"Rhythm, Verse, and Composition" May 2, 2003
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A multidisciplinary collaboration of students & professionals in the Ruth Chapman Theater, San Diego.
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Rhythm, Verse, and Composition was a multidisciplinary exposition that combined performances, demonstrations, interactive presentations, video screenings, and visual art exhibits.
Over fifty artists, art professionals, students and instructors at East Lake High School participated in this one day event in the Ruth Chapman theater. The exhibit included poetry/prose, literature, journals, visual art, and much more in the form of books, papers, and portfolios. Artists: Anna Zappola Jenkins, Chris Vannoy, Cindy Zimmerman , Claudia Fernety, Claudia Hoshe, Dan Adams, Effi Karakaidos, Eric Wong, Ester Cruz, Gary Shimanek, Grace Welty, Jakey Toor, Janet Marie, Jean Lee Habenicht, Ji Baek, Jose Romo, James Watts, Kenji Hashimoto, Leah Younker, Lesley & Laura, Lizeth Villarreal, Lora Wolfe, Michelle Yu, Nicole Simmons, Marianne Goyette, Vi Nguyen
Tony Allard performance and demonstration
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Artist Effi Karakaidos and Art Critic Robert Pincus
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Rhythm, Verse & Composition was also manifested through spoken word
Michael Klam, Pasquale Verdicchio, Chris Vannoy, Eastlake High School students, Seretta Martin
performance art
Danielle Kanacki (modern dance performance “Deliver Me”, Tiffany G. Vinson (theatrical monologue), Ian Overcash (Guitar w/vocals Tiffany Vinson), Justin Rucker (singing “I’ll Be”), Zoey Bauer (song/duet w/Diego San Miguel), Bill Garcia (poetry, short story, quote/spoken word), Binly Phownsily (break/modern dance performance “Illest Happiness”), Lonny Wood (spoken word), David Hayes (The Urbanite Monologue), experimental music & spoken word performance with video by Raymond Lafferty.
The Urbanite Monologue was a dramatic three-act performance art piece written and performed by David Hayes. An existential tale of a writer living amidst the noise and chaos of a developing metropolis becomes a convincing *cri ecrit - written cry. The performance included music as an important transition between acts.
demonstration
Cindy Zimmerman gave a figure drawing demonstration using a human skull as a model. Tony Allard lectured on multiple projects he was working on including “The Mobius Text Project” and his video “Ship of Fools”. Mario Torero discussed his work in Chicano Park and his pilgrimage to Machu Picchu cultural art exchange.
music
Antiquark, Ant Dakini, Raymond Lafferty, Hirsch the Machine Hirsch, SOLYTE, Justin Rucker, Ian Overcash, Tiffany Vinson, Zoey Bauer, Diego San Miguel, Mean Nothings, Z.O. VOIDER
Video
Dorothy Chance, Damien Lassater, Raymond Lafferty, Tony Allard, Eric Wong
