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Dance Dance tech-Revolution - Expect the Unexpected

LIGHTBOX  is dedicated to promoting creativity, collaboration, health, and social good through shared experiences. Hosted in Lightbox’s state of the art experiential laboratory at 339 West 38th Street, our thoughtfully curated schedule of immersive programming encourages guests to “disconnect” and make meaningful connections with other tastemakers, brands and creatives in attendance. Over 1,000 people will experience three days of captivating activities, events, and classes centered around art, video, performance, invention, discovery, fitness, and philanthropy.


Special thanks to our partners:  bonbite, Kusmi Tea, Phhhoto, WTRMLN WTR & Boxed Water

WHERE

lightbox
339 West 38th Street
New York
NY
10018
LOCATION TBD

WHEN

January
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11
2015
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January
11
2015
10
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SCHEDULE


JANUARY 8TH

8:00PM: VIP PRESS PREVIEW PFLYING UNDER THE RADAR

 

 JANUARY 9th

7 PM:   DDtR PARTY

INAUGURAL PARTY FEATURING

ART INSTALLATION, SOCIAL MEDITATION,

DANCE PERFORMANCES, INTERACTIVE AUDIO VISUAL PROJECTION

AND MUCH MUCH MORE....


JANUARY 10th

9 AM: MEDITATION CLASS LED BY BIET SIMKIN
10:15 AM: DANCE CLASS LED BY MARY JOHN FRANK

11:45 AM: YOGA CLASS LED BY JENNIFER DRAPKIN

3:00 PM: FLYING UNDER THE RADAR

8:00PM: FLYING UNDER THE RADAR


JANUARY 11TH

10AM: DANCE CLASS LED BY MARY JOHN FRANK

1PM: FLYING UNDER THE RADAR

3:30PM: YOGA CLASS LED BY JENNIFER DRAPKIN

5PM: PSYCHUPUNCTURE WITH ELLEN VORA

7 PM: MOVIE NIGHT



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LIGHTBOX  is dedicated to promoting creativity, collaboration, health, and social good through shared experiences. Hosted in Lightbox’s state of the art experiential laboratory at 339 West 38th Street, our thoughtfully curated schedule of immersive programming encourages guests to “disconnect” and make meaningful connections with other tastemakers, brands and creatives in attendance. Over 1,000 people will experience three days of captivating activities, events, and classes centered around art, video, performance, invention, discovery, fitness, and philanthropy.


Special thanks to our partners:  bonbite, Kusmi Tea, Phhhoto, WTRMLN WTR & Boxed Water

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Nothing better than a Sunday morning with delicious @wtrmlnwtr ❤️dancing to 2014 hits at #lightbxnyc ! And thank you @maryjohnfrank, @phhhoto and @wtrmlnwtr for being part of #DDtR!
@LIGHTBOX
Jan 11th, 11:26AM
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Feb 11th 12:24PM
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Feb 11th 12:24PM
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Loved watching from a different angle tonight @_futr_ Where am i? Incredible performance ! #lightboxnyc #DDtR
@Daphné Jouanneteau
Jan 11th, 1:13AM
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Feb 11th 12:24PM
#DDTR, #LIGHTBOXNYC
Peacefully ended this weekend's series of events at #lightboxnyc with a psychupuncture session led by Doctor Ellen Vora from @onemedical . Thank you @chaneylaney for the amazing #grasscave installation we got to sit in and meditate. Until next time... #DDtR
@LIGHTBOX
Jan 11th, 10:18PM
#DDTR, #LIGHTBOXNYC
And the morning goes on with #yoga at #Lightboxnyc ! Thank you to our friends @boxedwater for keeping us hydrated all weekend! #DDtR #boxedwater
@LIGHTBOX
Jan 10th, 12:53PM
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Feb 11th 12:24PM
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Feb 11th 12:24PM
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Another Sunday morning at work. @lightbxnyc #DDtR photo credit @viktoriakvalsvik thank you for shaking it off with me! 👯
@Daphné Jouanneteau
Jan 11th, 11:32AM
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Feb 11th 12:24PM
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January 8th: Press and VIP Preview - Where Am I?
$25.00

8pm Marlon Taylor-Wiles is proud to present FLYING UNDER THE RADAR (FUTR) in its inaugural season and premier of 'where am i' (2015), a contemporary dance performance and digital art installation at New York City’s premier audio-video arts space, Lightbox.  In this work, FUTR uses varied mediums of art including dance and audio/visual projection to transform the environment in order to question the notion that life can only be supported on planet earth.  'where am i' explores the idea of multiple universes co-existing as well as the idea of being lost within one’s own tiny personal universe.  'where am i' seeks to express the notion of our modern-day focus on the individual above all else.  In the age of self-promotion and self-absorption through social media, we can often discount what lies outside of our own realties, yet the world continues its onward march.  This inaugural work of FUTR strives to illustrate that despite our own limited personal viewpoints, time and space are infinite and hold endless possibility that can perhaps be explored if our minds are opened. **Date of performance purchased is indicated under the "Description" field of the ticket stub.

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January 9th: DDtR Party
$39.00

Expect the unexpected on this evening from 7pm to Midnight: Pop-up experiences, the Grass cave installation by Chaney Trotter, music by Madison LST and Kia Victoriai, interactive performances by Marlon Taylor Wiles, Lacey Dorn and Mary John Frank, social meditation by Biet Simkin, games, food by Bon Bite, a Kusmi Tea Bar, a dance photo booth by Phhhoto and of course a wild dance party. Meet people..here is the catch there is no booze...

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January 10th: Biet Simkin Meditation Class
$20.00

9 am By incorporating ancient breathing techniques and practices Biet has created a series that allows meditators to get more easily in touch and balance with their emotional center. Through a 40 minute practice you will feel like a completely renewed human, alive, aligned and floating into all the rest of your life with enthusiasm and ease.

January 10th: Mary John Frank Dance Dance Resolution Class
$20.00

10:15 am This dance party workout will get you moving, shaking, and sweating to the best music of 2014, while setting your intentions for 2015. The class is 60 minutes of fun, friendly, non-competitve cardio movement and open to anyone and everyone that loves to dance. Choreographer (and MVP at many late night dance parties), Mary John Frank, will guide you through the class. The workout is high energy with film projection and music videos to keep us in the dance party spirit. Shed your inhibitions, put on your dancin' shoes, and come out to Light Box and groove with us!

January 10th: Jennifer Drapkin Yoga Class
$20.00

11:45 am New Year's Yoga: Brighten your spirits and energize your body with this hour-long vinyasa flow class, designed to prepare you physically and spiritually for a peaceful and joyful new year. Jennifer Drapkin, M.S., is a doctoral student at Teachers College, Columbia University, earning her Ph.D. in clinical psychology. After a 12-year career as a journalist and yoga instructor, Jennifer returned to school to study the connection between mind, body, and spirit. She is currently a director of Columbia’s Spirituality Mind Body Institute and Columbia's new Wellness Center, which is scheduled to open in February 2015. Jennifer received her B.A. in psychology from Yale University, her M.S. in journalism from Columbia School of Journalism, and her yoga instructor certification from Laughing Lotus College of Yoga in New York City. As writer and editor, Jennifer has been published extensively in Psychology Today, The Smithsonian, The Village Voice, and Mental_floss Magazine. As a yoga instructor, she has taught at Laughing Lotus, the Urban Yoga Foundation, and New York City public schools, specializing in kindergarten through fifth grade. Jennifer hopes that by building better inner worlds, we can build better outer worlds, too.

January 10th: Where Am I?
$18.00

3 pm Marlon Taylor-Wiles is proud to present FLYING UNDER THE RADAR (FUTR) in its inaugural season and premier of 'where am i' (2015), a contemporary dance performance and digital art installation at New York City’s premier audio-video arts space, Lightbox.  In this work, FUTR uses varied mediums of art including dance and audio/visual projection to transform the environment in order to question the notion that life can only be supported on planet earth.  'where am i' explores the idea of multiple universes co-existing as well as the idea of being lost within one’s own tiny personal universe.  'where am i' seeks to express the notion of our modern-day focus on the individual above all else.  In the age of self-promotion and self-absorption through social media, we can often discount what lies outside of our own realties, yet the world continues its onward march.  This inaugural work of FUTR strives to illustrate that despite our own limited personal viewpoints, time and space are infinite and hold endless possibility that can perhaps be explored if our minds are opened. **Date of performance purchased is indicated under the "Description" field of the ticket stub.

January 10th: Where Am I?
$18.00

8 pm Marlon Taylor-Wiles is proud to present FLYING UNDER THE RADAR (FUTR) in its inaugural season and premier of 'where am i' (2015), a contemporary dance performance and digital art installation at New York City’s premier audio-video arts space, Lightbox.  In this work, FUTR uses varied mediums of art including dance and audio/visual projection to transform the environment in order to question the notion that life can only be supported on planet earth.  'where am i' explores the idea of multiple universes co-existing as well as the idea of being lost within one’s own tiny personal universe.  'where am i' seeks to express the notion of our modern-day focus on the individual above all else.  In the age of self-promotion and self-absorption through social media, we can often discount what lies outside of our own realties, yet the world continues its onward march.  This inaugural work of FUTR strives to illustrate that despite our own limited personal viewpoints, time and space are infinite and hold endless possibility that can perhaps be explored if our minds are opened. **Date of performance purchased is indicated under the "Description" field of the ticket stub.

January 11th: Mary John Frank Dance Dance Resolution Class
$20.00

10:00AM This dance party workout will get you moving, shaking, and sweating to the best music of 2014, while setting your intentions for 2015. The class is 60 minutes of fun, friendly, non-competitve cardio movement and open to anyone and everyone that loves to dance. Choreographer (and MVP at many late night dance parties), Mary John Frank, will guide you through the class. The workout is high energy with film projection and music videos to keep us in the dance party spirit. Shed your inhibitions, put on your dancin' shoes, and come out to Light Box and groove with us!

January 11th: Where Am I?
$18.00

1 pm Marlon Taylor-Wiles is proud to present FLYING UNDER THE RADAR (FUTR) in its inaugural season and premier of 'where am i' (2015), a contemporary dance performance and digital art installation at New York City’s premier audio-video arts space, Lightbox.  In this work, FUTR uses varied mediums of art including dance and audio/visual projection to transform the environment in order to question the notion that life can only be supported on planet earth.  'where am i' explores the idea of multiple universes co-existing as well as the idea of being lost within one’s own tiny personal universe.  'where am i' seeks to express the notion of our modern-day focus on the individual above all else.  In the age of self-promotion and self-absorption through social media, we can often discount what lies outside of our own realties, yet the world continues its onward march.  This inaugural work of FUTR strives to illustrate that despite our own limited personal viewpoints, time and space are infinite and hold endless possibility that can perhaps be explored if our minds are opened. **Date of performance purchased is indicated under the "Description" field of the ticket stub.

January 11th: Yoga Class Led by Jennifer Drapkin
$20.00

3:30PM New Year's Yoga: Brighten your spirits and energize your body with this hour-long vinyasa flow class, designed to prepare you physically and spiritually for a peaceful and joyful new year. Jennifer Drapkin, M.S., is a doctoral student at Teachers College, Columbia University, earning her Ph.D. in clinical psychology. After a 12-year career as a journalist and yoga instructor, Jennifer returned to school to study the connection between mind, body, and spirit. She is currently a director of Columbia’s Spirituality Mind Body Institute and Columbia's new Wellness Center, which is scheduled to open in February 2015. Jennifer received her B.A. in psychology from Yale University, her M.S. in journalism from Columbia School of Journalism, and her yoga instructor certification from Laughing Lotus College of Yoga in New York City. As writer and editor, Jennifer has been published extensively in Psychology Today, The Smithsonian, The Village Voice, and Mental_floss Magazine. As a yoga instructor, she has taught at Laughing Lotus, the Urban Yoga Foundation, and New York City public schools, specializing in kindergarten through fifth grade. Jennifer hopes that by building better inner worlds, we can build better outer worlds, too.

January 11th: Psycupuncture with Ellen Vora
$20.00

5PM The session will be a guided meditation enhanced by acupuncture. Everyone will have the option of having an acupuncture treatment involving the ears and scalp, which can help deepen the meditation.

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