(Still from Keren Cytter’s video “Les ruissellements du diable” [The Devil's Streams, 2008])
Keren Cytter: This 32-year-old Berlin-based video artist has caused quite a stir lately. Her non-linear-narrative films portray characters entangled in complicated relationships, simultaneously connected and alienated from another. One of her videos shown here is reinterpreting the short story that Antonioni’s iconic film “Blow-up” was based on. Hammer Museum, through April 4th… (Tim Robbins writes and directs the stage and legendary sports photogs after the jump.)
Break The Whip: Written and directed by Tim Robbins, this play tells the story of the colony of Jamestown, 1607, which was founded over a decade before the pilgrims landed at Plymouth Rock. I’ve seen a few plays at the Actor’s Gang, and it’s been extraordinary each time. There are only nine “sneak-peek” performances for $10. The Actor’s Gang, March 18th – April 3rd.
Iooss and Leifer: In the aftermath of the Olympics, you might want to check out this exhibition of these two legendary sports photographers, who, combined, have captured almost a century of athletic history. But hurry, the show ends in a few days! The Annenberg Space of Photography, through March 14th.
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