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third angle and tba – ‘brilliant achievement’

by Charles Noble on September 16, 2008

Kudos to Ron Blessinger and his indefatigable fellow performers at Third Angle for what must have been a great spectacle on Sunday at the various Lawrence Halprin parks near Keller Auditorium (also known as the South Auditorium District).
Here’s an excerpt of the first review:
In the 1960s, people called them happenings, when artists broke down spatial [...]

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speaking in forked tongues?

by Charles Noble on August 29, 2008

My OSO colleague Ron Blessinger is also the artistic director of the acclaimed new music ensemble Third Angle, and this September his group and the t:b:a festival (Festival of Time-based Art) are presenting a huge multimedia project devoted to the work of landscape architect Lawrence Halprin and his choreographer wife, Anna within some of his [...]

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landscape and dance: the halprin collaboration

by Charles Noble on June 24, 2008 · 1 comment

Pettygrove Park
Tuesday morning Heather and I went to Pettygrove Park, and small urban oasis set in a 70’s urban renewal zone largely characterized by monolithic, concrete apartment blocks.  It is one of three plazas in the area designed by renowned landscape architect Lawrence Halprin, along with the Keller Fountain (formerly the Forecourt Fountain) and the [...]

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