Drag show at Electric Works Gallery
Originally uploaded by dumbeast
"A Sobering Affect--Queer Portraiture by Brandon Norris"
Bravo for silent choreography
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Sunday, August 30, 2009
Drag show at Electric Works Gallery
Drag show at Electric Works Gallery
Originally uploaded by dumbeast
"A Sobering Affect--Queer Portraiture by Brandon Norris"
Bravo for silent choreography
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Thanks for the bravo. We were really thrilled to collaborate with Electric Works and Natalie Pavlovsky (curator) to develop and present "What She Taught Me" last Thursday at Brandon Norris' opening. I'm curious to know how you found out about the event, and what you thought of FACT/SF's performance. For more information about our company, please visit www.factsf.org
~Charles
To date this has been one of my favorite FACT/SF performances. The mix of the crowd, the photography alongside the choreography, the WINDOW, the shocking POP of a balloon...it all made for a memorable and thoroughly enjoyable evening. It makes all the hard work worth it. If you haven't already, check out the website, www.factsf.org, and get on our mailing list to receive our critically acclaimed e-newsletter to find out about future FACT/SF fun.
Yes, thanks for attending our show! I'm also curious to hear feedback, both about Norris' photography and about FACT/SF. I was hoping to do something a little unexpected by inviting Charles to create this site-specific work and would like to hear more about it's reception.
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