Tagged — Jamie Lyons

McMurtry Art Building

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Chocolate Heads Bird’s Eye View

Chocolate Heads Bird’s Eye View

Bodies defying the institutional geometry, movement carving rebellion into all that brutalist concrete and those sterile fluorescent slashes. This is what I’m talking about. This is the escape velocity made flesh. I’m talking about that electric moment when you’re three drinks deep into a conversation that matters, when the music’s so loud it rewires your […]

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Site specific dance rehearsal

Speculation: Site Specific Dance Rehearsal as the Chocolate Heads‘ rehearse at McMurty Art Building, Stanford. It’s about trying to frame something. And draw attention to it and say, “Here’s the beauty in this. I’m going to put a frame around it, and I think this is beautiful.” That’s what artists do. It’s really a pointing […]

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site specific dance, dance, McMurty Art Building, Stanford, Aleta Hayes, Chocolate Heads
Chocolate Heads, site specific, dance, McMurty, art, building, architecture, stanford, cantor, theatre, performance studies, aleta hayes, jamie lyons, photography, documentation,

inhabited sculpture

Architecture is inhabited sculpture. Constantin Brancusi So here we are, in the courtyard of this 96,000-square-foot monument to interdisciplinary aspiration, and the dancers are turning Brancusi’s old line, “Architecture is inhabited sculpture”, into something that bleeds and sweats and refuses to be theoretical. The McMurtry Building wants to be unified, wants its art practice and […]

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