January
2000
Updates & Happenings
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- DAH
, a theatre group from the Balkans will be here in Atlanta performing
at the connect event Feb 11, 12
- This
is co-sponsored by 7 Stages , courtesy of Del Hamilton, thank you.
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- Voice
Crack release their new CD called infra_red,
they will be performoing in Atlanta on the 19th
February as part of the Connect
show series
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- Jean-Paul
Dispaux will be in Atlanta for the screening of his film Capoeira,
Bel Horizon, a documentary filmed in Brazil three years ago about
the Capoeira movement there .
- We have
a minute edit of this film
right here.
- Mark
Giles is on-line and off-the-grid, the Dome is up, great stories.
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- DAC
'99 The Second Annual Digital Arts and Culture Conference
(DAC '99) brought an international field of artists, new media
practitioners, scientists and theorists together at the beginning
of the month.
- Elliott
Peter Earls performance was very interesting to say the
least. Technical difficulties and all.
- Regina
Frank wove a web of connectivity.
- One
People connected with Anthony
Fragola, Film Professor at University of North Carolina,
and subsequently Charity has been invited to serve as a judge
at the upcoming Film Festival in March 2000.
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- Istvan
Kantor
sent us some great pictures of his new works. we hope to bring him
to Atlanta someday.
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- Aura
Msimang Berton (South Africa) finishes her new album, ITSHE,
which is slated for an early Y2K release. In this 'fete des
hybrides multiculturelle' Aura's sultry voice is accompanied
by a euro - african blend of traditional and pop rhythms and
was produced by Jean-Paul
Dispaux (Belgium).
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- Jud
Hockersmith's new short experimental epic and directorial
debut, POSTMODERN REVELATIONS,
screened at MediaHead on Monday November 1. The place was packed
and it was received very well. Written and performed by Ian
Fuller, Wes Kennemore and Alex Omli; produced by Elise Vullo;
cinematography by EricG; edited by Yuri Gitman; sound engineering
by Paul Jorgensen.
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- Alice
Nisbet has an opening of some of her latest works at the Righteous
Room in Atlanta Georgia.
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- LIBERATED
VOICES: Contemporary Art from South Africa
is on exhibit at the Museum for African Art in New York City
from 17 September 1999 through 2 January 2000. This cogitative collection
of works from thirteen of South Africa's young contemporary artists
offers an intimate, if not chafing, diary of personal histories and
cultural truths. Exhibiting artists include Bridget
Baker, David Koloane, and Sue
Williamson
- I have
posted some recent photos from Bridget's work there.
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If
you would like have information included on this page about your upcoming
or current activities & events, please send writings (English, French
or German), photos (optional) and urls to
charity@onepeople.com
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