Explore More Carmen Xtravaganza, an NYC ballroom icon who was featured in the 1990 documentary“Paris is Burning,” has died. She was 62. The House of Xtravaganza — which emerged from New York’s underground ballroom scene and for which Carmen held the position of house mother at various times — announced the news of her death Friday in an Instagram statement. “Throughout the 1980s, Carmen reigned on the runways as one of the House of Xtravaganza’s ‘impossible beauties. Read More...
Multiple ideas of domesticity quarrel or concur in exhibitions at Heiner Contemporary and the District of Columbia Arts Center. The Heiner show, “Housebound,” tends toward the cozily domestic, while the other, “A/way Home,” is rather less comfortable. But both include works that look at “home” from the outside.
Among the simplest pieces at Heiner are Allison Reimus’s lovely paintings of pots and vases, which use acrylic and spray paints, as well as glitter and gold leaf, to simulate the sensuous hues and textures of Asian-style ceramics. Read More...
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$13 Million Debra Morton Wiki: Salary, Married, Wedding, Spouse, Family Debra Morton is known for her work on Odyssey To Save Ulysses: Act One: I never had a father (2012), Free to Dance the Bishop Paul S. Morton and Full Gospel Baptist Fellowship Story (2015) and Frontline (1983). Net Worth$13 MillionProfessionMiscellaneous Crew, DirectorMiscellaneous TitleYearStatusCharacterTaina2001TV Series choreographer - 1 episodeFrontlineTV Series documentary production secretary - 1 episode, 1997 production assistant - 1 episode, 1996Director TitleYearStatusCharacterOdyssey To Save Ulysses: Act One: I never had a father2012Documentary short co-director completedSelf TitleYearStatusCharacterFree to Dance the Bishop Paul S. Read More...
