TMRW Party Study #2

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You and Her

As we near the end of my time at Degenerate Art Stream — a bit about a favorite book that inspired me to create a performance.

http://degenerateartstream.blogspot.com/2013/05/you-and-her-by-keely-isaak-meehan.html

Retro-Future Soul

Why I love Janelle Monáe, today on Degenerate Art Stream.

http://degenerateartstream.blogspot.com/2013/05/retro-future-soul-by-keely-isaak-meehan.html

Kate Watson-Wallace

Today, an introduction to my dear, extraordinarily talented, friend — Kate Watson-Wallace.

http://degenerateartstream.blogspot.com/2013/05/kate-watson-wallaceanonymous-bodies-by.html

Dreams

Today on Degenerate Art Stream, two beautiful processions.
http://degenerateartstream.blogspot.com/2013/05/the-beauty-of-procession-by-keely-isaak.html

 

 

Turf Dance

Yesterday’s post on Degenerate Art Blog — the stunningly beautiful Oakland turf dancing presented by YAK films.

http://degenerateartstream.blogspot.com/2013/05/this-video-by-turf-feinz-and-yak-films.html

Mothers

In honor of mother’s day, today’s Degenerate Art Stream post features videos of two dancers who gave birth to art forms.

http://degenerateartstream.blogspot.com/2013/05/mothers-by-keely-isaak-meehan.html

Eight Wooden Legs

 

Today on Degenerate Art Stream I present the work of Lisa Bufano:

http://degenerateartstream.blogspot.com/2013/05/eight-wooden-legs-lisa-bufano-by-keely.html

Today on Degenerate Art Stream

Hofesh Shechter

http://degenerateartstream.blogspot.com/2013/05/hofesh-shechter-by-keely-isaak-meehan.html

Another Nepo 5K Blog

This post I just stumbled upon has a lot of photos from the NEPO House 5k Don’t Run. Since this is my blog, I’ll include the one of me! I haven’t found many that aren’t from the back, so I figure this is worth including, even if I don’t love the exact moment captured.

My poor poor Irish skin

The author of the post was mistaken, the program did list me — a photo of the yellow silk, title, my name, and a note that it was a traveling performance. However, the location was marked at my starting place, so I imagine those who crossed my path far away from that spot had a hard time finding me on the map.

I love the thoroughness of documentation in this post. For those of you who couldn’t make it, you’ll get a nice overview of the day!

(and odd note: If you scroll down in the linked post, you will see that the photographer unwittingly caught me twice. The second time from behind, after I finished performing, in a red top and grey skirt, with olive shoulder bag. I think that was when I was trying to figure out how I was supposed to take part in the art piece I was facing.)