L'Escargot
Q: What's slow on the outside but filled with fast vibrant energy within? A: "The Snail" by Henri Matisse (1953)
- Natasha Carlitz
- 2 times
- 2
- Claude Bolling, "Invention" from the Concerto for Classical Guitar & Jazz Piano Trio
| Date | Programme | Venue |
|---|---|---|
| May 2024 | DanceVisions' Mirror of Life | Zohar Performance Space, Palo Alto |
| March 2024 | Gallery | Cubberley Theatre, Palo Alto |
Aqua | Terra
An evening-length work inspired by the water cycle and changing landscapes of our world
Above and Below
From grounded to ethereal, encompassing earth, water, and sky, a portrayal of Georgia O'Keeffe's "Abstraction Blue" (1927) and "From the Lake" (1924)
Camaraderie
An honest day's toil shared with comrades, echoing Gustave Caillebotte's painting "The Floor Scrapers" (1875) and set to a Napoleonic marching tune that the original floor scrapers might have sung as they worked
Chroma
Vibrations and psychedelic geometry, inspired by "Planetary Folklore (Participations)" from 1969, a set of magnets designed by Victor Vasarely (the "father of op art") that the viewer can reconfigure into endless new versions of the artwork