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"Simple in concept, complex in execution, he makes us look at a tree in its natural surroundings, but separates the tree artificially from nature by presenting it on an immense white ground, as one would see a painting or photograph on a billboard." ( lensculture | Myoung Ho Lee ) - See: Art :: note :: ... seems like still theater ...

"October 9 is Hangul Day (한글날 Han'gŭllal), an annual commemoration of the 1446 proclamation of the invention of the Korean alphabet by King Sejong (세종) and / or his scholars. Hangul is the most sophisticated writing system actually in use for a real language. " ( Polyglot Vegetarian ) - See: Terms :: note :: ...excellent post ... a special day for us ...

"Hi there ... cést moi quietly celebrating seven years of the "s lot"" ( wood s lot ) - See: Artists :: note :: ... absolutely the best site on the web day in & day out ... for seven years now ... thanks for the brilliance ...

"On October 5 each year, teachers' organisations worldwide mobilise to ensure that the needs of future generations are taken into consideration." ( World Teachers' Day ) - See: Terms :: note :: ... what mobilization? ... just another day ...

the 22nd floor of a glass tower just glass, marble the air of tension & power harsh, cold, curt intercom scratched voices staccato syllables false politeness with a spirit of fear & suspicion a blind behind glass opens to a faceless face & mute reflections at least the elevators sing whistling a mating call as they pass each other let the glass and marble mate speedily the breath of up and down as humans degrade each other to the baseline slide all documents to the end ... - See: personal :: note :: ... written in an consulant waiting for a visa application ...

... back ... from where: Kenora, Neys Provincial Park, Alogonquin National Park, Laval Quebec, Quebec, Baix St.Paul, Ottawa, Toronto, Niagra Falls, Rock Lake & environs, Lake Superior Provincial Park (Agawa), Sleeping Giant Provincial Park ... was inspiring ... - See: personal

the boy child riding the currents seeks out rapids rests impatiently in the eddies paddles strong broad strokes splashes the water with joy & falls for the fun of it. the boy child wonders at the awe of the morning wind blowing west hard streaming through unkempt hair cleansing heart, soul and mind as sunlight diamond dances the water top piecing the eye demanding vision cleansing. the boy child quiets to listen to the crashing water flow the smell of water spray torrents of whitewater change & the memories of kananaskis , king creek, wedge pond, canyons ... - See: Personal :: note :: ... preparing/cleaning out unused pockets for this summers trip came across these "notes" from last excursion ... time passes ...

if destiny is a choice than what we choose is destiny if choice involves knowing the shadow than shadow involves choice if choice is limited to right and wrong than possibilities are limited choices if possibility is a response to choices than what is chosen demands responsibility if responsibility to all we have imagined and created is a choice than choose destiny - See: Term :: note :: ... a young man stood before me passionately living his destiny ... he told me it was his choice ... silently I felt life is all possibilities therefore if theater is our wish, than theater we get & I witnessed great theater ...

Waldman on Theater - See: Theater Image :: note :: ... as sessions end with young circle of voices think on my spirit mentors ... did not see Constant Prince but did see the next works & more ... Max Waldman documented an important theater moment ... everytime I work thanks go to Grotowski's Actors Lab ...

- See: Memorium :: note :: ... people influence you directly /indirectly /near /far /daily /once ... theresa & blake ... two artists entwined ... their passings l(ea)ive questions ... why we seek the where ... if bones have memory is the skeleton shape of memory a shadow cast within the flesh of living ...

Tibor Feheregyhazi, 75 Young actor fresh from the Budapest uprising of 1956 sailed for Canada to become a behind-the-scenes powerhouse in Winnipeg, Thunder Bay and Saskatoon F. F. LANGAN Special to The Globe and Mail July 25, 2007 at 8:50 AM EDT NOWLTON, QUE. — Hungarian actor Tibor Feheregyhazi's accent kept him off the stage in Canada, but his production skills put him at the forefront of one of the most vigorous and determined theatre companies in the country. A refugee from the street fighting in the 1956 Hungarian revolution, he spent 25 years reviving and rebuilding Saskatoon's Persephone Theatre. "He was dynamic and seemed to take people over. You might even call him imperious," said Jeremy Morgan, executive director of the Saskatchewan Arts Board. He gave an example of how Mr. Feheregyhazi expected to be obeyed. "He wrote to an actor saying, 'I am doing The Tempest and you will be Caliban.' Even though the man didn't know him, he accepted....

Tibor - See: Memorium :: note :: ... a wonderful life ... a theater worker of note ... thanks for shining so brightly ...

- See: Video Poetry :: note :: ... an older video ... tech advances have made embedding & producing much simpler ... A rehearsal reading written & read by John Livingstone Clark composed by Ray Stephanson & Duane Dorgan. @The Temple Aug. 04

Ian McEwan's On Chesil Beach is a writing of precision and restraint. A period piece carefully recorded by a contemporary historian of the heart. Concentrated in purpose the story explicates the emotional territory of a particular yet universal moment: "They were young, educated, and both virgins on this, their wedding night, and they lived in a time when a conversation about sexual difficulties was plainly impossible." The pace is paradoxically pedestrian and relentless allowing the elegiac ending to leave traces of light regret and melancholy. Somehow the book disappoints. Lacking any verve or daring the final insight, though simple and true, renders unimaginative. Tim Adams , Colm Tóibín reviews - See: Novel

photos by Iryn "Knots? I queried myself in the midst of the chaos. I brought the words softly to my lips ... all sorts of things were connected. Some connections led to confusion, he'd said. Because I lost track of what I wanted. So were all my ties meaningless?" ( Murakami. Dance Dance Dance . 94 ) - See: Image :: note :: ... just friday the 13th ...

photo&words by Iryn - See: Images :: note :: ... yikes ... what to do now? ...

"This was a good sign. Dance. Keep in step, light but steady. Freshen up, maintain the rhythm, keep things going. I had to pay careful attention where this was leading me to next. Had to make sure I stayed in this world, " ( HarUki MuRakAmi. | Dance DanCe DaNcE . 160 ) photo by Iryn :: note :: ... thinking about dancingness as i begin another project ... to be in stride with a lift to the step ... awareness of space around sharpens ... an intent movement one step at a time (be present) ... focus towards a goal ... yet spiralling nowhere with nothing but throwing sand in the face ... apologies to Andy Goldsworthy ... - See: Theater

... to all who came ... thanks ... especially the one who makes it all worthwhile ...

- See: Theater :: note :: ... saving for history ... found here at present but sure to be linkrot soon ...

"People are not things, but flows" ( MANUEL DE LANDA via rod corp ) ) - See: Terms :: note :: ... find i often focus on the structure of things ... unable to grasp water but able to create a structure to hold water ... breathe the flow ... don't hold the breath ... swim in the water and catch the rhythm of the breath ... relationship as flow ...