made during the creation and rehearsal process of Artship Dance/Theater’s production “Tarantella, Tarantula” which premiered at ODC Theater this fall.
For the last year, Nathaniel A. Bolton has attended rehearsals weekly, documenting and interpreting the process of creation of all the elements of the production.please scroll down
Urban/Visual Arts Programs
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ODC Theater Gallery - September 27th – October 9th 2006
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click for exhibition images and captions The exhibition showcased paintings, drawings, sculptures, and installations related to the last six years’ research into the origins of Tarantella dance and music. The content of the exhibition ranges from factual to interpretive to poetic renderings of this vast subject. This exhibition was not only a stand alone event but a way to prepare the audience for the associated performance. |
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ODC Theater Gallery - September 11th – 25th 2006
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In this way he has built a body of work which bridges the inner world of his imagination with the outer world of ensemble building and choreographic process. |
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The Sea
Artship Exhibition at SomArts Cultural Center
March 2 to 22, 2006
934 Brannan Street, San Francisco
Special Event during the Current Art Exhibition. Thursday March 16 at 7pm.
The exhibition presents works that responds to the sea deeply, paying homage to it, and in that way honoring the sea itself.
Crossing--A Gathering
of Artists (links to images)
An Exhibition of Artship's associated artists and works from its Permanent
Collection, SomArts Gallery, San Francisco, July 22, through August
4th, 2005. Artship segment curated and designed by Slobodan Dan Paich.
Windows Project (links to images) Initated and curated by Slobodan Dan Paich, Jan. 1991–July 2005 Windows Project. Since its inception in 1991, Windows Project has been showcasing over 5,000 artists in vacant storefronts on Broadway and in Jack London Square in downtown Oakland .
Pinaree Santipak's collaboration with the Artship 2003.
After conversations with Artship' curator Slobodan dan Paich Pinaree decided to create "vessels", a series of molded forms made from cast brass with gold-leaf inlay, 120 cm in diameter, height 40 cms, weight 58kg. Image on the left is of members of Artship Dance/Theater performing ritual celebration of the vessels at Pier 40 San Francisco.
Igor Ivan Sapic was the artist-in-residence at Artship in 2001. During his multi-month residency he engaged in personal work and development of his project "Message in the bottle". He engaged in the devlopement in a number of programs at the Artship and held a community-wide participatory project related to his principal investigation.
