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Although best known for his paintings he also, in the later stages of his life, produced many pieces of sculpture . . . He even created tapestry, one of which of which was displayed at the World Trade Center in New York and was one of the most important works of art lost during the 9/11 attacks.
This was a sampler/preview/ taster, but above all, a celebration of some of the other artists with whom HIIIT works. The theatre with its two large auditoriums and huge foyer area was the ideal location for this mini-festival, being simultaneously an opera house, art gallery and night club during this eclectic and exciting event. And you got a lot for your money with it running for nearly six hours.
Ayanna makes her cello come alive in a way I have rarely heard and I have never seen it played as an accompaniment, in the same way as a guitar, by a solo singer. If you think a cello is played sitting down with a bow gliding across the strings, think again. Ms Witter-Johnson is no slave to convention – she plays her instrument standing up using any and all techniques available . . .
Greg Shapiro is a difficult man to dislike. His humour is not belly-laugh, rolling on the floor, tears in your eyes comedy but easy going, relaxed and friendly . . . A character like Donald Trump is grist to any comedian’s mill, he has a persona, voice and speech idiosyncrasies which are instantly recognisable and easily mimicked – and Mr Shapiro is a master of this.
What really stands out in this piece is the visual artistry brought by Hama. Drawing from his Japanese roots and the Shinto faith, he uses the Mitsudomoe symbol, which represents protection and balance, to add a rich layer to the performance. Hama’s black paint strokes of birds, trees, and people on a large white screen deepen the storytelling, making the performance not just a dance but an interactive art piece.
Rotterdam International Duet Choreography Competition is pleased to announce the appointment of Marijn Bellaard as the new business manager, starting on 1st October 2024. With this decision, the organization has chosen a young and ambitious professional from Rotterdam’s cultural sector.
You never quite know what you are going to get at the Korzo. With different shows every day in three different spaces it presents established performers and newcomers. After a very short summer break, last night’s Here to Move You was a showcase of the new season with a handful of acts presenting teasers for their forthcoming appearances.
Last night the sculpture museum which is almost on the beach at Scheveningen, The Hague’s seaside resort, launched its exciting new initiative After Hours. During the evening you can wander around the museum and take in the sea view from its wonderful terrace and see up-and-coming talent from The Hague
