..., loves both, and has donut, Character who represents the “law” to take care of them, even on “visiting days” when inside the prison, defender of the codes. He is they both come to Carandiru. In his dream as an “general supervisor” of his pavilion, which means active macho provider, one day he...

... of the Arsenale. Outside, in the national pavilions, American sculptor Simone Leigh thatched the roof of the us pavilion in the Giardini and inserted white pillars resulting in a colonial-e­ra building now occupied by her gorgeous ceramics and enormous bronze figurative works. A 1 sellar Simone Leigh, Façade...

... legacies prompts There are maybe too many books and too me to ask you about another architectural project: many catalogs, but this shows the attempts at your concept for the Georgian Pavilion at the Ven- 121...

... “massacre of Carandiru.” On October 2, 1992, a fight among prisoners became a riot in Pavilion 9, which led to the intervention by the military police and ended with the deaths of 111 inmates (there is testimony from former inmates who suspect there were as many as 250 deaths). The House of Detention...

... national pavilions, the Quadrennial expanded sixty indoor and outdoor venues in the center with Lotker’s vision to include site-­specific perfor- of Prague. It included more than six hundred mances, urban interventions, and original plat- live events and more than one hundred and forms for invited...

... it was already a restaurant—I love this image of the Writers Union. We regularly had large creating a consumer culture!—so they offered meetings—300 people in Belgrade, listening to me the Veljkovic Pavilion. The Pavilion was visitors from Sarajevo...

... violence and anti- 6thomas The lobby of the Huntington Theatre Company s Stanford Calderwood Pavilion, Boston, as seen in social media posts, 2020. Courtesy of Huntington Theatre Company Blackness, theater organizations have been called on to address their own institution- alized racism. According...

... manifesto I Take My Stand, and in his autobiography The Pavilion, the same point of view lies just below the surface of his drama criticism. One sees Young's "Southernness' most in his consistent emphasis upon the life of the spirit, the rightness of the affections, the value of the classics...

... attention either. Peach Blossom Fan completes a trilogy for Chen and so brackets the end of one phase of his career. After making his name in American theater with a lavish nineteen-hour production of Peony Pavilion at Lincoln Center, Chen created, through a promising set of col- laborations...

... attention either. Peach Blossom Fan completes a trilogy for Chen and so brackets the end of one phase of his career. After making his name in American theater with a lavish nineteen-hour production of Peony Pavilion at Lincoln Center, Chen created, through a promising set of col- laborations...

... and the Great Archive in the Stedlijke Museum in emergence of new work in a large opera house Amsterdam in spring 1992 and his “renovation” remains an exceptional event, a risky endeavor, of what used to be the Soviet pavilion at the even traumatizing. The large opera houses are, Venice Biennale in 1993...

.... “I’m espe- cially fascinated by anything diy.”11 If these early pieces suggested a predilection for viral aesthetics, the Matteses’ 2001 project was its most directly viral to date. That year, the organizers of the Slove- nian Pavilion at the 49th Venice Biennale invited Eva and Franco Mattes...

... has to call the show.) As you can understand, everyone was in a horrible mood because of what had happened. We feared a complete flop. People were even saying that this was exactly what had ruined Diaghilev’s tour — a pavilion collapsed during his Sleeping Beauty —   and that the American...

... emerged as one of the physically. With large musical productions at the Dorothy most productive and influential regional theaters in the country. Chandler Pavilion on one side and the new Neil Simon plays and Under the firm control of Artistic Director Gordon Davidson, the “all star” revivals...

... Depression, and worldwide events that year so overtook the fair that the copy of the Magna Carta that had been loaned to the British Pavilion had to stay in the U.S. for safekeeping until World War II concluded. Part of the allure of this old-time per- formance style may be its ability to counter...

... Depression, and worldwide events that year so overtook the fair that the copy of the Magna Carta that had been loaned to the British Pavilion had to stay in the U.S. for safekeeping until World War II concluded. Part of the allure of this old-time per- formance style may be its ability to counter...

... Depression, and worldwide events that year so overtook the fair that the copy of the Magna Carta that had been loaned to the British Pavilion had to stay in the U.S. for safekeeping until World War II concluded. Part of the allure of this old-time per- formance style may be its ability to counter...

..., for Elvira; a became a city of ruins, a refuge for bombed-out people. Schuh's stair to the cemetery with the church facade; finally, Don Giovan• biographer commented on it: "The world of Don Giovanni, his ni's palace and pleasure garden with pavilions and fountains; right house and what one might call his...

... play Dessalines (1 893), a To prove dere’s indigo mixed in you blood, I done rhetorical drama that was, I believe, performed at found out dat I come down from ole chief My his the Haitian pavilion at the Chicago World’s...

... the audience doesn’t have an easy when European actors played the Japanese time. They have to work, they have to read, sisters. The set consisted of four pavilions they have to watch, they have to follow. It’s designed by Minako Nishiyama, who created almost like they have to pay to hear this very...