Chinese drum dancing live theatre filmed in Saint Paul, Minnesota in the theatre at the University of Saint Catherine. Very cool, love the Chinese!

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El Chinese Spectacular de Divine Performing Arts encantó al público en el Van Wezel Performing Arts Hall en Sarasota. Y la Alcaldesa de Sarasota Lou Ann Palmer disfrutó del espectáculo. [Lou Ann Palmer, Alcaldesa de Sarasota]: Es absolutamente hermoso. Es hermosamente relajante y también emocionante. [Tom Barnhorn, Vice Alcalde de Seminole]: Dado que promueve la cultura tradicional, nosotros, en Occidente no escuchamos ni vemos eso. Nuestra versión que vemos de la cultura está todo en la televisión, y algo de eso es bueno y otras son malas. Pero aquí realmente se presenta una forma artística que no veríamos si lo divino no lo hubiese puesto ahí. [Grace Lane, Diseñadora de moda]: “Este espectáculo realmente expresa muchos elementos de nuestras habilidades humanas y nuestro espíritu”. Divine Performing Arts realizará más de 300 espectáculos esta temporada, presentando la belleza de la danza clásica china en 80 ciudades durante este año. NTD Sarasota. Para comprar tickets en su área, puede visitar: www.divineshows.com http

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Brian Dickie discusses Chicago Opera Theater’s 2006 production of “Nixon In China” composed by John Adams.

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Richie Budd “Absorbing Liminal Homeostasis” 2008 New Works: 08.3 Lu Chunsheng – Shanghai, China Taryn Simon – New York, NY Richie Budd – San Antonio, TX International Artist-In-Residence Program Artpace San Antonio Curated by Hans Ulrich Obrist Work in progress images and opening night performance documentation Editing Richie Budd Videographers Wes Martin and Ricky Yanas Thank yous to Hans Ulrich Obrist, Artpace San Antonio, Harpo Foundation, City of San Antonio, and DRUGGIST Special thank yous to Blake Cormier and Riley Robinson Originally Commissioned and Produced by Artpace San Antonio Released to Artpace archives and youtube/vimeo November 2008

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With four Asian rooms permanently installed in its galleries, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore Asian architecture. The rooms provide a glimpse into Chinese and Japanese culture, history, and daily life. They are exquisite, authentic settings for the interpretation and display of the museum’s outstanding collection of Asian art. This teacher resource video was produced in 2006 in conjunction with the Art of Asia interactive media program at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. www.artsmia.org

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Extemporaneous Theatre Company performs at Birmingham Festival Theatre, February 5, 2010. Christopher Davis, Callie Mauldin, Kathryn Myrick, Douglas O’Neil, Jr., and Debbie Smith. The game begins with Debbie and Kathryn doing dishes, but soon their physical positions on stage inspire the other players to jump in and go in a number of strange new directions.

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With four Asian rooms permanently installed in its galleries, the Minneapolis Institute of Arts offers an unparalleled opportunity to explore Asian architecture. The rooms provide a glimpse into Chinese and Japanese culture, history, and daily life. They are exquisite, authentic settings for the interpretation and display of the museum’s outstanding collection of Asian art. This teacher resource video was produced in 2006 in conjunction with the Art of Asia interactive media program at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. www.artsmia.org

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Ceramic production in Asia dates back many thousands of years. The Chinese have always been regarded as the undisputed masters of ceramics. Other Asian cultures have made astonishing contributions as well. The collection at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts sheds light on virtually every type of Asian ceramic—from Neolithic vessels, to Japanese tea bowls, to Chinese export porcelain, and beyond. This teacher resource video was produced in 2006 in conjunction with the Art of Asia interactive media program at the Minneapolis Institute of Arts. www.artsmia.org

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