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Creative Design
May 23, 2013 by christopher

The Museum of the Transition from the Unreal to the Real

Thursday May 23, Friday May 24 and Sunday May 26th
Presented by Knotworld
An Otherworldly Kaleidoscope of Physical Theatre

A guided tour through a strange, ontological museum hiding in the crevices between possible and impossible universes, The Museum of the Transition from the Unreal to the Real is a multimedia spectacle of physical theatre. The audience is given a tour of an imaginary museum, in which various surreal exhibits are displayed and performed for their mind’s eye using storytelling, movement, dance, aerial silks, trapeze, live music on bizarre musical instruments, projections, real time light sculpture, masks, and shadows. Each of the exhibits presented to the audience explores new layers of interaction between layers of realities both internal and external, combining collaborative resources from artists in many fields to create images of otherworldly strangeness and beauty in a play of audiovisual mayhem.

Written, conceived, and directed by Liron Dan, Kelvin Daly, and the Ensemble
Movement: Fibi Jane, Jacqueline Ha, Craig Whitehouse, Madi McKay, Emily Rubin, Noa Lembersky, Liron Dan
Music: Zemi 17, Dok Gregory, Shamos Dan, Kelvin Daly
Real time Light Sculpture by Chris Jordan (Cj), Stage Lighting Design and Execution by Jason Yellen

At THE HIVE, 20 Cook St., Brooklyn, (thehivenyc.com) near the JMZ at Flushing, between Broadway and Graham.
Doors open at 7:30 all nights, $15 Suggested donation, no one turned away.

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May 9, 2013 by christopher

Blue Mailbox Book Tour

by Annie Lanzillotto

Annie sits atop street corner mailboxes and performs stories that happened on those corners, while I project her her words on nearby buildings.

passeggiata letteraria (lit walk)
of L is for Lion

One night only – Thurs May 9
6pm Act One: Dinner and Performance in Jimmy’s 43, 43 E 7th Street.

7:30pm Act Two: Meet us in the streets in the East Village on our Lit Walk.
Look for the CityLore POEMobile, and text projected onto buildings at 9th/1st, 7th/A, and 7th/1st.

Projection of Text by Chris Jordan
Trumpet by Pasquale Cangiano
Sax by Rose Imperato
Fire by Salley May
CityLore POEMobile driven by Steve Zeitlin
Readings by: Valerie Reyes-Jiminez, Audrey Kindred, LuLu LoLo, Annie Lanzillotto, Marianna McFierce McClellan, Simba Yangala.

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February 1, 2013 by christopher

Reflections on Impact

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Devotion Gallery
54 MAUJER ST BROOKLYN NY 11206 | 1-718-576-1107

February 1st – February 11, 2013

Mixed-media installation using reflections and projections that evokes a meditation on the impact of humanity on the environment. Visitors are encouraged to toss a penny into the pond, causing ripples through the projected image. The work juxtaposes the fundamental elements of air, earth, fire and water, in an attempt at creating introspective contemplation on pollution and the environment. The playful nature of the installation, tossing a penny to make a wish, is literally illustrated by the impact the penny has on the water, and, by disrupting the image of the city, what impact we have on the city, both positive and negative.

Materials:
projector, reflecting pond (wood, plastic, water), computer, bucket, pennies

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December 12, 2012 by christopher

Locost Queue

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The installation projects silhouettes of people photographed in Queens, in a queue, moving across the four faces of the clock tower. The rate of movement correlates to the population growth for the city of New York. A light flashes in the tower at the approximate rate of species extinction on the planet. Ie: its estimated that 10,000 species a year become extinct from human behavior. This will be indicated with a flashing light, at a rate of one flash per species extinction.

The installation is part of

No Longer Empty’s

How Much Do I Owe You

PRESS RELEASE_ How Much Do I Owe You

As Time Goes By: Locost Queue Brings Old Clocktower to Life
By Nick Normal in the MAKE blog

Mysterious Shadows In The Queens Plaza Clock Tower
By Sean McIntyre in the Creators Project blog.

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October 31, 2012 by christopher

Halloween Projection 2012

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Halloween Projection 2012, a set by Enki Andrews on Flickr.

Via Flickr:

Chris Jordan, Enki Andrews and Sean McIntyre playing outside during Halloween 2012.

Enki and Sean took lots of photos, as we moved through the dark post-hurricane streets of lower manhattan with two projectors and a generator.

Sean wrote up a blog post at:
http://blog.boxysean.com/2012/11/01/adding-light-to-dark-manhattan/

Photos by Enki

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