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Which Commons: Market, Zoo, or Tribe?
Jon Ippolito
Sep 2012
“The question is not whether a museum should be a commons, but which model of the commons it should be,” says artists and new media professor Jon Ippolito, who looks at two models he considers highly compromised—the market and the zoo—as well as one he believes is closest to the original spirit of the commons—the tribe.
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Miguel Gutierrez: It’s about ghosts (and family, and the senses)
The Green Room
Sep 2012
The Walker is excited to kick off its performing arts season September 19th with the poetic and captivating new work by Miguel Gutierrez, And lose the name of action. This season, the Walker is bringing back its TALK DANCE series with local dancer and choreographer Justin Jones. Jones interviews the dance makers and curators for […]
The Walker is excited to kick off its performing arts season…
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Out in the Open: Six Threads
Field Guide
Sep 2012
Open Field may have been heralded in with soft, intellectual discussion, but it wrapped up the first weekend of September with a bang: the purrs of cats and the Farmer’s Market flair of local jug bands. Open Field has eschewed definition, and yet its curious nature begs to be explained, debated, and defended. Here are […]
Open Field may have been heralded in with soft, intellectual discussion, but it…
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Backstage Haiku: Meat
The Green Room
Sep 2012
The Green Room: From on stage, back stage and the theater seats, the Performing Arts blog illuminates the intersecting worlds of dance, theater, and music.
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Deborah Hay: Turn Your F’ing Head!
The Green Room
Sep 2012
For the last few months and up until the new year, the Walker’s Interdisciplinary Work Group, of which I am a member, is organizing a variety of visiting speakers and events each of which is designed as research into how interdisciplinary matters engage individual practices in a variety of ways. As a member of the […]
For the last few months and up until the new year, the Walker’s…