Past Events
Blue Apple Players and 21c Museum Join Together for Student
Drama Performance
and Exhibition of Living Pictures May 13th - July 8th
Opening Reception and Performance
Tuesday, May 13th, 6:00pm
Performance by Western Middle School Students
Atrium gallery
The event is free and open to the public
21c Museum is proud to present its second collaboration with Blue Apple Players
and their most recent drama and photographic project with Western Middle School
students. Blue Apple Players has guided 100 sixth and seventh grade Western Middle
School students through a creative and educational drama workshop, with a specific
focus on the tableau
vivant art form. Photographed by Patrick Pfister of Pfoto.com, the photo
project will be displayed at the 21c Museum until July 8th. To mark the opening
of this special project, a select group of students will share a short demonstration
of drama skills, and some will be available to answer questions about the process
of creating the photographs.
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Artist and Curatorial Talk with Werner Reiterer
Wednesday, April 16, 6pm
Atrium Gallery
Free and open to the public
In conjunction with Raw Loop, Werner Reiterer’s first solo exhibition in
the United States to open at the Speed Art Museum on April 22nd, 21c Museum will
host an informal discussion with the exhibition’s curator, Julien Robson, and the
artist. The evening’s discussion will offer an insight into the humor and irony
that Reiterer uses in his work to question our perceptions of art’s relationship
to everyday reality. Through drawings, objects, and installations, he engages the
viewer and forces us to re-examine the nature of everyday experiences.
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21c and LFS Monthly Film Series present a Double Feature and
Q&A
with Kentucky Native and acclaimed film filmmaker Allison Anders
BORDER RADIO: Tuesday, April 15, 2008, 7PM
GAS FOOD LODGING: Tuesday, April 15, 2008, 9PM
Atrium Gallery
The event is free and open to the public
For this Month’s Film Series, 21c and LFS bring you a special double feature of
the Kentucky-born, Los Angeles-based filmmaker Allison Anders with a Q&A immediately
following each showing. 21c and LFS will show Border Radio (1989) and Gas
Food Lodging (1992), two early films by Anders that gave her critically-acclaimed
status in American independent film.
An evocative 16mm black and white film, Border Radio is a post-punk diary
in which a singer-songwriter goes missing, leaving his wife, a no-nonsense rock
journalist to track his whereabouts. Gas Food Lodging depicts a blue-collar
mother with two diametrically opposed daughters who try to live a normal life in
their whistle-stop desert town in New Mexico. While one escapes in romantic melodramas
of Mexican cinema, the other throws herself into meaningless relationships with
men. Please join us for this special evening for two exceptional films and a chance
to meet such a celebrated filmmaker.
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Reception and After-Party for the Kentucky Premiere of FLOW:
For Love of Water
Please join us in celebrating the Kentucky premiere of the acclaimed documentary
FLOW: For Love of Water
Meet the Director
Irena Salina and Co-Producer Gill Holland
Friday, March 21, 10pm until Late
Atrium Gallery
with DJ Jesse Jamz
Free with Ticket Stub or Donation to the Foundation
Cash Bar
The film was a co-production of Louisville-based The Group Entertainment, Executive
Produced by Louisvillian Augusta Brown Holland and co-produced by her husband Gill
Holland, and is directed by French filmmaker Irena Salina. The movie will be screened
at Baxter Theater starting March 21st. Please check your local listing closer to
the date for show times.
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21c Museum Foundation's Monthly Film Series with LFS Presents
Frederick Wiseman's Titicut Follies
Tuesday, March 18, 7pm
Tuesday, March 18, 9pm
Atrium Gallery
The event is free and open to the public
Total running time: 84 minutes. Film will be screened on 16mm prints.
Please note that due to its documentary nature, this film contains adult content.
Titicut Follies
Frederick Wiseman made his documentary debut with this controversial 84-minute survey
of conditions that existed during the mid-'60s at the State Prison for the Criminally
Insane in Bridgewater, Massachusetts. Made in 1967, the film was subjected to a
worldwide ban until 1992 because the Massachusetts Supreme Judicial Court ruled
that it was an invasion of inmate privacy.
The film goes behind the walls to show stark and graphic images exposing the treatment
of inmates by guards, social workers, and psychiatrists. The title refers to a musical
revue staged by inmates and guards. The documentary was cited as the "Best Film
Dealing with the Human Condition" at the 1967 Festival Dei Popoli (Florence) and
also honored as the "Best Film" at the 1967 Mannheim International Filmweek. The
story behind the complicated legal issues raised by this film and the attempts to
suppress it are detailed by Carolyn Anderson and Thomas W. Benson in their book,
Documentary Dilemmas: Frederick Wiseman's "Titicut Follies" (Southern
Illinois University Press, 1991).
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California Guitar Trio Makes a Special Appearance
at the 21c Museum
Portion of the proceeds to benefit 21c Museum Foundation and Ohio Valley Creative
Energy
Tuesday, March 11, 2008, 8pm, doors at 7:30pm
Atrium Gallery
$10 in advance and $12 at the door
Cash bar
Tickets are available at ear-x-tacy and the 21c Hotel Front Desk
The California Guitar Trio
The internationally acclaimed California Guitar Trio comes to the 21c Museum for
a special performance of stunning guitar talent. Fusing styles of classical, rock,
blues, jazz, world music, progressive, as well as the quintessential California
musical genre surf music, the eclectic Trio has toured extensively both nationally
and internationally. The members of the Trio first met in England at one of Robert
Fripp’s Guitar Craft Courses in 1987 and toured together with Fripp’s League of
Crafty Guitarists. Not wishing to disband after the League had run its course, the
CGT officially formed in Los Angeles in 1991, honing their intricate original compositions
and classical re-workings. To date, the CGT has shared the stage with musicians
such as King Crimson, Jon Anderson, Rick Wakeman, John McLaughlin, John Scofield,
Tito Puente, Taj Mahal among many others and has been featured at every Olympic
Games from 1998 to 2004. More information, as well as streaming audio, is available
at the
California Guitar Trio’s website.
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21c Museum Foundation and the Louisville Film Society's
Monthly Film Series:
Shorts by Apparatus Productions
Tuesday February 19th, 2008, 7pm
Tuesday February 19th, 2008, 9pm
Atrium Gallery
The event is free and open to the public
Total running time: 92 minutes. All films will be screened on 16mm prints.
Apparatus Productions
The now defunct, non-profit Apparatus Productions was co-founded
by Todd Haynes, Barry Ellsworth and Christine Vachon. Set-up to channel grants to
emerging film-makers who were not well served by the traditional funding sources,
Apparatus Shorts dealt with gay themes, women's issues, and African-American
life. As Haynes comments, "we wanted to preserve the form of short film-making &
make it something really exciting that wasn't just a stepping stone for feature
film-making." Under Apparatus, several films which directly question narrative &
cinematic convention were completed.
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21c Museum Foundation and the Kentucky Center Host the Wau
Wau Sisters Post-show Reception and Party
Saturday February 16th, 2008, 9:30pm
Atrium Gallery
with DJ Jesse Jamz
The event is free and open to the public
Cash bar with drink specials
After the performance
of the Wau Wau Sisters at the Kentucky Center for the Arts Bomhard Theater, meet
the Wau Wau Sisters at 21c for the reception, after party, and live entertainment
by
DJ Jesse Jamz. If you'd like
to stay the night at 21c Hotel, please call 502.217.6300 and ask about the special
Valentine's Weekend offer.
"Take two dirty-talking New Yorkers, throw in some impressive circus tricks, a string
of lewd jokes, a bit of burlesque titillation and you have one very cheeky night
out." - The Sunday Times (London)
Tickets for the Wau Wau Sisters performance are $25. For more information, please
visit:
The Kentucky Center
and the
Wau Wau Sisters.
21c Museum Foundation Presents Dan Dutton's The Faun
The Faun Dance Performance
Thursday January 31st, 2008, 8pm
Friday February 1st, 2008, 2pm
Friday February 1st, 2008, 8pm
Atrium Gallery
The event is free and open to the public, limited seating
Performance lasts about 55 minutes
The poet-artist with the barefoot mind returns to the 21c Museum to portray the
myth of The Faun. Heralding from classical fables and fantasies, The Faun
is a dance performance-installation based on the Greek myths of Pan and the nymphs.
This performance in particular will be his "Club Faun" which incorporates a cross
between a Japanese tea house, a Noh theater stage, and an electronic dance club.
The lyrics are adaptations from the sagas of Nonnus, Ovid, Sappho, and the Homeric
Hymn to Pan wherein the dance and music emanate from the sculptural stage. The performance
consists of 11 short parts and will be accompanied by original electronic music
recordings.
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21c Museum Foundation Presents Artist Talk with Anthony Goicolea
Thursday January 24, 2008
Informal Artist Talk 6pm
Atrium Gallery
The event is free and open to the public
We are excited to welcome Anthony Goicolea back to 21c Museum to discuss his more
recent body of work, The Septemberists Series and video currently
on display in Proof on Main and the 21c Video Lounge. Goicolea will also speak to
the excited new work to be showcased in the coming year at multiple venues across
the US, Europe and Asia. He will have solo exhibitions with Aurel Scheibler Gallery
in Berlin in March, then again in Vancouver with Monte Clark Gallery in April, then
in September an exhibition in LA with Sandroni Rey Gallery, then a show in NY with
Postmasters in November and lastly in February 2009 in Seoul, korea with Galerie
Hyundai. Also on the books for Anthony is a career survey in 2010 at the NC Museum
of Art.
The current exhibition of Goicolea’s The Septemberists, shot on location
on a Massachusetts farm, portrays a group of boys in a dream-like landscape reminiscent
of an old Southern plantation that chronicles the preparations and processes associated
with traditional ritualistic ceremonies. Similar to Goicolea’s earlier work, the
artist invites the viewer into his fantastical realms with images inspired by fairy
tales, mythology, adolescent rituals, and science fiction.
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21c Museum Foundation and the Louisville Film Society Present
Taste of Cherry by Abbas Kiarostami
Tuesday January 15, 2008, 7pm and 9pm
Atrium Gallery
The event is free and open to the public
The entire program is about 95 mins. All films will be screened on 16mm prints.
Synopsis
A sublime and deceptively simple parable, Abbas Kiarostami's Palme d'Or winner follows
a middle-aged man who has decided to end his life. Driving through the hilly outskirts
of Tehran in search of someone who will bury him if he succeeds or rescue him if
he fails, he meets an assortment of different characters, each with their own reason
to turn down the task.
Voting "Taste of Cherry" the best film of the year in the international edition
of Time magazine, Richard Corliss wrote: "The film's artful simplicity, its respect
for each speaker's beliefs, its refusal to sentimentalize: all underline the director's
strategy of art. Let the rest of the film world ride a rocket to excess; Kiarostami
will find a quiet place and listen to a man's heart, right up until it stops beating.
And then he will listen some more." © (Zeitgeist Films Ltd.)
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21c Museum Foundation Presents Squallis Puppeteers
In the Atrium Gallery
January 3, 11am
Free for the public
Limited Seating, 100 seats available
Register by emailing
elizabeth.hurst@21chotel.com
11:00am - 11:40 Squallis Puppeteers will perform "Li'l Horse's Big Adventure" (perfect
for 3-8 year olds)
11:40am - refreshments served (cookies, juice & fruit)
Immediately following refreshments there will be a finger puppet workshop.
Children will have the opportunity to make their own finger puppets.
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Ben Sollee Album Debut Performance
Ben Sollee Celebrates Release of Learning to Bend with an Evening of Music
and Dance
In the Atrium Gallery
November 16th & 17th, 8pm
Tickets: $10 available at 21c at the show
Tickets will also be available at ear-X-tacy, Quills Coffee & Books, & Sunergos
Coffee
Celebrating his debut release of Learning to Bend, Ben Sollee will return
to 21c Museum Foundation to perform his unique musical style. For these exclusive
evenings, he will not only be playing new compositions, but will direct a performance
that combines music, dance, and photography.
This special event will feature the choreography of David Ingram, of empujon dance
company, as well as Delilah Smyth, formerly of Louisville Ballet. Performing to
the music will be Erica De La O and Kristopher Wojtera, two “First Soloist’s” dancers
from the Louisville Ballet. In addition, the photographic work of Mickie Winters,
a project realized in collaboration with Sollee, will be exhibited at 21c in a series
inspired by the movement of dance.
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21c Museum Hotel and the Louisville Film Society Presents a festival of films by
the Brothers Quay
Tuesday October 30th, 7pm and 9pm
Atrium Gallery
The event is free and open to the public.
The entire program is about 96 mins. All films will be screened on 16mm prints.
The Brothers Quay
Identical twins, the extraordinary Brothers Quay have been blurring the boundary
between miniature puppetry and live action with their innovative short films since
the late 1970s. On their exquisite handcrafted sets they have conjured up an unforgettable
world, suggestive of a landscape of long repressed childhood dreams.
The following films will be screened:
- REHEARSALS FOR EXTINCT ANATOMIES
- THE EPIC OF GILGAMESH
- THE CABINET OF JAN SVANKMAJER
- NOCTURNA ARTIFICIALIA
- ANAMORPHOSIS
The Quays' interest in esoteric illusions finds its perfect realization in this
fascinating animated lecture on the art of anamorphosis. This artistic technique,
often found in 16th- and 17th-century paintings, utilizes a method of visual distortion
which plays mischievously with the relationship between the eye and what it sees.
- STREET OF CROCODILES
The Quays' masterpiece, STREET OF CROCODILES is adapted from a short story by Bruno
Schulz, and was their first film shot on 35mm. A museum keeper spits into the eyepiece
of an ancient peep-show and sets the musty machine in motion, plunging the viewer
into a nightmarish netherworld of bizarre puppet rituals among the dirt and grime.
For more information please contact:
George P. Parker, Jr. - Executive Director
george@louisvillefilm.org
Louisville Film Society
www.louisvillefilm.org
Helen Pickett: One on One
In the Atrium Gallery
October 16, 7:30 pm
Free and open to the public (limited seating)
The Louisville Ballet and 21c Museum Foundation will host an evening with choreographer
Helen Pickett on Tuesday, October 16th at 7:30 pm in the atrium. This informal dialogue
with Pickett will explore her choreography, her dance and acting careers, and her
approach to tapping into personal activity.
Helen Pickett is one of three choreographers chosen for the Louisville Ballet's
Visionary Forces on November 2nd and 3rd. One of Dance Magazine's
2007 Ones to Watch, Helen Pickett is far more than a dancer or choreographer. This
former principal dancer with Ballet Frankfurt (under the direction of William Forsythe)
has developed a successful career as dancer, choreographer, actor (film and stage),
writer and teacher. Helen Pickett has participated in several films by such noted
directors as Eve Sussman, whose work was well received in the 2004 Whitney Biennial.
Pickett has also acted in Sussman's more recent project Rape of the Sabine Women
recently acquired by 21c Museum.
Special Offer: Hotel and Dance Package
For the event Visionary Forces, 21c Museum Hotel will offer a $221.00 Package
that includes a deluxe king bedded room and two tickets to the Louisville Ballet's
performances of Visionary Forces on either Friday, November 2nd at 8 pm
or Saturday, November 3rd at 2 pm or 8 pm in the Whitney Hall at The Kentucky Center.
Please call
21c Museum Hotel
at 502-217-6300 for reservations. Deadline for reservations is October 24, 2007.
Offer is based upon availability.
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www.louisvilleballet.org
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www.helenpickett.com/cho.html
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Read Helen Pickett's editorial
Specific Gravity Theater Performances
September 21, 22, 27, 28, 29, 8:00 pm
September 23, 30, 5:00 pm
Tickets: $15 general / $12 students / $10 groups of 10 or more
Location: 21C MuseumHotel, 700 W. Main Street in Louisville
For reservations call 502.384.2SGE (2743) or visit www.specificgravityensemble.com
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TURN THAT OLD MUSICAL INSTRUMENT INTO AN INSTRUMENT OF CHANGE
Thru September 21, 2007
Donate Your Used Musical Instruments to the Instruments A Comin’ program, and Help
Make Life in the Big Easy a Little Easier. Katrina swept away the music!
Instruments A Comin’ is bringing much-needed musical instruments back to New Orleans.
This program is part of the Tipitina’s Foundation, a nonprofit dedicated to helping
Louisiana’s unique musical culture survive the aftermath of Hurricane Katrina. The
21c Museum Foundation is proud to support the Tipitina’s Foundation as part of our
ongoing efforts to encourage the understanding and appreciation of art in all its
forms. All donations are tax deductible.
Bring donations by September 21 to the following locations:
For more information on Instruments A Comin’, visit TipitinasFoundation.org.
Louisville Design Association Lecture Series
September 20, 6:00 pm
Artists lecture: Gary Baseman. Presented by 21c Museum Foundation and Louisville
Graphic Design Association September 20, 2007 doors at 6:00 pm lecture at 7:00 pm
cash bar.
› www.garybaseman.com
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Idea Festival Think Tank at 21c
September 14, 15 and 16
More details coming soon.
Second Annual 21c Museum Foundation Pajama Party
September 7, 6:00 pm
21c Museum Foundation is a nonprofit organization that operates the galleries within
21c Museum Hotel. The Foundation relies on a variety of funding sources for its
activities, the largest of which is the Annual Pajama Party. Proceeds from the party
benefit the Museum's general operating fund and allow 21c to continue to share its
collection and programs free of charge with the community and beyond.
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Roy “Futureman” Wooten & The Black Mozart Ensemble
September 8
More details coming soon.
› www.youtube.com/watch?v=nypsluYXIyI
› www.myspace.com/futuremanmusic
Artist Talk and Lunch-Time Tour
August 23, 7:00 pm
Please join us for an evening lecture with artist Marc Swanson. Swanson‘s
work is currently featured in 21c street level gallery exhibition, Marc Swanson:
Beginning to See the Light.
Marc Swanson: Beginning to See the Light, comprises artwork made for several different
exhibitions over the last five years, reuniting in this context to present a broad
overview of the artist‘s œuvre. Swanson‘s sculptures, paintings,
installations, and video projects combine disparate references to art history, music,
mythology, and his own personal lore, providing a body of work that explores ongoing
themes such as autobiography, duality, and desire. For this exhibition, Swanson
has embarked on a meditative process that is not merely a nostalgic portrait, a
history, or a looking back, but a contemporary struggle forward to know one‘s
self, presenting us with an exquisitely vulnerable portrait of an artist.
Miki Garcia, Curator of Marc Swanson: Beginning to See the Light, will also be giving
a free lunch-time tour at noon on August 23.
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Moving Pictures: Dance/Film
August 18, 8:00 pm
The Louisville Ballet, the Louisville Film Society and 21c Museum Hotel present
Moving Pictures: Dance/Film, a film series exploring the intersections of these
two art forms. This unique look at the world of dance seen through the cameras lens
debuts with Guy Maddins Dracula: Pages from a Virgins Diary (2002). The screening
of this full-length film, based on the ballet by Mark Godden, will be on Saturday,
August 18 at 8:00 pm at 21c Museum Hotel, 700 West Main St. All screenings in the
Moving Pictures series are free and open to the public.
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› www.louisvilleballet.org
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Neva Geoffrey with Justin Craig and Ben Sollee with special guests
August 3rd, 2007
In the Atrium Gallery
8:00 pm to Late
Performances Are Free to the Public
Cash Bar
See what the critics are saying about Neva Geoffrey‘s music:
- "Sensual indie pop that is warm and visceral, complete with vivacious melodies
fit for a full orchestra." —Smother magazine
- "With moving piano ballads, modest pop numbers and jazzy torch songs, this
young American is an exceptional talent." —Clt. Alt. Country
- "Beautiful, catchy as hell songs that fall somewhere between Norah Jones and
Cat Power." —Hanx
Neva Geoffrey‘s performances tells a story of her travels. She sings whimsical
melodies over a playful piano or an airy guitar. Residing in Lexington, KY, Geoffrey
has spent the last few months sharing her debut album, "The Days are Rolling,"
through extensive touring. She has been compared to mind folks in the likes of Andrew
Bird and Cat Power, but her songwriting has an ethereal voice all its own.
Born and raised in Kentucky, 23-year old cellist and singer Ben Sollee has spent
his young life marinating in traditions of Appalachian, folk, R&B, and classical
music. Ben is developing a reputation for his fresh approach to the cello, accompanying
his soulful singing with a unique, three-finger plucking style.
› www.myspace.com/nevageoffrey
› www.myspace.com/bensollee
› www.bensollee.com
Neva Geoffrey and Tyrone Cotton
July 6th, 2007
In the Atrium Gallery
7:30 pm to Late
Performances Are Free to the Public
Cash Bar
21c presents the talented young songwriter out of Lexington, Neva Geoffrey, for
a special solo performance. Then taking us into the evening, also for the first
time at 21c, Louisville native Tyrone Cotton will perform songs from his recently
released album on the In Room One label.
See what the critics are saying about Neva Geoffrey‘s music:
- "Sensual indie pop that is warm and visceral, complete with vivacious melodies
fit for a full orchestra." —Smother magazine
- "With moving piano ballads, modest pop numbers and jazzy torch songs, this
young American is an exceptional talent." —Clt. Alt. Country
- "Beautiful, catchy as hell songs that fall somewhere between Norah Jones and
Cat Power." —Hanx
Neva Geoffrey‘s performances tells a story of her travels. She sings whimsical
melodies over a playful piano or an airy guitar. Residing in Lexington, KY, Geoffrey
has spent the last few months sharing her debut album, "The Days are Rolling," through
extensive touring. She has been compared to mind folks in the likes of Andrew Bird
and Cat Power, but her songwriting has an ethereal voice all its own.
Tyrone Cotton has moved audiences in every size venue from New York University to
the Kyoto International Folk Festival in Japan, where he has toured four times.
After opening for Rahn Burton, former pianist for jazz legend Rasahn Roland Kirk,
Burton said, "Tyrone can play his music anywhere in the world. If it were not
true I would not say it." After a Louisville performance, Beat-legend Lawrence
Ferlinghetti approached Cotton to tell him, "You‘re the real thing."
Historian Douglas Brinkley was blown away by Cotton‘s performance at an INSOMNIACATHON
music and poetry Festival. And legendary composer, musician, author David Amram,
who has heard Cotton several times, said in his usual animated manner, "He‘s
amazing!"
Cotton‘s style, in part, was born while studying classical guitar in college.
Also around this time he began playing blues and folk blues in coffee shops and
small venues, mixing blues with classical. He employed classical techniques such
as a right hand classical finger style, playing arpeggios of chords instead of strumming.
He also began to sing. He developed a love for words, especially the work of Langston
Hughes, and began to realize their power. The desire to play music, to sing, and
to tell a story was born.
› www.myspace.com/nevageoffrey
› www.tyronecotton.com
Ben Sollee and Abigail Washburn Performance
June 1, 7:30pm
In the Atrium Gallery
21c presents a unique musical performance with Abigail Washburn and Ben Sollee.
The duo will be joined by a rare performance by the international award winning
throat singers from Tuva, the Alash Ensemble.
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Empujón‘s New Works Performance
May 24 and 25, 7pm
Performances Are Free To The Public (limited seating)
Louisville‘s foremost contemporary dance project, Empujón, will be
returning to 21C Museum Hotel following their standing room only performance in
2006 to bring an evening of original premiers Thursday May 24th and Friday May 25th
2007. The evening will consist of new works by choreographer and Empujón
Creative Director David Ingram as well as new works by Philadelphia‘s Ashley
Suttlar and Louisville‘s Mikelle Bruzina, Delilah Smyth, Theresa Bautista
and new Louisville resident Pete Lay. Also new this year to Empujon is video art
design by Louisville based artist Valerie Sullivan Fuchs.
Empujón is the vehicle of choreographer / dancer David Ingram. Upon graduating
from Butler University with a B.F.A. in dance performance, David went on to study
dance and choreography with numerous schools, companies and summer programs across
the U.S. David currently dances with North Carolina Dance Theatre, but Louisville
audiences will recognize David as a former member of the Louisville Ballet.
It is most important that you see that all movement is beautiful, and that all movement
is art. If, after having watched Empujón, you look at yourself and see how
beautiful you are when you move then we as Empujón have accomplished something
wonderful.
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www.empujon.com
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www.valeriefuchs.com
Blue Apple Players, St. George‘s Community Center and 21C Museum Hotel Join
Together for St. George‘s Community Center Drama Club Students
May 22, 6pm
The Blue Apple Players have been leading a unique 10-week theater program involving
a group of students from St. George‘s Community Center. The 21C Museum Hotel
graciously invited the students to the museum and provided an opportunity for the
St. George drama students to see and explore the museum. During this project, the
group visited the museum and then chose a piece of art he/she liked. The students
used drama techniques to create a short performance piece inspired by the work of
art they chose.
These performance pieces will be shared in an informal presentation at the 21C Museum
Hotel on Tuesday, May 22nd at 6:00 p.m. For more information, please call Blue Apple
Players at 502-587-7990.
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