Upcoming Exhibitions & Events
Big Dance Theater’s CAGE SHUFFLE starring Paul Lazar
One Night Only!
Monday, August 14, 2017
8:00pm (running time: 50 min.)
$10.00
No Reservations
Tickets at the Door
call 413 586-5553 for more
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In Cage Shuffle Paul Lazar speaks a series of one-minute stories by John Cage from his 1963 score Indeterminacy while simultaneously performing choreography by Annie-B Parson.
The stories are spoken in a random order with no predetermined relationship to the dancing. Chance serves up its startling blend of inevitable and uncanny connections between text and movement.
Parson and Lazar founded Big Dance Theater in in 1991. Based in New York, the Company tours internationally and is known for its inspired use of dance, music, text and visual design. The company often works with wildly incongruent source material, weaving and braiding disparate strands into a multi-dimensional performance of stories and movement. LEARN MORE
One Night Only!
Monday, August 14, 2017
8:00pm (running time: 50 min.)
$10.00
No Reservations
Tickets at the Door
call 413 586-5553 for more
info.
In Cage Shuffle Paul Lazar speaks a series of one-minute stories by John Cage from his 1963 score Indeterminacy while simultaneously performing choreography by Annie-B Parson.
The stories are spoken in a random order with no predetermined relationship to the dancing. Chance serves up its startling blend of inevitable and uncanny connections between text and movement.
Parson and Lazar founded Big Dance Theater in in 1991. Based in New York, the Company tours internationally and is known for its inspired use of dance, music, text and visual design. The company often works with wildly incongruent source material, weaving and braiding disparate strands into a multi-dimensional performance of stories and movement. LEARN MORE
"The Neural Architecture Sees Itself in Patterns”
Paintings by John Aiken
September 6-29, 2107
John has been working since 2011 with no formal instruction. He attempts, in this series, to allow the patterns of the neural architecture to see themselves. Creating this work has been a reparative process. He hopes that people viewing the work see that humanity is more than its destructive capacities. He does not use a computer, but works intuitively and by hand with ink and liquid acrylic to create these geometric abstractions.
John is a New Hampshire native and a retired cabinetmaker.
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A.P.E. Ltd. Gallery
126 Main Street Northampton, MA 01060 Phone: 413.586.5553 Gallery Hours: Tuesday – Sunday: 12-5 Friday: 12-8 Closed Monday |
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