"Be/Leave"
Friday, April 1st
6pm to 9pm
_gaia
315 3rd Street
Jersey City,
gaia's gallery monthly exhibition!
This month the _gaia gallery will feature photography work by Lillian Ribeiro and Tracey Noelle Luz in "Be/Leave"
Come have a drink with us and stay for the after-party!
Be/Leave is a dialogue about who we become when we travel. In this photo essay, two activists who traveled alone outside the US contemplate their role in the world as organizers and their role in their own individual lives.
Tracey Noelle Luz is the director of They Will be Heard, the first feature length film on heavy metal in Cuba. She is also a photographer specializing in documentary and portraits.
Lillian Ribeiro is the director of performance and film at _gaia and also skates for Garden State Rollergirls.
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Thursday, March 31, 2011
Monday, March 28, 2011
Stretch marks, one woman show
Only one FREE show in Jersey City - NOT TO BE MISSED. Word is Born.
march 31, 7 - 9 pm
"'Stretch Marks' is more far-reaching, tackling issues of birth, heredity, culture and identity. All of it punctuated with hip-hop's trademarks of an eclectic soundtrack and non-stop athleticism. 'Stretch Marks' represents Kariotis' resolution of the challenge of stretching her identity to accommodate her daughter."~Kathleen O'Brien, The Star-Ledger
Stretch Marks is a one-woman show about infinite possibilities and ultimately choosing one. It's about being born, what we are born into, the circumstances of our birth, and the legacies we inherit. Forget about the meaning of life, what does it mean to be alive? A dynamic performance that is serious and seriously funny. Run time is 65 minutes.
Stretch Marks is a National Performance Network Creation Fund Project. This program is FREE and Open to the Community. Invite your family and join us!
http://www.angelakaRIOTis. com/
march 31, 7 - 9 pm
2039 Kennedy Blvd, Student Union, Multipurpose Rooom A.
Jersey City, NJCU
"'Stretch Marks' is more far-reaching, tackling issues of birth, heredity, culture and identity. All of it punctuated with hip-hop's trademarks of an eclectic soundtrack and non-stop athleticism. 'Stretch Marks' represents Kariotis' resolution of the challenge of stretching her identity to accommodate her daughter."~Kathleen O'Brien, The Star-Ledger
Stretch Marks is a one-woman show about infinite possibilities and ultimately choosing one. It's about being born, what we are born into, the circumstances of our birth, and the legacies we inherit. Forget about the meaning of life, what does it mean to be alive? A dynamic performance that is serious and seriously funny. Run time is 65 minutes.
Stretch Marks is a National Performance Network Creation Fund Project. This program is FREE and Open to the Community. Invite your family and join us!
http://www.angelakaRIOTis.
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Thursday, October 14, 2010
the Art Harvest
Art House Productions
presents
THE ART HARVEST
Live Plays & Fall Fun at Hamilton Square
For the entire month of October, come celebrate the arts at Hamilton Square
with three weekends full of plays, storytelling, arts & crafts, music, family fun, and much more!
SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
12PM – 5PM
October 16 & 17
October 23 & 24
October 30 & 31
Hamilton Square
232 Pavonia Avenue
Jersey City, NJ 07302
New activities every day!
Spooky stories
Hay maze
New plays
Dance performances
DJ
Snacks
Craft corner
Photo stand
Music
Storytelling for children
Weather permitting, suitable for all ages
Suggested donation for entry to benefit Art House Productions’ landmark 10th season of programs.
Art House Productions is a nonprofit 501(c)(3) arts organization dedicated to supporting artists
in the creation and presentation of new work, encouraging artistic growth across all mediums,
and fostering a widespread appreciation for the arts in our community.
Participating groups include Story Haven, Global Soul Project, _Gaia, The Theatre Company, Insurgo Stage Project and more still to come!
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