Author Archives: Margaret Fuhrer
Raimund Hoghe’s Pas de Deux at Baryshnikov Arts Center
If you go to one of Raimund Hoghe’s dance performances and just listen, eyes closed, you’ll understand much of the story he’s trying to tell. Hoghe is a master of the musical collage, shaping playlists of drama and scope, surprise
Raimund Hoghe’s Pas de Deux at Baryshnikov Arts Center
If you go to one of Raimund Hoghe’s dance performances and just listen, eyes closed, you’ll understand much of the story he’s trying to tell. Hoghe is a master of the musical collage, shaping playlists of drama and scope, surprise
Elad Lassry’s Untitled (Presence) at the Kitchen
[Read this review on The Huffington Post.] She looks directly out at us from the wall, not quite smiling. There’s a hopefulness to her expression — maybe naïveté. She is enclosed in a simple rectangular frame, but there’s a second
Elad Lassry’s Untitled (Presence) at the Kitchen
[Read this review on The Huffington Post.] She looks directly out at us from the wall, not quite smiling. There’s a hopefulness to her expression — maybe naïveté. She is enclosed in a simple rectangular frame, but there’s a second
