a performance installation
March 17, 7:00pm.
The Photobooth on Montrose (on the corner of Westheimer and Montrose)
Houston, TX
$20 Suggested Donation
We're down to our last showing of the ShadowPlace performance installation. It's happened so fast and within too much chaos---but that's what it's about. The shadow places in the everyday, the beauty in the shadows, the ephemeral nature of it all. . . waiting, keeping vigil, walking a labyrinth that keeps shifting around you.
I might have more reflections after we close tomorrow night. For now, I'm going to copy and paste some reactions posted to our event page on Facebook . . . join us tomorrow evening if you can . . .
Toni Leago Valle: Belated
response from me about ShadowPlace Sunday- loved the tranquil silence,
shuffling of feet, the occasional sigh, all to the background of
Montrose on a Sunday evening - muted horns, sirens, laughter as people
went into the restaurant next door. I felt I was in a safe cocoon
peering out at the world. You have no choice but to relax. Thanks Neil
for creating work that doesn't look like "work."
If you missed it, there are two more Sundays.
Misha Penton: Lovely
sunset-to-darkness performance installation this eve. The whooshing of
the diaphanous fabric created a breath-like rhythm as the movers slowly
spiraled through the space. I was particularly drawn into the
performance's persistent tranquility against the chaos of the
Montrose/Westheimer intersection with its bustling cityscape music: just
on the other side of the glass...
Margo Stutts Toombs:I
am so glad I saw ShadowPlace, again, last night. I love seeing light
installations when they occur at twilight. From my comfy spot on my
pillow, I could enjoy the movements, fabric, lights, shadows and the
lights from Montrose. I wondered how many people passing by, paused for
a moment to enjoy the installation and think, “Wow, I never noticed The
Photo Booth, before.” From the street, it must have looked like a
magical display window. Next Sunday (St. Patrick’s Day) is the last
“performance.” It starts at 7:00p.m. Don’t miss it!
If you missed it, there are two more Sundays.
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