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Labels: art, artists, hot girls, hot guys, Kaleidoscope Parade, parade, performance art, photography
These are my inner-most thoughts, mostly about comedy and technology, but also occasionally other non-sequitur, tangential rants. Well OK, maybe these aren't my INNER-most thoughts. Those are mostly about dancers and Swedes, and would probably get me locked up if they ever became public ... but some hopefully interesting thoughts, anyways.
Labels: art, artists, hot girls, hot guys, Kaleidoscope Parade, parade, performance art, photography
The fabulous Kaleidoscope Parade is back. The location is secret until the day of the event. Sign up on the site if you'd like to join us.
After the parade there will be a party with fire performers. I'll be one of them.
We had such a fabulous time last year. Come play with us!
Kaleidoscope Celebration of Color 2008 Photos
Labels: art, artists, hoops, Kaleidoscope Parade, parade, performance art, poi
I had such a quandary deciding whether to go to Kaleidoscope as a performer or a photographer. In the end, I decided to spin poi and let my awesome friend Connor Hays man the equipment. I had a wonderful time and he did a fabulous job.
Kaleidoscope Celebration of Color 2008 Photos
(It seems some of you can't see some embedded photos in my blog. Please be patient. This will change when I upgrade my web server next month. )
Labels: art, artists, hoops, Kaleidoscope Parade, parade, performance art, photography, poi, sunset
I went to the Improv Everywhere Camera Flash Experiment on the Brooklyn Bridge a few weeks ago and now the video is out. The idea was to use camera flashes to do the wave across the bridge.
Between the rain and the difficulty coordinating 700 people with cameras they don't actually know how to use the wave thing didn't really work. But there are still some fun visuals and I made a bunch of new friends.
I made my first Flickr album of Soggy Brooklyn Bridge Shenanigans. If you tell me how much you love my photo albums and beg for more I might just finally get around to putting up the pics from my Bali, Indonesia and Puerto Vallarta, Mexico trips. But ya gotta really want it.



Labels: artists, Brooklyn Bridge, Improv Everywhere, rain
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I hope the knowledge that I've never used my blog to recommend a show will help emphasize just how freaking awesome I think How the Theater Failed America by Mike Daisey is. He's an incredible story teller, the likes of which we've not seen since Spalding Gray.
Go! Go now! Go often. Take your friends.
Labels: art, artists, home theater, performance art, writing
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