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“War of the Worlds”
Visionary Opera for the 21st Century

by Victoria Looseleaf | Nov 16, 2017 | Interviews, Performance Art

The Los Angeles Philharmonic, The Industry & NOW Art LA Present War of the Worlds: The Opera Walt Disney Concert Hall & Three Siren Sites November 12 & November 18 It might have been one of the earlier disseminations of fake news, if, that is, the October...

Dancenorth/Lucy Guerin Inc
"Attractor": Artistic Fortification for the 21st Century

by Victoria Looseleaf | Nov 4, 2017 | Performance Art

Dancenorth/Lucy Guerin Inc “Attractor” CAP UCLA’s Royce Hall November 2-3, 2017 Arthur Janov, the recently deceased nonagenarian psychologist who developed primal scream therapy, would, no doubt, have felt right at home experiencing Attractor, a...

Lita & Jasmine Albuquerque
A Powerful Mother-Daughter Art Duo

by Victoria Looseleaf | Aug 25, 2017 | Interviews, Performance Art

Part Kubrickian, part Wilsonian (as in Robert), with a nod to Isadora Duncan, Lita Albuquerque’s hEARTH, a performance installation created with her daughter Jasmine Albuquerque and composer Kristen Toedtman, on view at Sunnylands Center and Gardens (the former...

Meet The Mudpeople
L.A.'s Legendary Performance Art Tribe

by Victoria Looseleaf | Aug 23, 2017 | Interviews, Performance Art

Gif from MUD PEOPLE explore the Los Angeles River A segment on KCET’s award-winning TV show SoCal Connected was based on this story. Watch it here now. You may have seen them on the Venice Boardwalk, at the L.A. Convention Center or on the streets of Hollywood....