Earlier at Queergasm: a re-staging of “Sewing Station” #performance #art #event #queer #queergasm #

Earlier at Queergasm: a re-staging of “Sewing Station” #performance #art #event #queer #queergasm #

TONIGHT! I will be reading journal excerpts from my first year in the US Navy as a gay man during Don’t Ask Don’t Tell -  Including a play by play of how I lost my V-card with a fellow sailor.  Come enjoy the show!
Making Out with Wes Perry and FriendsWednesday February 20th at 8pmThe Upstairs Gallery in Andersonville5219 N Clark StFREE and BYOB! ($5 suggested donation)

placer-instantaneo:

198/365 
December 22, 2010
Today, more than any other day, I am proud to be serving in the US Armed Forces.Rota, SpainCamera: Polaroid SX-70Film: Polaroid SX-70 Time Zero (3/10 from my next-to-last box of last stock TZ film)

TONIGHT! I will be reading journal excerpts from my first year in the US Navy as a gay man during Don’t Ask Don’t Tell -  Including a play by play of how I lost my V-card with a fellow sailor.  Come enjoy the show!

Making Out with Wes Perry and Friends
Wednesday February 20th at 8pm
The Upstairs Gallery in Andersonville
5219 N Clark St
FREE and BYOB! ($5 suggested donation)

placer-instantaneo:

198/365 

December 22, 2010

Today, more than any other day,
I am proud to be serving in the US Armed Forces.
Rota, Spain
Camera: Polaroid SX-70
Film: Polaroid SX-70 Time Zero
(3/10 from my next-to-last box of last stock TZ film)

Bad at Sports Top 5 Weekend Picks: Anatomy/Gift/Association’s Durationals #1!
A/G/A is a collective I’ve been involved in since this summer.  I have performed with the group in monthly Cabaret Cabaret shows, held at the A/G/A HQ (1619 W 16th St) in Pilsen. It’s always a crazy night with bold performances, music, and readings. Come check us out sometime!
This Saturday, we debut durational performances throughout the home-gallery space.  Come by and see some crazy and relevant, but rarely pretentious, art! I’ll be performing select actions from a current piece, Actions for an Asian Immigrant in the A/G/A basement space.

Bad at Sports Top 5 Weekend Picks: Anatomy/Gift/Association’s Durationals #1!

A/G/A is a collective I’ve been involved in since this summer.  I have performed with the group in monthly Cabaret Cabaret shows, held at the A/G/A HQ (1619 W 16th St) in Pilsen. It’s always a crazy night with bold performances, music, and readings. Come check us out sometime!

This Saturday, we debut durational performances throughout the home-gallery space.  Come by and see some crazy and relevant, but rarely pretentious, art! I’ll be performing select actions from a current piece, Actions for an Asian Immigrant in the A/G/A basement space.

Check out my vocal/burlesque performance of Brandy’s “Almost Doesn’t Count” at Anatomy Gift Association’s Cabaret Cabaret 6! 

Spoiler Alert: SEE MY CUTE BUTT!

Are YOU that somebody? 

It’s back! LOVERS & COVERS is here to let you croon & make you swoon. What do you need to do to get in on the action?

1) Send juicy (anonymous, if desired) emails, letters, texts and the like from your loves & exes for dramatic interpretation by TIEN TRAN & KIERAN KREDELL of Lady/Watch. (Send to jane.beachy@gmail.com or message me on FB.)

2) Hit me up if you’d like to sing a song! There’s room for a couple more tunes, but you’ll already be dazzled by the voal talents of KYLE CASEY & SARA KERASTAS, KIAM MARCELO JUNIO and VAJAQUEQUE BROWN!

3) RSVP here for access to the hosted bar from 8-9pm (and ignore the info about the BEACH PARTY, which had to move to another date but is coming soon!):http://do312.com/event/
2012/07/09/salonathon

Be there tomorrow (Monday) night, July 9, 2012, 8:00 pm

Beauty Bar is located at 1444 W Chicago AveChicago, Illinois 60622

Facebook event page:http://www.facebook.com/events/201064890021238/

Last performances by Eiko & Koma this weekend at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago).  Planning on going Saturday. Who’s with me?
Who are Eiko & Koma?

 
Eiko & Koma are venerated dance artists who have been making collaborative works for more than 40 years, since leaving Japan for New York in 1974. Using their bodies, duration, and process as their guideposts, they create stark, elemental works in landscapes, in rivers, in graveyards, and are presented by theaters, museums, and festivals world-wide.
Their living installation, Naked, is set in a human-scale nest of canvas, twigs, and feathers, with the audience steps away from the artists. It is a durational performance by Eiko & Koma and the audience may come and go. Immersive and transcending, it invites you, in their words, to “linger, stay here with your eyes, live, and kinetically observe how our bodies move towards death.” Situated in the Turner Gallery, Eiko & Koma perform Naked as part of the exhibition Time Is Not Even, Space Is Not Empty, on view through November 13, 2011, and which invites you to experience their remarkable career arc with key works through photographic and video documentation, installations, and live performance.

Last performances by Eiko & Koma this weekend at the Museum of Contemporary Art (Chicago).  Planning on going Saturday. 
Who’s with me?

Who are Eiko & Koma?

Eiko & Koma are venerated dance artists who have been making collaborative works for more than 40 years, since leaving Japan for New York in 1974. Using their bodies, duration, and process as their guideposts, they create stark, elemental works in landscapes, in rivers, in graveyards, and are presented by theaters, museums, and festivals world-wide.

Their living installation, Naked, is set in a human-scale nest of canvas, twigs, and feathers, with the audience steps away from the artists. It is a durational performance by Eiko & Koma and the audience may come and go. Immersive and transcending, it invites you, in their words, to “linger, stay here with your eyes, live, and kinetically observe how our bodies move towards death.” Situated in the Turner Gallery, Eiko & Koma perform Naked as part of the exhibition Time Is Not Even, Space Is Not Empty, on view through November 13, 2011, and which invites you to experience their remarkable career arc with key works through photographic and video documentation, installations, and live performance.