. (NYSE: ICE), a leading global provider of data, technology, and market infrastructure, today announced the launch of a multi-year partnership as ICE becomes an Official Partner of the McLaren MX Extreme E Team. The partnership takes further shape today in front of the New York Stock Exchange, the iconic American institution, and anICE…
THE PERFORMANCE WAS SO GOOD
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Hello everyone!
Bit of a different post to usual, but I’m asking for your help!
My ensemble NME (New Music Ensemble - http://nmensemble.com/) are trying to receive funding to perform at the EU parliament in Strasbourg - BUT we have been let down by our major funder, so we are desperately trying to find donations for only the expenses (£1800).
Please share this link (http://goo.gl/rBHvOL) to find out more about this important project - and please, any amount of donation would help us!!! ✈️
Testimony by BIZZY BAREFOOT, MARS HOBRECKER, BLUSH CASSIDY, LEAH JAMES, GAGE OF THE BOONE, JULIANA HUXTABLE, PEEWEE NYOB, and JACK WATERS, New York
Titled:the colorful activism of new york’s most radical queers
As Bruce Jenner prepares to share his transition with the world, Sam Smith goes platinum amidst a subtle coming-out, and LGBT characters drive storylines on beloved television shows like ‘Orange is the New Black’ and 'Transparent’, homosexual and transgender identities are playing increasingly influential roles within mainstream pop culture. These changes reflect shifting politics worldwide, with gay marriage legalized in the U.K. and many U.S. states. Yet there is a strong, insistent subcurrent within queer communities that resists rites of passage like walking down the aisle and enlisting into the military. Call them the radical queers, and know that the term is flexible, and evolving. From the local gardens of the East Village to Bushwick warehouses, a new wave of New York artists and activists young and old are banding together to question and redefine what it means to be queer today.
Twenty years ago, Jack Waters and Peter Cramer created a radical sanctuary in the form of a community garden called Le Petit Versailles. With its psychedelic art installations and freeform events, the East 2nd Street plot is a slice of the old, pre-Bowery Hotel Alphabet City. Jack and Peter met in 1980 through the art and activism collective ABC No Rio, still a downtown institution hosting hardcore punk Saturday matinees and poetry readings.
These two are elders in a loose community that also includes young artists Michael Bailey Gates (who photographed his extended creative family for this story), Mars Hobrecker and Leah James, artist Bizzy Barefoot, artist and DJ Juliana Huxtable, activist and Wild Ponies film collective member Connor Donahue (aka Blush Cassidy), and Gage of the Boone, founder of queer art space Spectrum. They’re joined by an endlessly expanding cast of characters that meet at Bizzy’s house in Brooklyn, through the MIX NYC queer film festival, at Le Petit Versailles, on the Internet. Where you probably won’t find them is at the yearly Gay Pride parade, which several dismiss as being too commercial. Some are radical faeries (a faction founded in 79 by Harry Hay, with pagan-spiritual elements and remote sanctuary camps), some are not. They’re all artists in some way or another, and activists with counter-culture leanings, fighting for causes from green space to health care to youth art. You could call them “anti-assimilationist”, as the Radical Queer Reddit bio does. Or you could just listen to what they have to say.
Published by i-D, 3/27/15
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An underwater martial arts performance. This video took the efforts of 50 people and had a pre-production period of four months. The filming itself took around 36 hours total.
This weekend’s First Saturday is now at capacity!
While First Saturdays are free, we’re trying something new and requiring advance registration so we can help manage crowds.
We’ve waited two years for the return of #FirstSaturdaysBkM and we’re so excited to see those of you who registered for performances by Isa Reyes, Bathe, and The Lay Out, hands-on art making, pop-up talks, a special town hall with central Brooklyn’s newest City Council members, and more!
If you didn’t manage to register for April’s event, please look out for upcoming announcements to register for events this summer!
Admission is subject to capacity at the time of registered visitors’ arrival and is first come, first served. If you’re not feeling well on the day of the event, please stay home.
