Time Travelers' Homecoming
Celestial Theatre Update for Artica...
Dear Celestial Theatre Friends and Supporters:
Please read the article below from the RFT as we will be performing at various times over the 2 days.
Brief Highlights:
Come look for and visit our Camp Riverwreck zone
See the Art Boat – will this be its last trip downriver?
Admire the Painted Sunflower
See the 2 Reflector Poles of dazzling color
Feel the heat from our newly designed Burn Barrel
Will we Burn Art??
Follow the Souvenir Princesses Wagon of Lamps and Love
What will transpire during the Deep Space Pirate's Tale?
See our movies during the Movica projection display
Listen to Cosmo read his poem
Key in on Charles Heuvelman's and Mike Ketcher's performances.
Max has offered to film parts of the show
Practice your fishing skills
Will the Trinket Queen be released for the weekend?
So, Please stop by!!
Happy Trails,
Bill Kranz, Director, The Celestial Theatre -Oct. 8, 2008
Contact info: 314.772.190
celestialtheatre@hotmail.com
LINKS:
The Celestial Theatre: http://celestial_theatre.tripod.com/CTindex.html
Artica website: http://articafest.ning.com/
RFT Article under “Events”: http://www.riverfronttimes.com/events/artica-2008-the-new-world-come-hell-or-high-water-588332/
Article below from the online Riverfront Times
Artica 2008: The New World, Come Hell or High Water
Date/Time:Sat., October 11, Sun., October 12
Artica Resurrected
Welcome to the New World
BY PAUL FRISWOLD
What is Artica? Well, it's reborn, first and foremost. Dormant these past few years, the outdoor gathering of artists, musicians, performers and dreamers returns for Artica 2008: The New World, Come Hell or High Water. Explaining exactly what that means is difficult. Perhaps the closest one can come is the Situationists' idea of psychogeography: Artica exists in the mind only, occupying whatever space the people thinking about it are occupying. Artica is a city within the city, a little pocket universe that's attainable only by going where it is right now. From noon to midnight Saturday and noon to dusk Sunday (October 11 and 12), the citizens of Artica gather at the foot of the Gateway Arch on the St. Louis riverfront. Here they will build their temporary realm of art installations, murals, fire-performers and other surprises. At 5:55 p.m. on Saturday, the World's Biggest Belly Laugh occurs, and it is exactly what it sounds like it would be. At 2 p.m. Sunday, the Articans launch the Boat of Dreams Parade on the river, releasing into the world fancifully made vessels impregnated with the finest dreams. Costumes are welcome in Artica; a sense of wonder is required for all visitors. Admission is free, just like love and friendship. For more information visit articafest.ning.com.
Please read the article below from the RFT as we will be performing at various times over the 2 days.
Brief Highlights:
Come look for and visit our Camp Riverwreck zone
See the Art Boat – will this be its last trip downriver?
Admire the Painted Sunflower
See the 2 Reflector Poles of dazzling color
Feel the heat from our newly designed Burn Barrel
Will we Burn Art??
Follow the Souvenir Princesses Wagon of Lamps and Love
What will transpire during the Deep Space Pirate's Tale?
See our movies during the Movica projection display
Listen to Cosmo read his poem
Key in on Charles Heuvelman's and Mike Ketcher's performances.
Max has offered to film parts of the show
Practice your fishing skills
Will the Trinket Queen be released for the weekend?
So, Please stop by!!
Happy Trails,
Bill Kranz, Director, The Celestial Theatre -Oct. 8, 2008
Contact info: 314.772.190
celestialtheatre@hotmail.com
LINKS:
The Celestial Theatre: http://celestial_theatre.tripod.com/CTindex.html
Artica website: http://articafest.ning.com/
RFT Article under “Events”: http://www.riverfronttimes.com/events/artica-2008-the-new-world-come-hell-or-high-water-588332/
Article below from the online Riverfront Times
Artica 2008: The New World, Come Hell or High Water
Date/Time:Sat., October 11, Sun., October 12
Artica Resurrected
Welcome to the New World
BY PAUL FRISWOLD
What is Artica? Well, it's reborn, first and foremost. Dormant these past few years, the outdoor gathering of artists, musicians, performers and dreamers returns for Artica 2008: The New World, Come Hell or High Water. Explaining exactly what that means is difficult. Perhaps the closest one can come is the Situationists' idea of psychogeography: Artica exists in the mind only, occupying whatever space the people thinking about it are occupying. Artica is a city within the city, a little pocket universe that's attainable only by going where it is right now. From noon to midnight Saturday and noon to dusk Sunday (October 11 and 12), the citizens of Artica gather at the foot of the Gateway Arch on the St. Louis riverfront. Here they will build their temporary realm of art installations, murals, fire-performers and other surprises. At 5:55 p.m. on Saturday, the World's Biggest Belly Laugh occurs, and it is exactly what it sounds like it would be. At 2 p.m. Sunday, the Articans launch the Boat of Dreams Parade on the river, releasing into the world fancifully made vessels impregnated with the finest dreams. Costumes are welcome in Artica; a sense of wonder is required for all visitors. Admission is free, just like love and friendship. For more information visit articafest.ning.com.
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