In "Views of the Fleeting World," nine vignettes set to a chamber orchestra version of "Art of the Fugue," the nine dancers sometimes don long, pleated red skirts that look like watered-down versions of the costumes in Mr. Kylian's "Bella Figura".
Waterston's "Filthy Lucre" is a far darker vision, extending the sense of decay into the inner chambers of the art world.
"The investigatory chamber will investigate possible violations of art.
"Furthermore, the investigatory chamber will investigate a possible violation of art.
No one had bolder ambitions than Rauschenberg, and no one did more to breach the walls between art and life, hauling the grubby, gleaming world into the hallowed chamber of the gallery and dragging art out to the furthest corners of the planet.
A good musician has to have a wide scope of knowledge of orchestral music, chamber music, opera, etc., and various aspects of art, culture, literature and poetry.
They're more subtle and complex than that; an echo chamber of cause and effect, and art and life, and life and loss.
It's nice to relax and wander around". Several artists said the event was less busy than it had been on previous occasions, but the executive director of the chamber of commerce, Ted Ayala, said July Art Walks tend to be quieter because lots of people are away.
Tony Arnold is a luminary in the world of chamber music and art song.
With LA County Museum of Art curator Stephanie Barron circling the adjacent buffet along with artist Judy Chicago, who spoke at the memorial service earlier in the day, and with the Broads still sitting a few feet away, the moment felt like something of an art echo chamber, with art world influencers hobnobbing near either their own work or work by artists collected in their museums.
