I love the Hemingway spelling…
Here is the design for the spring dance concert at Saint Mary’s College of California! Please come and feast your eyes on the delicate, daring, and delectable dancers on May 3rd, 4th, and 5th 8pm at Le Fevre Theatre at the SMC campus!
Saint Mary's College chapel (Photo credit: Wikipedia)
During my research of inspirational images for “A Movable Feast”, I came upon this real-time light painting from a reality show in Japan. The painter moves with such fluidity and the product is fascinating. Throughout the few minutes of painting, many layers are revealed and discovered. I am particularly interested in how the body motion results in a feast for the eyes–I see this piece as an ultimate form of incorporated performing and fine arts.
I have recently been imagining creating a dance around the De La Salle statue at Saint Mary’s College of California. The dance time would be limited to how long the shutter would be open on the camera. The movements would combine to create a cake around the statue–individual dancers would be in charge of designing candles, cake, and icing by focusing their gestures, tempo, and repetition to paint the end product. Besides the completed photographed image, I think the choreographed motions would be as interesting to capture; the various levels, repetition, and direct small-sphere focus would be appealing to watch–just as I find myself watching the painter just as much as the painting during this clip:
The real-estate commercial for Sister Ella Chapter of Salt Lake City; a character from Angels In America by Tony Kushner. This image of me (in Sister Ella’s costume) was taken back stage during our first run of Angels In America at Saint Mary’s College of California.
Our first Valentines…we had a few more boxes of chocolate though…
Photos from the California State University Summer Arts 2011 Culmination with the Steppenwolf Theatre Course including some music from the event. Thank you to Jonny Barrett and Colin Trevino-Odell for the haunting soundtrack, the support photography, and sharing your beautiful friendship with all of us at Summer Arts.
All Photos are taken from rehearsal process of the Steppenwolf Shepard’s Pie.
www.csusummerarts.org
www.steppenwolfwest.com
There is a new blog header! I’m glad this one is much more influenced by my photography. The wood is from a drawer at my grandmother’s house.
Also, the ‘For Everett’ page has been changed to the ‘For Steven Ents Treehill’ page; there is also a new password to access this page (what is an r/ents favorite time of day?). Please email me an inquiry if you are curious.
JH Truism on SJ
Lost without my PurseThese are pictures inspired by the art of Barbara Kruger and Jenny Holzer made for an assignment in a digital media course. THESE ARE NOT ORIGINAL DESIGNS BY THOSE ARTISTS–they are graphics edited by me for my undergraduate degree at Saint Mary’s College of California.
