Category Archives: Art

Weird lumps of plant are jumping out of the windows at Disjecta. A white car peels out of the parking lot by the ground floor entrance, it’s tail sliding sideways as the tires scream and smoke. Inside people are standing … Continue reading →

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From the Desk of the Chair We’re well-along into T:BA:06 and I felt an inner urging last night around midnight to send something along to be part of the ongoing conversation that is the T:BA blog, not simply to be … Continue reading →

I have been having a hard time focusing. I don’t think I have slept in days and surviving off sessions lager as my only nourishment is starting to make me a feel unhinged. Reality and fantasy are becoming fuzzy and … Continue reading →

Jolly Ship the Whiz Bang: Episode 5 Blinglab: Misadventures of Lewis and Clark, act I As the audience poured into Someday Lounge, filling in the aisles around the perimeter, blocking exits, and packing the standing room at the back around … Continue reading →

I listen to the news on the radio every day. I listen to Amy Goodman, and I try to understand what’s going on with all these wars, all these endless wars. It’s hard to get it, it’s hard to feel … Continue reading →

9/11/06 Dear Diary, Today I met the coolest guy. His name is Brad and he’s really neat. I was just kind of walking around downtown at 2PM, skipping school cause it’s, like, such a hassle and Suzy Lindover is being … Continue reading →

This is the third time I’ve had the pleasure to see Ten Tiny Dances. Each time I’ve been delighted and surprised. I’ve recommended it to anyone who was wondering what to check out during TBA this year and I’ll continue … Continue reading →

I caught up with Brad Adkins and his entourage at Jamison Square Park. They crossed the park and sat at a bench all crowded in together. If I understood correctly they were all trying to achieve the same view of … Continue reading →

Leftover Stories to Tell was simultaneously moving and hilarious, a pretty amazing feat for any performance and an especially impressive accomplishment for a live set of “covers” of an iconic storyteller’s works. Initially suspicious (especially when the performers began uncovering … Continue reading →