While the weather is getting colder, things at The Invisible Dog are only heating up. That's right, our red hot November events cannot be missed! With a new performance piece called Marco debuting, the excitiing ID's 3rd edition of Recession Art Show, the final weeks of Richard Garet's audio-visual installation Electrochroma, [and 2 live performances] the 2nd edition of Zero Film Festival and the closing of Yanira Castro's dance installation Wilderness, The Invisible Dog will warm you mind AND body (thanks in part to our giant industrial space-heaters!)
While the weather is getting colder, things at The Invisible Dog are only heating up. That's right, our red hot November events cannot be missed! With a new performance piece called Marco debuting, the excitiing ID's 3rd edition of Recession Art Show, the final weeks of Richard Garet's audio-visual installation Electrochroma, [and 2 live performances] the 2nd edition of Zero Film Festival and the closing of Yanira Castro's dance installation Wilderness, The Invisible Dog will warm you mind AND body (thanks in part to our giant industrial space-heaters!)
In The New York Times' Sunday Fall Arts Preview earlier this year, dance critic Claudia LaRocca proclaimed, 'If I had to see only one show you simply must see this fall, it would be Ralph Lemon's,' and on September 16, 2010 at the Krannert Center in Urbana, Illinois , the choregrapher and visual artist premiered his first major work in six years to audience and critical acclaim. During its multi-city U.S. tour, REDCAT is proud to present the Los Angeles premiere of Ralph Lemon/Cross Performance's How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? at the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater with performances beginning on Wednesday, November 10, 2010 and running through Sunday, November 14, 2010.
In The New York Times' Sunday Fall Arts Preview earlier this year, dance critic Claudia LaRocca proclaimed, 'If I had to see only one show you simply must see this fall, it would be Ralph Lemon's,' and on September 16, 2010 at the Krannert Center in Urbana, Illinois , the choregrapher and visual artist premiered his first major work in six years to audience and critical acclaim. During its multi-city U.S. tour, REDCAT is proud to present the Los Angeles premiere of Ralph Lemon/Cross Performance's How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? at the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater with performances beginning on Wednesday, November 10, 2010 and running through Sunday, November 14, 2010.
While the weather is getting colder, things at The Invisible Dog are only heating up. That's right, our red hot November events cannot be missed! With a new performance piece called Marco debuting, the excitiing ID's 3rd edition of Recession Art Show, the final weeks of Richard Garet's audio-visual installation Electrochroma, [and 2 live performances] the 2nd edition of Zero Film Festival and the closing of Yanira Castro's dance installation Wilderness, The Invisible Dog will warm you mind AND body (thanks in part to our giant industrial space-heaters!)
In The New York Times' Sunday Fall Arts Preview earlier this year, dance critic Claudia LaRocca proclaimed, 'If I had to see only one show you simply must see this fall, it would be Ralph Lemon's,' and on September 16, 2010 at the Krannert Center in Urbana, Illinois , the choregrapher and visual artist premiered his first major work in six years to audience and critical acclaim. During its multi-city U.S. tour, REDCAT is proud to present the Los Angeles premiere of Ralph Lemon/Cross Performance's How Can You Stay in the House All Day and Not Go Anywhere? at the Roy and Edna Disney/CalArts Theater with performances beginning on Wednesday, November 10, 2010 and running through Sunday, November 14, 2010.
Miller Theatre presents the American Premiere of the composer's only ballet, with original choreography by Luca Veggetti and a performance by International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE)
Miller Theatre presents the American Premiere of the composer's only ballet, with original choreography by Luca Veggetti and a performance by International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE)
The Invisible Dog opened in October 2009, a raw space in a vast converted factory building with a charmed history and an open-ended mission: to create, from the ground up, a new kind of interdisciplinary arts center.
Miller Theatre presents the American Premiere of the composer's only ballet, with original choreography by Luca Veggetti and a performance by International Contemporary Ensemble (ICE)
