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Robert Wilson

Listen to the Universe And Learn About the Nature of Science

Michael Zimmerman, Ph.D. | Posted 04.25.2013 | TED Weekends
Michael Zimmerman, Ph.D.

2013-01-18-TEDplayvideoThose advocating for the idea assert that some natural phenomena are so complex that they could not have developed naturally -- they must have been designed by a creator in exactly the form we find them.

WABAC With Einstein on the Beach

Tamsin Smith | Posted 01.09.2013 | Arts
Tamsin Smith

I was taken to this place by a recent performance of Einstein on the Beach, the landmark 1976 opera by composer Phillip Glass and Director Robert Wilson. Einstein is the first in a trilogy of avant-guarde operas.

Theater: The Opera Einstein On The Beach Triumphs (Again)!

Michael Giltz | Posted 12.20.2012 | Arts
Michael Giltz

Einstein On The Beach is a signal artistic achievement and happily remains as thrilling and rich an experience today as it was when I saw it in 1992.

Hamptons Journal: The Big Bang at The Watermill Center, Marsalis and Calerazzo, Garden as Art

Regina Weinreich | Posted 09.30.2012 | Home
Regina Weinreich

The Big Bang may have been the theme of this year's Watermill Center extravaganza of a summer gala, with its outsized red phalluses, neon ninjas, and popping balloons, but many East End events make big noise.

The Fine Art of Imbuing Motion With Meaning

George Heymont | Posted 07.07.2012 | Arts
George Heymont

2012-05-07-Screenshot20120507at9.24.50AM.jpgOne of the greatest send-ups of ballet can be seen in Fantasia. With its chubby-chasing zeal, Disney's comic treatment of the Dance of the Hours never fails to elicit laughs.

Wrongfully Convicted Man Could Get $3.6 Million From City

Posted 03.14.2012 | Chicago

Chicago's City Council Finance Committee on Monday approved a $3.6 million settlement for a man who served nearly a decade behind bars on an attempted...

Theater: Bob Is A Clear-Eyed, Clever Look At Director Robert Wilson

Michael Giltz | Posted 03.23.2012 | Entertainment
Michael Giltz

Not only is Bob a show about one of the most acclaimed theater and opera directors working today -- Robert Wilson -- it profiles him by using elements of his distinctive, ground-breaking style.

Amy Lee

'The Threepenny Opera': Life Sucks And People Are Worse

HuffingtonPost.com | Amy Lee | Posted 12.07.2011 | Home

If you've never seen "The Threepenny Opera" before, its hilarity may surprise you. While the general maxim holds that life is bad and people worse, yo...

Getting Voluptuous With Robert Wilson At His Hamptons Gala

Erica Abeel | Posted 10.02.2011 | Home
Erica Abeel

We arrive and lunatic cackling bounces off the walls. It could be a meth-fueled vision of an 18th century madhouse. Welcome to the Robert Wilson Annual Watermill Summer Benefit, this year titled "Voluptuous Panic."

Hamptons Journal: Robert Wilson's Very Merry Un-Birthday

Regina Weinreich | Posted 10.01.2011 | New York
Regina Weinreich

Celebrating collaboration in the arts, the extravaganza featured an array of wildly clad actors in outlandish poses and postures, in haute melodrama befitting the theme: Voluptuous Panic.

Marina Abramovic Opera: 'Travesty'

Telegraph | Richard Dorment | Posted 09.10.2011 | Arts

It was to be the starriest artwork/theatrical event of the decade: an "opera" based on the life of the performance artist Marina Abramovic conceived a...

Lucrezia Borgia In 3D: Mike Figgis On His Controversial New Opera

Kisa Lala | Posted 04.09.2013 | Arts
Kisa Lala

By Kiša Lala Lucrezia Borgia Film, Credit Mike Figgis, Courtesy ENO I was late arriving at Groucho's and Mike Figgis was already anxious. It was t...

A Short Jaunt Through the Whitney's Meat & Bone Collection

Spread ArtCulture | Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts
Spread ArtCulture

Charles LeDray's works at the Whitney Museum are that of an obsessive-compulsive genius who has created a universe in the miniature.

PERFORMANCE ART: Marina Abramovic and Robert Wilson Join Forces

Marina Cashdan | Posted 05.25.2011 | Arts
Marina Cashdan

© Antony Crook It's only autumn and we're already gearing up for the next edition of the Manchester International Festival (MIF), among the only...

Rufus Talks Lulu - Plays Denver August 17

Thomas Gladysz | Posted 05.25.2011 | Denver
Thomas Gladysz

Also, to be frank, I am a strong believer that art is tied to the ways of the world. We are in a period of cutbacks and downsizing. So, there was also a very practical reason why I had to do it - I had to survive like everyone else in these challenging times.

Top 10 African Crime Novels

The Guardian | Michael Stanley | Posted 05.25.2011 | Books

The African crime writing duo pick the best books in their field, from established greats Agatha Christie and John Le Carré to newer names on the sce...

Culture Zohn Off the C(H)uff: Marina Abramovic Is Present

Patricia Zohn | Posted 05.25.2011 | New York
Patricia Zohn

2010-06-04-outsidebox.jpg A special interview with the artist shows, "If you sit in that chair and look at me after a while I am like the mirror of your own self-experience."

International Art on Governors Island: Watermill Center teams with Dutch for performance festival

Lauren DiGiulio | Posted 05.25.2011 | New York
Lauren DiGiulio

Throughout this month, Governors Island plays host to the Dutch government-sponsored New Island Festival, a two-week art extravaganza featuring provocative theater, installation, and music events.

Norah Jones, Rufus & Martha Wainwright: The Hamptons' Concert of 2009 Is This Saturday

Jesse Kornbluth | Posted 05.25.2011 | New York
Jesse Kornbluth

One event lures even people who loathe the Hamptons out to Long Island's East End on the last weekend in August --The Last Song of Summer, a benefit for the Watermill Center.

Turning Japanese: Tennessee Williams and Robert Wilson

Regina Weinreich | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Regina Weinreich

What are the chances that on a given day you can see performances by American theater masters influenced by the Japanese arts?

Short Seller Goes Long on the Future

Dan Dorfman | Posted 05.25.2011 | Business
Dan Dorfman

Over the last 10 years Robert Wilson has given away about $500 million to various charities and he figures he has at least another $100 million to go.

Thank God It's Thursday: The High Strung Plays Guantanamo Bay, Beyoncé Discounts What You Pay, and Woody Allen's So Far Away

Mike Ragogna | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Mike Ragogna

This installment of Thank God It's Thursday plucks some recent press releases (left mostly intact) that might make you say "OMG" or "WTF", or possibly, "Swear you'll never, ever do this again."

Blagojevich Pardons 26

Chicago Tribune | Posted 05.25.2011 | Chicago

Roughly a month after the advent of a law allowing the wrongfully convicted to circumvent the governor in seeking certificates of innocence, Gov. Rod ...

Bless This House

Norman MacAfee | Posted 05.25.2011 | Entertainment
Norman MacAfee

The New York State Theater at Lincoln Center, home of the New York City Opera, is dark as it undergoes a year of renovation. It is a house of past and perhaps future artistic importance in two art forms.