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STORYTELLING PERFORMANCE

To start my storytelling performance, I will be in a dark room with only faint light gleams. 
I will start with a very subtle authority taking voice. 

Story:
The Native Americans, the beginning. Outdoors and survival. The Romans. The colosseum with Outdoor entertainment. The pantheon. The Indoor entertainment. Byzantine Architecture. Hagia Sophia. Gothic Cathedral, the shape of a cross. St peters square brought the St Peters Basilica. Baroque Architecture. Baroque Theatre. The fourth wall was created. Baroque Operas. Music with dialogue. Farinelli, a revered singer. John Cage believed anything could be music. The Renaissance. High authorities were painted in the center. The rebirth that brought Humanism. Early or High Renaissance one with the body the other with earth. Brunelleschi had linear perspective. Alberti set up the rules for Renaissance painting. Perspective, Sculpture, Architecture. Raphael created the School of Athens with those of the highest authorities doing normal activities. Leonardo Da Vinci, the procrastinator. Created the lady that follows you everywhere if you look at her eyes... Mona Lisa. The student of Da Vinci, a ninja turtle... Michaelangelo. Camera Obscura, The Grid, Gutenberg Press all were break throughs for the Renaissance. Romanticism and Realism became well known styles. The industrial revolution was not just transportation. Art became more portable in itself. The camera became a challenge for painters and artists. Avant Garde brought out those who took risks with their art. Modernism, out with the old in with the new. Post impressionism brought Cezanne, Pointillism, and Symbolists. Gaugin created meanings in his paintings that were very dark. Fauvism, rebels against the impressionists. Rebel against the Renaissance. genre painting, Cubism, and Surrealism all became common and rebellious against the Renaissance rules. Walter Benjamin was mechanical aspects, and Clement Greenberg was Kitsch and abstract expressionism. Abstract Art very much was a rebel against the Renaissance. The printing press led to photography, then the digital press. The first picture was taken by Jospeh Niepce. Movement in photography was done by Etienne Jules Marey. The pioneer of capturing time on film, Eadweard Muybridge. The father of cinematography, Louis Le Prince, though he disappeared without a trace. William Dickson invented the filmstrip. George Melies created special effects on cinema. The Kodak #1 was invented by George Eastmen and the first digital camera was invented by Steve Sasson. Futurism adopted cubism. Boccioni showed a lot of movement in his paintings. Giacomo Balla showed interest in speed and movement and was influenced by Marey. Suprematism is everything from the real world. Maleviche and the black square. Maleviche and the white-on-white squares. Constructivism took the paintbrush and turned it into tools. Henry Moore was influenced by Picasso, Constructivism and Surrealism. Bauhaus combined music dance and wasn't only one thing. Dada Art was the explosion of whatever art was. Tristan Tzara was the founder of Dada. Hans Arp did Chance Art. Marcel Duchamp did ready-mades which could be created in an instance. Raul Hausmann created the Collage. Anti-Modernists movement had performance art that was not anything specific. It was only what you perceived it as. Andy Warhol and Marina Abramovic did awkward but meaningful performances. Rauschenberg created Combine. The Fluxist movement was process art. Joseph Boyeus or Philip Coroner were Fluxus artists. Electronic Media, what we are using today. Samuel Morse invented the telegraph and morse code. Marconi made the radio. The television was created by Farnsworth. John Logie Baird created the mechanical television. Walter Benjamin had suspicions of film, photography, and television. Experimental film was performance art without a camera. E.A.T was experience, art and technology. The father of video art was Naum Jun Paik. David Hall created T.V interruptions or commercials. Banksy was a graffiti artist and kept himself anonymous. A.I and A.G.I could be the last thing invented. A.G.I embraces a problem-solving approach and A.G.I when A.I becomes compatible with humans. 

















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