Drella & Catch!
Company:
The Invisible Dog Art Center
Dear Friends,
This may find you focused on the end of the month and the end of 2013. You may be wishing for a special holiday gift or big change in 2014. Our wish is that you receive everything you desire during this magical season. But take a pause with us, and let the present be present enough this week.
We have three festive programs to offer you: the premier of Raja Feather Kelly's performance about drag, gender, and of course, Andy Warhol; CATCH 59! featuring performers across disciplines and career levels; and the continuation of the holiday artisan market.
This also marks the last two weeks to make a tax deductible contribution before 2014 - help us give artists the gift of opportunity so they can share their work with you all year long. Click here to support us now for the rest of the 5th Season.
As expectation and stress mount with the holidays, count on the Invisible Dog as a place to celebrate and enjoy.
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DANCE
DECEMBER 12 & 13 - 7.30PM
THE FEATH3RD THEORY PRESENTS:ANDY WARHOL'S DRELLA [I LOVE YOU FAYE DRISCOLL]
In his vogue-ballet, Kelly creates a surreal world; a gender-bending, race-shifting, multi-medium "artsploitation" in response to today's consumer culture, and celebrity worship. It is the latest in the choreographer's Warhol-driven series leading to a final staging of the feath3r theory presents: Who's afraid of Andy Warhol?"
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PERFORMANCE
SATURDAY DECEMBER 14 - 8PM - CATCH 59
CATCH is a hydra-headed, multi-disciplinary, rough and ready performance series-event that whirls through Brooklyn every couple of months. CATCH is curated with delicate irreverence by Jeff Larson, Andrew Dinwiddie and Caleb Hammons. Featuring Artists: Hadar Ahuvia, Jesse Bonnell, Justin Cabrillos, Mallory Catlett, Tess Dworman, Julia Jarcho, Jeff Larson, Phil Soltanoff !
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SPECIAL EVENT
BROOKLYN HOLIDAY ARTISAN MARKET - 14-15, 21-22. SAT 10AM to 7PM, SUN 11AM to 6PM
Twenty hand-picked artisans, designers and creators selling clothing, jewelry, home decor accessories, perfume, gourmet food products.
FREE ADMISSION
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WORKSHOP
TUESDAY DECEMBER 17 - 7 to 9PM - A figure drawing workshop with live model for artists and amateurs alike. $10. RSVP at figuredrawinginvisibledog@gmail.com
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FRIENDS WE LOVE
NEW MUSEUM. Performance archives seek to preserve some legible record of live art's imprint on culture for future study; however, many argue that archived representations of performance cannot fully capture the nuances of ephemeral experience so essential to the form. Projects by a canary torsi, Jennifer Monson, Julie Tolentino, and Sara Wookey
www.newmuseum.org
NEW YORK LIVE ARTS. Fresh Tracks. Featuring new work by choreographers Martita Abril, Maximilian Balduzzi, Ben Grinberg & Nick Gillette, Daniel Holt, Leslie Parker and Gabrielle Revlock. The 2013-14 Fresh Tracks artists come from a diverse range of movement backgrounds, defining new terrain in contemporary dance, acrobatic physical theater, krump and popping. These six emerging choreographers were selected by the 2013 Fresh Tracks audition panel Kyle Abraham, Paisid Aramphongphan, Ephrat Asherie, Leah Cox, Boo Froebel, Wendy Perron, Carla Peterson and Vicky Shick. Dec 19 - 21 at 7:30pm $10
www.newyorklivearts.org
