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ELASTIC CITY WALK: “MOSS ME”

December 30, 2012 by  
Filed under Le Petit Versailles Blog, Workshops

Artist Tomaz Hipólito, in partnership with Residency Unlimited and Allied Productions, led and facilitated a walk around the Lower East Side/East Village neighborhood called “Moss Me.” This program was conceived of as a “green intervention amidst Manhattan’s dense urban landscape,” where the participants were enjoined to engage with found materials during the walk with an […]

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BRIAN TAYLOR: A CELEBRATION OF HIS LIFE AND ART

August 18, 2012 marked the 20th anniversary of dancer Brian Taylor’s death of AIDS-related illnesses. To commemorate the occasion, LPV presented an evening of film screenings, showing Carl George’s “6 Feet, Dancers That I Know and Love” and “The Blue Dresses,” a video featuring dance choreographed by Brian Taylor and performed by Peter Cramer, Jack […]

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OBTUSUS CUM ACUMINE: PRAYER FLAGS FOR THE GARDEN

December 30, 2012 by  
Filed under Exhibitions, Le Petit Versailles Blog

  Artist Lucia Maria Minervini crafted ancient prayer flag designs made of wax/paper/text/image/fastening components of an artist made “book.” The flags were intended to remain at the Garden until they decay and disintegrate (Hurricane Sandy may have caused havoc all over the East Coast, but these prayer flags are still hanging in there, looking new!). […]

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FAERIE TIMES AT LPV!

Beltaine at LPV Ritual celebration of May Day at LPV: Gathering starts at noon, Tue, May 1, 2012 The New York Radical Faeries celebrated Beltaine at the Garden with our very own May Pole (and accompanying May Pole dance!) Continuing the success and fun that we all had from last year’s Beltaine celebration, we got […]

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SURRENDER DOROTHY: THE RETURN OF THE WITCHES

December 30, 2012 by  
Filed under Exhibitions, Le Petit Versailles Blog

          Phillippe Comtesse and Evor, artists from France, opened “the exhibition season” of LPV with “Surrender Dorothy: Return of the Witches,” an art installation and performance that enjoined the public to model and act in full witchy-tude, only in a black and white dress code. A sandwich board stood outside the […]

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