Performance photography

Self-taught photographer Laurence Demaison plays — delightfully — with film photography and the very idea of photography. Taking full advantage of showing what the camera sees (sometimes over long periods of exposure) compared to what the human eye cannot or does not see, she creates rich, quirky, complex images without the aid of digital manipulation. What you see was really there (over time).

Whether you’re a full time performing artist, love to sing on the side, or you’re just really into a good karaoke experience, you know that all the world’s a stage— and that stage needs to be perfectly lit. Ample illumination, not to mention exciting colors and effects, can help your stage bring out the best in your pe

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What’s one myth about her work that Bay Area dance pioneer Anna Halprin would like to dispel? Recalling that New York critics used to tease her for being “touchy-feely,” Halprin answers, “I would like to dismiss the idea that I do therapy. I don’t.” I am sitting with Halprin on her legendary Mount Tamalpais dance […]

What if you could turn your finger into a paintbrush and, in real time, draw anything on any surface (even in the air), then turn your creation into a moving figure? No, don't imagine. Watch this.

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Alessandra Ferri and Misty Copeland set to dance this week at The Metropolitan Opera House.

Where to go when you want to wander outside the comfort zone to hear and experience the unexpected? Here are our picks for some of the most exciting places, off the beaten path, in The City of Light to experience live music and art. Let the magic of live performance transport you while rubbing shoulders with locals in the know.

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Diane Paulus’s Broadway revival of “Pippin” has a big-top concept that features awe-inspiring gymnastics.