Category Archives: FILM
GAIA and Visions of Peace
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
GAIA is an event I was involved with some time ago and a great inspiration for Nacirema.
I also came across a great site and organization, Visions of Peace , with a mission/vision of “building a communications infrastructure to support global dialogue and pluralism, based on a global social contract
Posted in ART, FILM, GENERAL, MUSIC, NACIREMA, PERFORMANCE, SOCIETY, VIRAL/MEDIA
Your Papers, Please: What the Real ID Act Means for New York
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
Posted in FILM, GENERAL, HISTORY, NACIREMA, PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, SOCIETY, VIRAL/MEDIA
England Announces National Identity Card
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
Surrendra Santoki on National Identity
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
Posted in ANTHROPOLOGY, FILM, HISTORY, NACIREMA, PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, SOCIETY, VIRAL/MEDIA
Who Am I (Words of Alan Watts)
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
Posted in ANTHROPOLOGY, FILM, GENERAL, NACIREMA, PHILOSOPHY, POLITICS, SOCIETY
Rage Against the Machine
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
Anna Deavere Smith
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
Posted in ANTHROPOLOGY, FILM, HISTORY, NACIREMA, PERFORMANCE, POLITICS, PRESS, SOCIETY
This just what I Need….(for inspiration that is)
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
This Is just What I Need for Inspiration (Twilight Zone)
Where Is Everybody?
Fear
Posted in FILM, NACIREMA, VIRAL/MEDIA
Welcome to the land of Nacirema
Posted by That Soul Cinematic
The official blog for Nacirema, A multimedia, theatrical performance and experience that will be featured as one of the “Artistic Blind Dates” award recipients through the Source Theatre Festival 2011. Developed and written by Tewodross Melchishua (Filmmaker/Visual Artist), Debbi Arseneaux (Performer) and Martín Gendelman (Musician).
Nacirema is about identity, culture and control, set in a alternative society that is intent on maintaining all levels of control and thought. It is a visual folktale told from the perspective of a young female artist, and incorporates performance with music, visuals, and dance to weave a narrative that encourages the audience to not only participate, but to consider the reality of being a “citizen” and a member of the larger society.
This project is kindly funded through a grant by the Source Theatre/Cultural Development Corporation.
Posted in ANTHROPOLOGY, FILM, GENERAL, HISTORY, MUSIC, NACIREMA, PERFORMANCE, POLITICS, PRESS, SOCIETY, VIRAL/MEDIA