As a society we are dangerously close to losing essential facts about many important works that are part of our cultural heritage – seminal yet ephemeral. At a time when information about anything can be so easily accessed, the concept of centralizing data on performing arts productions will enhance the fields’ability to create context for new generations of artists and audiences.

Alyce Dissette & Hal Eagar from DPI, Sharon Lehner from the BAM Archive, and Ben Vershbow, from the New York Public Library's Digital Teamin the Strategic Planning Office will talk about the new initiative.

The deadline for the 2008-2009 DPI Artists Residency Program application                                  has been extended from Sept. 8, 2008 to Sept. 15, 2008
The application is available on this site.

DPI Post-Performance Discussion Event
with resident artists (past & present)
September 17, 2008 at approx. 8:30pm @ HERE

Artists: Mallory Catlett and Zbigniew Bzymek                                                               Moderator: Liz Dreyer, co-founder Digital Performance Institute

THE WORK:
A fantasy of flagrant disobedience to authority, OH WHAT WAR follows a WWI band of deserters stuck in No Man's Land. A mash-up of mud, vintage war songs, b/w video footage and battle noise, this original Juggernaut production zeros in on the great war machine that holds us captive.

THIS EVENT FREE, AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC

HERE ARTS Center, ?
Performances of OH WHAT WAR begins @ 7:30 PM
For tickets: $15? (212) 868-4444
www.here.org?
HERE is located at 145 Sixth Avenue?
(between Spring & Broome Sts.)

 

MEDIA TECHNOLOGIST/designer

Actors Theatre of Louisville
Reports to: Production Manager 
Department: Artistic 

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Submitted by Alyce Dissette on Wed, 08/20/2008 - 15:11.