Before Yasuda went into the trade full time, a typical tattoo artist was an itinerant going from one yakuza office to another.
"I always knew when nothing was going to happen," says the itinerant healer in Brian Friel's mesmerising play about faith and art.
"Are you staying or going?" That question, put to the brooding, itinerant Aldo (Steve Cochran), resounds through Michelangelo Antonioni's 1957 film "Il Grido," which screens at BAM on Nov. 9.
Following lengthy convalescence, she sang with Betty's sister Georgia, before going solo in 1955, initially with RCA's itinerant Caravan Of Stars, headlined by Elvis Presley.
The 30-year-old woman said legitimisation would deprive her of a home and studio, while going against her independent squatting ethos.Paris has long attracted itinerant artists.
"We're going to be like Gypsies," says Jeremy, referring to the itinerant nature of The Grand Tour. "Only the cars we drive are going to be insured".
With his eclectic intellect and itinerant working style, Mr. Cocke often kept dialogues going with people on different subjects that spanned months, even years.
An itinerant disc jockey who calls himself Scanner describes going from city to city "like a traveling salesman," with his silver case of gadgetry that includes a short-wave radio, a DiscMan, a DAT machine and a theremin.
Several weeks ago, I went to pHeast, an itinerant underground restaurant that bills itself as "live art".
There were, of course, many distinctions between Elvis Presley, who seemed to find his only security inside the walls of the home where he lived and died, and Michael Jackson, who was, at the end, an itinerant, long gone from the Neverland compound the world associated with him.
