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Visual Studies, Visualization, Visual Culture, Comics Studies, Comic Book Studies, and 11 moreCultural Theory, Visual Semiotics, Comics, Comics/Sequential Art, Visual Arts, Comics and Graphic Novels, Critial Theory, Deconstruction, Graphic Narrative, Comics, Latin American Literature, Film Studies, Cultural Studies, Ethnic Studies, Fine Arts, Comic books, Comics Journalism, and English Literature, Graphic Novels, Comics Studies, Manga Studies, Popular Culture, Cultural Studies, Women's Studies, Gender Studies, Visual Cultureedit
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"RESUMO: A Teoria da Relatividade Combinatória apresenta uma análise aos espectáculos para os quais contribuem, nas décadas de cinquenta e sessenta, nos Estados Unidos da América, o compositor John Cage, o coreógrafo Merce Cunningham e o... more
"RESUMO: A Teoria da Relatividade Combinatória apresenta uma análise aos espectáculos para os quais contribuem, nas décadas de cinquenta e sessenta, nos Estados Unidos da América, o compositor John Cage, o coreógrafo Merce Cunningham e o artista visual Robert Rauschenberg, defendendo: (1) a existência de uma estética comum para a multiplicidade combinatória dos acontecimentos por si construídos, e (2) um reenquadramento da relação autores-acontecimentos--espectadores, fundamentado nas diferentes ligações desencadeadas pelos espectáculos, da sua criação à sua recepção.
ABSTRACT: The thesis Teoria da Relatividade Combinatória [Theory of Combinatorial Relativity] analyses the 1950s and 1960s North-American performances resulting from the combination of events by the composer John Cage, the choreographer Merce Cunningham, and the visual artist Robert Rauschenberg. It proposes the existence of a common aesthetics underpinning the combinatorial multiplicity of their events, and reframes the relations between authors, events and spectators, from the conception to the reception of their performances."
ABSTRACT: The thesis Teoria da Relatividade Combinatória [Theory of Combinatorial Relativity] analyses the 1950s and 1960s North-American performances resulting from the combination of events by the composer John Cage, the choreographer Merce Cunningham, and the visual artist Robert Rauschenberg. It proposes the existence of a common aesthetics underpinning the combinatorial multiplicity of their events, and reframes the relations between authors, events and spectators, from the conception to the reception of their performances."
"Vector Equilibrium Entrance and Exit Royal Characters Wisdom of Solomon and Big Strong Jonah personifies the preparation that is required Electromatic Charges through the Jonah Region-Rectum and Exit through the Wisdom of Solomon... more
"Vector Equilibrium Entrance and Exit
Royal Characters Wisdom of Solomon and Big Strong Jonah personifies the preparation that is required Electromatic Charges through the Jonah Region-Rectum and Exit through the Wisdom of Solomon region the Penile of Man.
This is the Bio-Vector Equilibrium.
The Islamic Studies have Identified these for all Chrisitians to follow. According to the text it is important to the Tedrahedron Ranging and Tunneling flow of electricity and magnetism.
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Royal Characters Wisdom of Solomon and Big Strong Jonah personifies the preparation that is required Electromatic Charges through the Jonah Region-Rectum and Exit through the Wisdom of Solomon region the Penile of Man.
This is the Bio-Vector Equilibrium.
The Islamic Studies have Identified these for all Chrisitians to follow. According to the text it is important to the Tedrahedron Ranging and Tunneling flow of electricity and magnetism.
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Music, Musicology, Theatre Studies, Film Studies, Dance Studies, and 8 moreLiterature, Drama, Cinema, Visual Arts, Theatre, Dance, Film, and Cinema Studiesedit
"http://vimeo.com/fluxations/mc1 An improvised audio-visual (interactive dance) performance by Joshua B. Mailman, employing the Fluxations interactive system developed by him and Sofia Paraskeva. Body movement controls the music and... more
"http://vimeo.com/fluxations/mc1
An improvised audio-visual (interactive dance) performance by Joshua B. Mailman, employing the Fluxations interactive system developed by him and Sofia Paraskeva. Body movement controls the music and the visuals. Movement around the stage (left vs. right and forward vs. backward) affects harmony and colors. Flex of the right wrist and body posture (upright vs. lowered) affect texture of the music and visuals. Flex of the left wrist affects rhythm of the music and visuals. Recorded in Montreal in June 2012 at the "Skin-Surface-Circuit: Embodying the Improvisatory" conference of Improvisation Community and Social Practice (ICASP), hosted by McGill University. Live algorithmic music and graphics designed and programmed by Joshua B. Mailman Sensor gloves designed, built, and programmed by Sofia Paraskeva Motion-capture interactive system developed by Joshua B. Mailman and Sofia Paraskeva Video footage recorded by Stephanie Khoury Other videos: http://soundsrite.uws.edu.au/soundsRiteContent/volume5/MailmanInfo.html http://youtu.be/8eBra9gd5QQ"
An improvised audio-visual (interactive dance) performance by Joshua B. Mailman, employing the Fluxations interactive system developed by him and Sofia Paraskeva. Body movement controls the music and the visuals. Movement around the stage (left vs. right and forward vs. backward) affects harmony and colors. Flex of the right wrist and body posture (upright vs. lowered) affect texture of the music and visuals. Flex of the left wrist affects rhythm of the music and visuals. Recorded in Montreal in June 2012 at the "Skin-Surface-Circuit: Embodying the Improvisatory" conference of Improvisation Community and Social Practice (ICASP), hosted by McGill University. Live algorithmic music and graphics designed and programmed by Joshua B. Mailman Sensor gloves designed, built, and programmed by Sofia Paraskeva Motion-capture interactive system developed by Joshua B. Mailman and Sofia Paraskeva Video footage recorded by Stephanie Khoury Other videos: http://soundsrite.uws.edu.au/soundsRiteContent/volume5/MailmanInfo.html http://youtu.be/8eBra9gd5QQ"
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Aesthetics, Theatre Studies, Art, Design (Theatre Studies), Theatre History, and 42 moreCultural Heritage, Ethnography, Popular Culture, Puppetry, Visual Culture, Cyprus Studies, Cultural Heritage Conservation, Drama, Scenography, Culture, Archives, Cultural Heritage Recording, Documentation and Information Systems, Greek Theatre, History of Art, Cyprus, Museum Ethnography, World Cultural Heritage, Visual Arts, Puppet Theatre, Theatre, History and Theory of Scenography, Visual Dramaturgy, Folk arts, Theatre for Children, Puppetry as an Art Form, Fine Arts, Puppets, Advertisements, Cultura, folk art AND PAINTING, Folk Art, Shadow Theatre, Theatre Arts, Museum Collections (Research), Theatre Research, Scenography, Performance, Nicosia, Cyprus, Greek shadow theatre, Karagiozis, Scenographic Strategies, Spatharis, Art Appreciation, and Theatre Advertisementedit
A short presentation of an unpubblished play of shadow theatre researcher Thanasis Fotiadis, combining Shadow Theatre and Theatre of Actors, where the main roles are performed by Karaghiozis and Makrygiannis.
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Cultural History, Cultural Studies, Folklore, Performing Arts, Theatre Studies, and 61 moreTheatre History, Research Methodology, Cultural Heritage, Ethnography, Popular Culture, Puppetry, Visual Culture, Dramaturgy, Amusement, Drama In Education, Rare Books and Manuscripts, Cultural Heritage Conservation, Oral history, Scenography, Spectacle, Culture, Archives, Oral Traditions, Culture Studies, Cultural Identity, Writing, Cultural Memory, Communication Of Memory In Archives, Libraries And Museums, Greek Theatre, Playwriting, Oral Traditions (Culture), Special Collections, Dramaturgy and Scriptwriting, Visual Arts, Puppet Theatre, Theatre, Visual Dramaturgy, Theatre for Children, Fine Arts, Manuscripts, Drama/Theatre in Education, Neohellenic Literature, Shadow Theatre, Theatre research, Drama, Performance, History of Theatre, Theatre Research, Scenography, Performance, Drama in Education and Theatre Arts, Theatre and puppetry, Drama and theatre studies, Playwriting, Screenwriting, Media Writing, Theatre Studies, Theatre Theory, playwriting, Greek shadow theatre, Karagiozis, Scenographic Strategies, Karaghiozis and Karagöz, Drama, Contremporary Performance, Playwriters, Fotiadis, Fotiadis, Makrygiannis, Makrygiannis, Makrygiannis, Makrygiannis, Spyropoulos, Fotiades, Androutsos, and Theatrical Textedit
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