(we were incredibly impressed by this girl- she was so compact!):
Drainpipes galore!
These kids added to the performance and yelled "no! we're not part of it" to me when i snapped their picture, just in case i was confused:
Sunday, May 31, 2009
Bodies in Urban Spaces (Pro Arte)
On Friday the St. Petersburg art institute Pro Arte celebrated its tenth anniversary at Peter and Paul fortress. The event included a choir singing soviet-style patriotic songs about Pro Arte, video installations by students and the visiting US artist Billy Viola, and one of the best performance art pieces I've seen: Bodies in Urban Spaces. The performance was exactly what the title implies. Photos below:
(we were incredibly impressed by this girl- she was so compact!):
Drainpipes galore!
These kids added to the performance and yelled "no! we're not part of it" to me when i snapped their picture, just in case i was confused:
(we were incredibly impressed by this girl- she was so compact!):Drainpipes galore!
These kids added to the performance and yelled "no! we're not part of it" to me when i snapped their picture, just in case i was confused:
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What a fantastic performance! My name is Megan Snowe and I just met Yurii Shtapakov who mentioned that you were working in their print studio on a Fulbright. I am currently a volunteer at the Hermitage and would love to know more about what you are doing there!
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