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Decatur, 2016
| Download | Buy CD Comprised largely of sultry, torchy cover songs, Decatur hails directly from the melancholy streets of New Orleans. Less challenging in subject matter/language than CFR’s albums Cold Front or Keep Going, Decatur is a crowd pleasing, atmospheric marvel noted for a … ContinueDecatur, 2016
Keep Going, 2015
| Download | Buy CD CFR’s inarguable coming of age project, Keep Going is an aurally pleasing soft rock album about patriarchy, rape culture, and heartbreak. Solidly rooted and lyrical, these songs illustrate the direct acknowledgement and rejection of a previous life of amatonormative struggle … ContinueKeep Going, 2015
Road Life
THE BEGINNING As has happened to many before and since, I officially stopped being able to afford Seattle, my home of 17 years, as a small (massage) business owner around 2009. By 2014, remaining in or even near the emerald city long-term had become an … ContinueRoad Life
Zita The Aerialist
Courtnee Fallon Rex as Zita the Aerialist from Paul Hawxhurst on Vimeo. Performed June 9, 2010 for “There must be something in the Air”, a benefit for Versatile Arts. Music from the Batman Begins soundtrack by Hans Zimmer and James Newton Howard. Video footage courtesy of Block My … ContinueZita The Aerialist
I don’t like being raped; Apparently, that makes me a weirdo
Iconic “romantic” image: of a WWII vet sexually assaulting a stranger by kissing them through observable physical resistance (check the hand) and atmosphere of non-consent. Note: this piece of writing has seen many iterations and formats. If parts of this work seem vaguely familiar it … ContinueI don’t like being raped; Apparently, that makes me a weirdo
Birthrights (18+ only)
4×6″ signed prints of my visual artwork are available for $40 each including shipping. Please email courtnee@neevita.net to order, including links to the desired image(s) you’d like to purchase prints of (specific images are subject to availability). Birthrights is a 2013 photography project by Courtnee … ContinueBirthrights (18+ only)
How Art Saved My Life (HASML), 2011
Vita Arts Presents: How Art Saved My Life (HASML) http://vitaarts.net “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 … ContinueHow Art Saved My Life (HASML), 2011