Today, we purchased two pictures by Michael Slobodian (Montreal) at the first fundraiser of Tara Luz Danse (taraluzdance@hotmail.com), held at the Galerie d’art Jean-Claude-Bergeron on St-Patrick Street in Ottawa. (more…)
We had our first snow storm of the season, which has obviously got me pumped to get out and ski! (more…)
The uncertainty surrounding the World Drivers Championship has finally, but put to rest. However, the means by which this was achieved can only leave the most tunnel-visioned tifosi smiling. (more…)
While some are pointing to the demise of MusicWorld, Canada’s last nation-wide music retailer, as some harbinger of doom, I’m not sure about the big deal. (more…)
We’re currently experiencing some technical conflicts, so this site’s image galleries are currently non-functional. Images at my portfolio site are still available however. I’m working on it!
This show was every bit as captivating as the last performance (Double Story: Man Asunder and The Bouncy Woman Piece, NAC October 2004) we saw from artist, dancer and choreographer, Crystal Pite, and her dance company, Kidd Pivot. Four male and three female dancers created a series of cause and effect scenarios, rebounding off of one another in Lost Action. Several solo moments by various dancers were also mesmerizing, their intricate movements seemingly generated impromptu. The athleticism and physicality of this piece was breathtaking and gripping.
National Arts Centre Studio, November 10, 2007
