| October 1, 2010 | ||
| 7:00 pm | to | 11:00 pm |
Ever wonder what it takes to work for Pixar? Or what those incredibly talented artists create when they are not working next summer’s biggest animation hit?
On October 1, the Great Wall of Oakland and the Oakland Museum of California, present, “Behind the Pixar Screen,” a curated showing of independent films created by the people who work at Pixar. It will be the first opportunity for the community to get a glimpse of art by their very talented neighbors.
If you’re a Pixar employee, get your film in today! Now through September 15, we’re accepting motion art submissions – film, digital art, animation, promotion reels – from all Pixar affiliated employees. If you have questions, please contact us.
Project Bandaloop “Behind the Scenes”: (Friday, Sept. 3, 2010)
We are extremely pleased to announce a “Behind the Scenes” open-rehearsal of Project Bandaloop, the Bay Area’s premiere aerial dance troupe, on the Great Wall of Oakland. During September’s Art Murmur, this five-member company will descend on ropes and harnesses from the roof of the Wall to offer the public a glimpse into the performance-rehearsal process.
Beginning at 5PM, the dancers will fine-tune their most recent work under the direction of artistic director, Amelia Rudolph.
As the sun sets, the Great Wall will continue with it’s regular video-programming, showing-off some of the incredible footage Bandaloop has acquired during it’s 30-year performance world tour. From a New York City billboard to a water tower in South Africa to the Eiffel Tower in Las Vegas, the sites that Bandaloop has turned into performance venues is stunning.
Do not miss this rare and exceptional event!