We were greeted at the entrance by fire twirling. Ooh la la!
Deb, Raf, and me
me and Narelle
Raf and I got our 'serious' on.
This guy was incredibly talented and able to identically replicate the portrait in a very short time. Another guy was rapping and doing some kind of impromptu spoken word while he painted.
This belly dancer happened to be in the Communication Course I did over the weekend. Small world!
Daylight Underground, the featured band (Michael) who created the event
Thursday evening I went with Narelle and met up with some other friends (Raf, Myles, Deb) at Miss Libertine's to see a massive gig of a particularly distinct nature. The evening was designed to blur the boundaries between performer and audience and consisted of fire twirling, live bands, live painting, spoken word (which I'd describe as free prose rap), belly dancers, and more. Their invitation was so inspiring, I'm including it:
It is here and now that I surrender
water as my muse
I choose
to dissolve
with a view
to evolve
beyond who I am becoming
and just be who i am
just b.
lower case with out the e
just
b.
Thursday 22nd of May, from 8pm, at Miss Libertine (34 Franklin St, Melbourne), tix $15 on the door
http://www.bmovement.com.au/
http://www.myspace.com/bmovement
http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=9965909630
The official launch of the b. movement
A celebration of sounds, paints, visuals, words and movement.
An invitation for self-expression, for connection, for cross pollination
An opportunity to blur the lines between audience and performer
b. who you want to b.
A celebration of sounds, paints, visuals, words and movement.
An invitation for self-expression, for connection, for cross pollination
An opportunity to blur the lines between audience and performer
b. who you want to b.
