period saw an expanded middle class looking to spend their newly attained wealth on theater
July 22, 2011 – October 2, 2011 | MAEP Galleries | Free Exhibition „Finally, We Are All Young Again“ is a multiple-media exhibition of works by Adam Caillier and Michael Mott. In their collaborative studio practice, the artists create written, photographic, and sculptural works, „fussing,“ they say, with ideas about rehearsal, creative production, and strategies of display. The exhibition includes a 3-D library where images of books cover bookshelves, each binding printed with an alternate title to the exhibition and to the works within it
The film is projected simultaneously onto a gallery wall to mimic the movie-theater
it gets: ceramic portraits of Billops and her husband, the late playwright and theater
Rap music, theater, fiction writing, film directing—he does them all, often with
Rap music, theater, fiction writing, film directing—he does them all, often with
In 2018, in collaboration with avant-garde theater director Robert Wilson, he curated
Rap music, theater, fiction writing, film directing—he does them all, often with
Rap music, theater, fiction writing, film directing—he does them all, often with
Rap music, theater, fiction writing, film directing—he does them all, often with
is abuzz with small teams of people working with the center’s founder—renowned theater
