by dwintern | Sep 12, 1998 | 1998, Archive, Artist, I
Fifteen: Jim Isermann is the first large-scale retrospective devoted to this nationally and internationally recognized Los Angeles-based artist. A fully illustrated catalogue of Isermann’s art with essays by David Pagel and Michael Darling accompanies the...
by dwintern | Sep 12, 1998 | 1998, Archive
What doeth daughter of feminist intellectuals make? Painting of tumors, nuns with guns and visual poetry depicting the dehumanization of death and our relationship to it, of course. Katie Jackson’s most recent series of work centers around how we are living and...
by dwintern | Sep 10, 1998 | 1998, Archive, Artist, S, T
After an award-winning run at New York’s Public Theater solo performer Roger Guenveur Smith hits the road with A Huey P. Newton Story, a virtuosic and intimate portrait of Huey P. Newton, the late co-founder of the Black Panther Party. Smith’s performance,...
by dwintern | Jul 10, 1998 | 1998, Archive, Artist
QuAC (The Queer Artist Collective delves deeper into the collective queer psyche. Cutting through layers of therapy, angst and ecstasy QuAC performers expose themselves and society in an original and insightful way. This will be the fifth installment in the...
by dwintern | Jun 10, 1998 | 1998, Archive, Artist, D, K
Bessie award winning Mark Dendy plays Martha Graham, the high priestess of Modern. Lawrence Keigwin takes on the virtuoso Nijinsky, and Dendy plays the mad half of the duo. Using music from Stravinsky, Debussy, Weber and more, Dendy offers his own physically charged...
