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New performing arts production by legendary guitarist, vocalist and multimedia artist, PEARLCOPPER.
Andrea Fryer, 8 months pregnant, climbed into a big black box and showed her belly off to the world in golden frames. You've got to see it to believe it.
Site featuring PEARLCOPPER musical theater Atlantis. Contact information included.
A youth arts organisation that develops and provides programs of excellence in all art forms for young people throughout South Australia.
To open perception, to rupture lines of experience, Dogon Efff defines itself as an interaction of seeing forces: to grasp change and duration in their original mobility.
A cross breed of yoga, breakdancing, climbing and gymnastics in a domestic setting. Do try this at home.
Site about a futuristice video performance project inspired by Conrad, Bakkar and Stugatsky.
A calendar of meetings around the world over the course of this century and beyond.
Each year a new project in a new location, a different country. These projects, created by international artists reveal new perspectives that allow a picture, an idea, a situation to come into consciousness.
Chris Bleicher's site enables you to have a look directly into her art studio. See her working and performing and admire her neon art pictures and objects.
Rebecca Barrington does guerilla art placements whenever she travels placing art in public places to be found and kept by passers-by.
Contains documentation of objects, installations, projects, and videoclips.
An online visual game with each choice determining the next view. Link for German version.
At core is a 76 ft x 36 ft mural layered with hidden secrets. Live performance by artist Patrick Dunning brings the mural to life.
Displays of several art projects using currency.
Your wishes for the 2000 future? Sent back, transformed to "wishingtrack" by computer, they become part of an international art performance under the Rhine river in Cologne.
Gayil Nalls' world olfactory sculpture for Times Square 2000 celebration. Dropped at midnight over Times Square New Years Eve.
Contains documentation of objects, installations, projects, and videoclips.
Your wishes for the 2000 future? Sent back, transformed to "wishingtrack" by computer, they become part of an international art performance under the Rhine river in Cologne.
New performing arts production by legendary guitarist, vocalist and multimedia artist, PEARLCOPPER.
A calendar of meetings around the world over the course of this century and beyond.
To open perception, to rupture lines of experience, Dogon Efff defines itself as an interaction of seeing forces: to grasp change and duration in their original mobility.
Each year a new project in a new location, a different country. These projects, created by international artists reveal new perspectives that allow a picture, an idea, a situation to come into consciousness.
Rebecca Barrington does guerilla art placements whenever she travels placing art in public places to be found and kept by passers-by.
An online visual game with each choice determining the next view. Link for German version.
Site about a futuristice video performance project inspired by Conrad, Bakkar and Stugatsky.
A youth arts organisation that develops and provides programs of excellence in all art forms for young people throughout South Australia.
Site featuring PEARLCOPPER musical theater Atlantis. Contact information included.
Gayil Nalls' world olfactory sculpture for Times Square 2000 celebration. Dropped at midnight over Times Square New Years Eve.
At core is a 76 ft x 36 ft mural layered with hidden secrets. Live performance by artist Patrick Dunning brings the mural to life.
Chris Bleicher's site enables you to have a look directly into her art studio. See her working and performing and admire her neon art pictures and objects.
A cross breed of yoga, breakdancing, climbing and gymnastics in a domestic setting. Do try this at home.
Andrea Fryer, 8 months pregnant, climbed into a big black box and showed her belly off to the world in golden frames. You've got to see it to believe it.
Displays of several art projects using currency.
