Showing posts with label homemade. Show all posts
Showing posts with label homemade. Show all posts
Performance (is not) Art, made in India
Jason Kottke twitted this video as "the craziest thing you'll ever see on the web". i'm not sure I agree (it depends on your definition of crazy), but I do think it's pretty amazing, and actually very cool if read through the prism of the performative context. It has elements of early classic 1970's performance work that focused on endurance and pain (Abramovic, Pane, Burden, Acconci, etc.), alongside a more contemporary dramaturgy we know from performance recent work, and the circus-like presentational strategy; And of course, we cannot look at it without at least a hint of orientalism. Anyway it's super entertaining. I especially like the Indian Paula Abdul and her reactions. Enjoy!
Meanwhile in NJ
Israel is experiencing the biggest civil protest in its history, and in Demarest NJ we fly plastic helicopters in the rain wearing high heels, getting tattooed and experiencing the suburban lives of proper New Jerseyian housewives. Here are some images from our lazy August in the united states of america, so far.
Breakin in Tehran
I want them to perform my wedding. Thank you Romm!
Labels:
1980's,
amateur,
choreography,
dance,
exoticism,
fashion,
history,
homemade,
middle east,
music,
party,
performance (is not) art,
sexy,
video
Is that a wheel in your eyes or you're just happy to see me?
My dear friend Osnat "yos" Kelner is here visiting. We took this picture in the Luna Park today as we were doing some preparations
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