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Books > Arts & Architecture > History of art / art & design styles > From 1900 > Art styles, 1960 - > Performance art
Majisty brings over twelve years of experience as she teaches the
gift, art, and skill of mime. She teaches both young and old
through classes, workshops, and conferences. Enjoy this easy read
to establish a firm foundation for the gift of mime
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finally on october 9th, 2013 i said it to myself: "don't say
anything, ever." i kept repeating that phrase as i drove home. that
was all i thought about for hours. that was how i truly felt. the
emotions i had were real. my performance almost came to an end. i
almost broke down and let go of my character. my strength was
tested. my feelings were hurt. then i thought, "how did i get to
this point?"
Ernesto Pujol here combines elements from an art book, field
journal and walkers' manifesto. It is a text for performative
artists, art students, and all who walk as cultural activism.
Walking Art Practice is a collection of intimate reflections by the
author, which bring together his experiences as a former monk,
performance artist, social choreographer and educator. They serve
as a provocation, walkers' manifesto and teaching guide for walking
as mindful cultural activism. This book is an invitation to:
Rethink what it means to walk and explore different ways in which
to walk as: a cultural practice a meditative practice a radical
practice art healing social engagement. Reconsider how to attend to
the inner and outer landscape whilst walking. Treat walking as a
performance resource. Walk as an everyday pilgrimage. Walk slowly,
walk in and with awareness, walk with and without skill, walk to
regain and to lose control... " Artists are trying to move away
from the influence of competitive corporate culture that has
increasingly defined art as an abrasive urban career. Artists are
trying to replace this with the humbler notion of art as a
practice, as a mindful way of life, consisting of consciously
creative gestures, visible and invisible, large and small. Art
practice is a private and public, selfless and generous, creative
life process resulting in a conscious cultural product."
The Beauty Palace - Theatre Play The Beauty Palace is a busy salon
where customers can relax, gossip and sort out their complicated
love lives. Thrown into the mix is a local inventor of beauty
products, who experiments on the salon's customers, often with
disastrous results. Running Time Approx: 1 hour Also On Amazon
Other Plays by this Author The Green Bananas, Where Were You Last
Night, Theatre Wrecks, Daddy's Girl Novels by this Author Halcyon
Secret, Blood Slave
A little girl of fifteen is worried about why the rights of her
people and that of herself are trampled upon by some individuals
when she knows that they are also entitled to some rights in her
country's constitution. Her mum is a nurse and her dad is a lawyer
but she ignores their efforts to fight for their rights and to take
the task upon herself. How was she going to be able to do what
grown ups who are also influential in society have failed at? Would
she get anywhere with this task? Enjoy
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