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Friday, February 20, 2009

LESSONS FROM THE BIG BANG


“LESSONS FROM THE BIG BANG”
8pm Saturday, February 21, 2009
Jajo Gallery 77 Orange St Newark, NJ 07102


Hosted by Grace Exhibition Space

Due to the success of The Seven Malformities, starting this Saturday February 21, 2009, Jajo will begin it's second collaboration with Grace Exhibition Space. On a monthly basis performances will take place featuring local, national and international artist.

Saturday, February 21, 2009
Door opens at 7 pm
Performances begin at 8 pm

Wine & Beer Served



Performances By:

MIDEO CRUZ is a performance, media and visual artist. His work has been exhibited widely since 1996 in Asia, Europe and the Americas. Cruz is the receipient of an Ateneo de Manila Award in 2006 and the Thirteen Artists Awards, Cultural Center of the Philippines

ROB ANDREWS has been creating performances in New York City since 2001. He is a 9th grade public school teacher in Brooklyn. Rob was a personal assistant to artist William Pope.L, has a M.S. in Education from Pace University, and a B.A. in English (concentration in Creative Writing) from Bates College, Maine. In 2001, he was awarded the Senseney Memorial Award, given to a student who has shown outstanding creative ability in writing. He recently participated in the 40*PHI Live Art in the Parks series and has worked extensively at Exit Art, in New York.

JEHO BITANCOR ia a cultural Centre of The Philippines Thirteen Artist Awardee of 2006, who has exhibited extensively in the Philippines, Singapore, USA, Malaysia, Thailand and Hong Kong. Jeho has won several awards and distinctions, and is collected by the Singapore Art Museum, Ateneo Art Gallery, National Commission for Cultural and the Arts, Aurora Provincial Government, Museuo de Baler, as well as several private collections.

Sunday, January 18, 2009

I-LAND


I Land

Actor and hula dancer Keo Woolford’s moving search for heritage in a postmodern world weaves together Hawai’ian hula, hip-hop and spoken word. In this semi-autobiographical journey, Woolford navigates many worlds where geography and culture collide – backyard parties, Hollywood kitsch, an evangelical church service, a moment of pop stardom and the opportunity to learn from a hula master. I Land was created by Keo Woolford in collaboration with New York based director Roberta Uno. Choreography is by Hawai’i based Kumu Hula (master hula teacher) Robert Cazimero and Rokafella. Produced in cooperation with the Asian Cultural Council Philippines.

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