Wetcircuit at Glamtech
tags: Eric Dunlap, Holly Daggers, wetcircuit| March 20, 2010 10:00 pm | to | March 21, 2010 5:00 am |
Wetcircuit at Glamtech
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Interactive video installation by Wetcircuit at Disorient’s GLAMTECH IV: 2010
featuring
François K (Deep Space/Wave Music)
Reality Engine (live AV show)
Narcotic Rhythms (Reda+The Bass, Disorient)
with
Journeyman (Journeys By DJ)
Friar Tuck (Disorient)
Douggie Style
DJ Master Flynn (Thrills and Skills)
plus installation by Wetcircuit, video by Guillaume Clave, performances, lights, pierogi, and $5 drinks all night long.
Tickets:
http://www.brownpapertickets.com/event/100363
Glamtech (GT): $20 presale, $25 door Glamtech and Techglam (GT+TG): $30 presale, $40 door
FMT Discount code: GLAMTECH ($10 off door price)
ABOUT GLAMTECH: GlamTech IV runs from 10pm to 5am on Saturday, March 20 - the night of the Spring Equinox.
TechGlam, the official afterparty of Glamtech, runs from 5am to noon the next day. At least!!! (DX, our truly epic New Year’s Eve afterparty, lasted over 2 1/2 days before all our guests made it home.)
GlamTech IV will inhabit a magical, glowing, shiny, blinking realm constructed with lights, mirrors, smoke, and muscle out of the insides of Warsaw at The Polish National Home in Williamsburg (261 Driggs Ave, Brooklyn NY 11222). $5 drinks all night (well, until last call) and great Polish food, too. TechGlam, the afterparty hosted by Disorient, will unwind in our familiar clubhouse at Brooklyn Urban Sanctuary in Prospect Heights.
In the stunning big room at Warsaw, Disorient’s newest DJ and 2010 playa virgin, François K (Deep Space/Body & Soul/Wave Music), plays sexy organic house with dub flavors. Plus a live video/audio performance by Reality Engine, and support from Narcotic Rhythms (Reda + The Bass from Disorient) and Tim Fielding (Journeys by DJ). In the cantina, funky stuff all night from Douggie Style, Disorient’s Friar Tuck, and DJ Flynn (NY Jedi). Also expect a flurry of breathtaking performances and your friendly neighborhood Pornj Patrol — Disorient’s team hosting the party and making sure everyone stays safe and happy. And, of course — YOU!
Why: Because we love to create magical events for our community: safe spaces for exploration, discovery, creativity, and dance. We’re also raising money to spend on art, sound, lights, and power for the playa, so we can surprise and delight the denizens of Black Rock City, and we’d love your help to do it!
GlamTech is a party. GlamTech is Disorient’s style. GlamTech is a statement. GlamTech is a state of mind. GlamTech is mirror balls and strobe lights chopped up and remixed in a big poof of playa dust: techno-disco, burner style. Blinky, reflective, silver, lasers: think 80s club dancers facing off against 70s glam rockers at Thunderdome. Big 3D projections and video on dark screens, sexy beats.
KGD + FMT at Joyce Soho
tags: Eric Dunlap, Kim Gilbilisco| March 11, 2010 | ||
| 8:00 pm | to | 10:00 pm |
| March 12, 2010 | ||
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| March 13, 2010 | ||
| 8:00 pm | to | 10:00 pm |
Kim Gilbilisco Dances at Joyce Soho
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Kim Gibilisco Dances makes its Joyce SoHo debut with the world premiere of “Lensascompass,” a collaboration with composer/percussionist Tigger Benford and multi-media artists of Forward Motion Theater, Holly Daggers & Eric Dunlap.
Inspired by the processes of self-portrait artists, “Lensascompass” features dancers using camera lenses like mirrors to guide the audience on a journey of mutual self-discovery. The program includes additional works by Gibilisco including “Telling…” (2009) and “Charged” (2005).
March 11-13, 8pm
Joyce Soho
155 Mercer, NYC
view map
for tickets, visit Joyce.org
Dancers: Nancy Andrews, Jennifer Clevinger, Kim Gibilisco, Brandon Jones, Kyle Rostan, Stacie Shivers & Dylan Baker.
Lighting Design: Tony Marques
Museum Interactive at CHELSEA ART MUSEUM
tags: Chelsea Art Museum, installation, interactive, museumOur interactive installation at a fundraiser for Young Associates of the Chelsea Art Museum invited guest to step into the art and communicate with it physically.
A wonderful write up at Scallywag & Vagabond
On the wall was a black box, approximately 15 feet square, projected from what appeared to be a command center about 30 feet away. Inside the box: small white dots uniformly placed throughout… little pinpricks of light. When someone moved within the box, the white dots would stretch and writhe unpredictably, as if magnetically drawn to the movement.
The art came alive.
As I watched two guys flail before this one-dimensional shrine (to the sound stylings of DJ Sir Shorty), I asked the artist, Holly Daggers, for the name of this crowd favorite. “Uhh… Thing I Created for Chelsea Art Museum?” she responded. I asked if she could control the movements of the piece. “I can ratchet it up or bring it down a bit, but that’s about it,” she said with a shrug, before she was struck by a new name for the piece. “Tribute to a Sea Anemone!” she exclaimed. Clearly this piece wasn’t about control… it was about creation—and permanent labels were limiting.
RE:Vision • body • live performance • technology
tags: Dance, Eric Dunlap, Holly Daggers, James Roy Graber, Kim Gibilisco Dance, RE:Vision, Rebekah J Kennedy, Secret Theatre, Theater, Urban Wash Dance, wetcircuit| January 27, 2010 | ||
| 8:00 pm | to | 9:30 pm |
RE:Vision

Forward Motion Theater presents RE:Vision, a collaboration of live performances weaving multimedia and dance from a fresh critical perspective. The evening features five independent works by artists combining choreography, video, spoken word, and music. RE:Vision builds on Forward Motion Theater’s 6-year successful series EyeWash that fostered interdisciplinary collaborations between more than 200 digital media artists and live performers.
One night show, January 27 at 8pm, one subway stop from Midtown Manhattan at The Secret Theatre 44-02 23rd St, in the Long Island City Arts Building, LIC, Queens. Tickets are $10. For reservations: www.secrettheatre.com… or purchase at the door.
participating artists include:
Urban Wash Dance
(+1–1)
Blind
Wetcircuit
Kim Gibilisco Dance
ActivePhaze
THE SECRET THEATRE - LONG ISLAND CITY ARTS BUILDING
44-02 23rd Street
Long Island City, Queens
…more about RE:Vision • body • live performance • technology
Thank You Gregory
tags: Eric Dunlap| October 2, 2009 7:30 pm | to | October 3, 2009 4:42 pm |
Thank You Gregory - A Tribute to the Legends of Tap

Penn State Center for the Performing Arts
October 2, 2009 - 7:30 pm
venue/ticket info
Annenberg Center for the Performing Arts
Zellerbach Theatre
October 6-10
venue/ticket info
…more tour dates below
Produced by Dance Affiliates, under the artistic direction of Randy Swartz, written by Tony Waag and directed by Ann Marie De Angelo, Thank You Gregory starring Maurice Hines salutes American tap legends – Fred Astaire, Ginger Rodgers, Honi Coles, the Nicholas Brothers, Gene Kelly, Bojangles Robinson, the Copasetics, and Jimmy Slyde. This all new production, based on the 2005 original show which premiered on the Dance Celebration Series, honors the American Ambassador of Tap, Gregory Hines.
Video design by Forward Motion Theater








