The Crossing Releases New Film, YOU CAN PLAN ON ME, Focusing On The Experience Of Aloneness
You can Plan on Me focuses on the experience of aloneness, of not being able to do the thing we love and rely on.by BWW News Desk
Today, GRAMMY-winning new music choir The Crossing released a new film, You can Plan on Me, a reflective new composition based on works from their long history of commissioned world premieres. The project is conceived by conductor Donald Nally, who also composed the film score, largely based on Aaron Helgeson s A way far home, which was written for and premiered by The Crossing in December 2017. The film is by Luke Carpenter and Emma Oehlers, with The Crossing s in-house sound producer Paul Vazquez and assistance to the score and sound by Kevin Vondrak. The work is dedicated to the artists of The Crossing in isolation.
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Admired Art Deco masterpiece by Rose Iron Works acquired by Cleveland Museum of Art
Updated Dec 20, 2020;
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CLEVELAND, Ohio A 1930 Art Deco masterpiece made in Cleveland by Rose Iron works has entered the permanent collection of the Cleveland Museum of Art after having been prominently displayed there in recent years.
The museum announced that its latest round of acquisitions includes designer Paul Fehér’s “Muse with Violin Screen,” a monumental wrought iron and brass screen depicting a nude female violinist modeled after Josephine Baker, the American-expatriate French entertainer, World War II Resistance agent and civil rights advocate.
The violinist is surrounded by cascades of Viennese-inspired decorative geometric motifs including concentric arcs and stylized foliage.
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