Catch The Apocalypse By Nursha Project Collaborator Liliana Dirks-Goodman
May 10, 2010 by Nursha
Filed under Community Events & News
Nursha Project Collaborator Liliana Dirks-Goodman and many more are bringing an episodic collection of art pieces titled The Apocalypse to The Tank, May 12 – 13th. Their pieces are “structured around the idea of a secular apocalypse”.
The Apocalypse is an episodic collection of art pieces structured around the idea of a secular apocalypse. Blurring the lines between installation, theater and an over-stimulated supermarket, The Apocalypse takes the viewer on a bizarre journey of mistakes and second chances.
We are thankful for the Nursha Project supporters and those that contributed towards making this event possible. We congratulate Liliana, the artists, and producers behind these amazing pieces. Grab more details below.
Event Details: The Apocalypse
Date & Time : Wednesday & Thursday May 12 – 13 @ 7:30pm
Location : The Tank @ 354 W. 45th Street, New York, NY 10036 ( Google Maps )
Ticket Pricing :
- $12 General Admission
- $10 Student Tickets @ the door
Thandiwe Thomas De Shazor Performs in 12th Annual National Queer Arts Festival: June 3rd and 20th
May 13, 2009 by Nursha
Filed under Community Events & News, Nursha Project News
Thandiwe Thomas De Shazor will be appearing as a special guest of Philip Haung at the 2009 NQAF at the Garage All Stars on June 3rd, and performing stand up at the Black and Tan Fantasy Festival June 20th. Queer Cultural Center Presents: NQAF 2009. This steady on the ready Nursha Project is doing big things and making noise. With new publicity photos taken by Bethanie Hines get ready to see a whole lot of Thandiwe.
June 3rd; 8PM
The Garage All Stars Part 1
@ The Garage
$10-$20
Buy Tickets on-line:
www.brownpapertickets.com
June 20th, 7PM
@Mama Calizo’s Voice Factory
$12-$20
Buy Tickets on-line:
www.brownpapertickets.com/event/66741
QCC stages an annual month-long multidisciplinary National Queer Arts Festival which highlights significant Bay Area Queer arts events and provides services to emerging culturally-specific and gender-specific queer arts groups. A program that to date has commissioned more than 60 San Franscisco-based artists to create new work. Since 1988, QCC has organized this annual festival. These festivals have presented more than 400 different evnets feeturing over 2000 Queer artists. The 2008 Festival attracted more than 65,000 people.
