Duane Hanson exhibit in Volklingen, Germany
By now I'm sure everyone is tired of reading about another pop/modern art exhibit I have seen. Too bad! Duane Hanson is what you would call a 'super-realist.' His sculptures are scrupulous recreations of the average Joe. His exhibit in Volklingen, Germany at the Weltkulturerbe (World Culture Heritage) Site was titled 'The American Dream.'
One of the most memorable pieces at the site was the moustached police officer who stood at the back of the museum with his arms crosses, looking for trouble-makers and photo-takers. Other works include construction workers, a body builder, an elderly tourist couple sitting on a bench, a trash can with a suffocated baby in the bin (which I didn't notice at first, it just looked like a heap of garbage), a Chinese student protester, and a derelict woman.
Monday, 24 December 2007
Avenue Q
Friday, 14-Dec-2007
It would be an exaggeration to say that it has been a dream of mine to see Avenue Q performed. But I've been really keen to see it ever since Marena recommended it and Esther gave me the music. This show was absolutely amazing totally awesome genius fun stuff.
Andy, Sea Bass, and I went to the Friday matinee at the Noels Coward Theater in London's West End Theatre District. We had front row seats--so close you could see the spit fly from the actor's mouths. So close you could see the stitches on the puppets' faces. So close you had to move your head from side to side to follow the action across the stage.
This show was so much fun. I couldn't stop smiling or singing along (which was probably a bit distracting for the person next to me).
It would be an exaggeration to say that it has been a dream of mine to see Avenue Q performed. But I've been really keen to see it ever since Marena recommended it and Esther gave me the music. This show was absolutely amazing totally awesome genius fun stuff.
Andy, Sea Bass, and I went to the Friday matinee at the Noels Coward Theater in London's West End Theatre District. We had front row seats--so close you could see the spit fly from the actor's mouths. So close you could see the stitches on the puppets' faces. So close you had to move your head from side to side to follow the action across the stage.
This show was so much fun. I couldn't stop smiling or singing along (which was probably a bit distracting for the person next to me).
Ultimate Update
Traveling around after finals means that I have so much to share, but limited computer access. Has it been only a week and a half since I sat my last exam? In the coming hours/days/sometime, I'll be updating with my lastest adventures. Enjoy.
Happy Christmas Eve!!
Happy Christmas Eve!!
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