One of the more pleasing details of the house concert I’ve agreed to do in Spokane this March; the unlikeliness that I will perform a 4 minute trapeze act and then have to immediately sit down to sing. The was a cool challenge, though.
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February 8, 2012, 4:31 am in updates
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One of the more pleasing details of the house concert I’ve agreed to do in Spokane this March; the unlikeliness that I will perform a 4 minute trapeze act and then have to immediately sit down to sing. The was a cool challenge, though. February 5, 2012, 12:14 pm in updates
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My awesome aerial student (the only one I am teaching privately right now) totally brought me a present after my two month absence. <3 September 5, 2011, 12:33 am in public
PSA to all performing aerialists out there: the rigging at the Noc Noc is NOT safe. Please do not agree to perform there. They have been told numerous times to upgrade it but have not done so, so clearly our safety is not important to them. As long as aerialists agree to perform on the current setup, they will not be motivated to upgrade it. Just say no….and ALWAYS have a professional check the rigging before you agree to perform in an unfamiliar venue. June 4, 2011, 2:14 am in events
Cost: $5 donation suggested I’ll be performing aerial alongside the Floating Mountain Poets, accompanied by cello (YAY!!) and spoken word. Poets include kerry cox and david jones (Seen in my most recent show, How Art Saved My Life, in Jan 2011), dobbie reese norris, terry johnson, noel parkinson, lydia swartz, solo gyrl, tom nivison, tito titus, mishabae mahoney. It’s a free and informal event. PLEASE STOP BY TO SHOW YOUR SUPPORT! June 3, 2011, 11:54 pm in updates
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That was a really nice feeling performance. I’d forgotten how much I like my black silks. It was like visiting an old friend. June 1, 2011, 11:35 am in events
Who: Zita the aerialist Reception details: May 15, 2011, 8:58 pm in updates
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Ice packs on my quads, my mid back and my neck. I should have just sucked it up and done an ice bath. May 15, 2011, 11:11 am in public
“You blew my mind”.
So let me say this, as deeply and sincerely as I ever have; Thank you so much to the fans of my work. I am really blessed to have the kind of encouragement and support I have from the people who’ve noticed what I’m up to in life. You consistently overwhelm and fuel me in ways I couldn’t ever comprehend asking for. Thank you so much for being so generous toward me with your praise. I can feel another layer of the gnarled, debilitating onion I carry around in my guts being peeled off like a piece of scotch tape against a hairy arm. That’s what sharing my stories with you does for me. That’s the kind of inner work you enable me to accomplish by allowing me into your lives the way you do. It’s inexplicable pure soul sharing and it goes both ways.
‘The task of art is to turn tears into knowledge’ – Schopenhauer I shift lives. That’s what I’ve done with the desperate, massive mindfuck of a place that I came from. I earned this. I want to be doing this. I want to be this person. And I embrace and accept every beautiful thing I was told because of Friday night. Thank you so very much to all the guests and performers who made it an utterly amazing, transformative experience. I see you guys. Thank you for letting me know you’re watching. I’ll keep on sharing and I’ll keep on kicking ass. For me. And for you. <3 April 26, 2011, 7:04 pm in events
I am deeply pleased to be returning to LRS in its most distilled, raw formula to sing and perform my signature aerial act. You may also catch me painting throughout the evening as well, surrounded by friends and artists and creative energy. The cost is $20, and RSVP goes to Jeff Hengst. The underlying mission of The Little Red Studio is to celebrate the intersection between art and erotic energy in a relaxed and positive space. What makes The Little Red Studio work is that models, artists, and guests are in an unconventional environment with the utmost of mutual respect. 18+ (It ain’t a sex club people, but you may see a nipple or three.). Here there is no fourth wall, and in being so a whole new world is opened up for both guests and the artists alike. The monthly “Speakeasy” events continue to delight and infuse our audiences with a sense of artistic indulgence and fun social interaction. If you haven’t been to one in awhile, you may want to come check it out again and experience the new things, while relaxing into the familiar. If you’ve never been to one – now is the time to come see for yourself what Little Red Studio is truly all about. The performances will amuse, mystify and perhaps even move you, while the opportunities to engage your senses will tickle your inner artist and open your heart. The Speakeasy events are part party, part performance, part spa experience and all kinds of in between. Bring some close friends and make a night of making new ones. April 8, 2011, 1:59 pm in events
You won’t know who to trust at this event teeming with secret agents and double-crossers. Our versions of 007 may not be skiing down the Alps with machine guns or scuba diving in tuxedos, but they will show you some thrilling aerial escapades never seen in any Bond flick. Since there are so very many movies to choose from, we’ll be sending out a poll to all attendees the week of the show. Make sure to RSVP so that you get a chance to vote – and to guarantee yourself a seat since these shows do tend to fill up.
http://www.versatilearts.net/rsvp/rsvp.php Please note that Facebook RSVPs do NOT count. You must use the tool above to be on the list for the show. Doors at 7:30 PM, show starts promptly at 8. Movie to follow around 9. BYOB, and feel free to bring snacks and pillows or low chairs for the movie if you decide to stay for it. You are always welcome to just come for the aerial performance, however. February 16, 2011, 2:13 pm in updates
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Just submitted a performance proposal for SEAF. I have mixed feelings about it. Ultimately, though, my act is amazing and fitting and lovely and I want more people to see it. I think I’d feel more conflicted if I pissed the chance to perform it again away on avoiding having to deal with some knob who used to know me. January 26, 2011, 5:38 pm in events
Who: Monster Art and Clothing in Ballard I’ll be performing aerial in this awesome little clothing and art store for the Ballard Art Walk, Saturday Feb 12. Last time I was there was in Nov of 2009, and it was a blast. See you there. December 23, 2010, 3:36 am in events
“How Art Saved My Life” takes place in a collective mind space. The show is an amplified illustration of the moment in time where you stare into a black hole and choose life. The setting is the mind, in dreamspace, fantasy, plugged into the matrix, whatever you want to think of it. The stories told are amplifications, illustrations, depictions, of that moment, when art saved “you”, and the moments before and after it. The show flows in a liquid motion toward progress and self acceptance and is sure to move, inspire, and entertain. January 15, 2011 7:00 PM $12 ADVANCED AT BROWN PAPER TICKETS November 17, 2010, 4:32 pm in public
From the program of my upcoming show, “How Art Saved My Life”, Presented by Vita Arts, Jan 15th 2011. “In 2005, after years of aerial training, Josh, one of the precious few connections to my childhood past, died suddenly in a plane crash. Suddenly unable to climb even a few feet, my connection with the air was tarnished by a staggering suicidal grief, and visions of Josh’s body falling out of the sky. Through aerial, art and psychotherapy, my fear of his loss became one of my many triumphs, and a story I am grateful to be strong enough, and alive enough, to share with you now.” July 2, 2010, 12:00 am in public
Trained for about 7 hours today, with a break for food in the middle. Took an ice bath once I got home and am still stiffening as I write this. Worth it. I like days when it seems I can go forever.
July 1, 2010, 3:25 pm in updates
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trained for about 7 hours today, with a break for food in the middle. Ice. Bath June 18, 2010, 11:41 am in events
I have performed as Zita the Aerialist since 2005. During that time my focus has been to tell compelling stories through aerial performance, often as a mechanism to cope with the challenges in my life. This act and its meaning continues to grow with me, over time. |
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