Spring Newsletter - 2014

 

Dear Friends,

Greetings from the land of Southern Appalachian mountain Spring showers!
This past year has been one of new enterprises & undertakings, while also revisiting familiar traditions.

The Mission For Temporal Art

The biggest undertaking being the new home of Cilla Vee Life Arts – The Mission For Temporal Art, located in historic downtown Marshall NC, by the ancient French Broad River & haunted by the frequent whistle of the freight-trains blowing through town.

After much discussion & debate, my partner David Linton (audio-visual artist, recently moved to these parts from NYC) managed to persuade me to take on the somewhat overwhelming, yet full-of-potential task of renting a beautiful 1912 Methodist Church building from friends of ours in New York who had bought it about six years ago. Tony Torn (actor) & Lee Ann Brown (poet) founded the FBI (French Broad Institute) – with a vision for a multi-art space.

 

 

Our goals for The MTA are: to provide residencies for local & visiting artists, to present a regular program of events, performances, exhibitions & workshops & to have a space in which to develop our own artistic work.

For more information, please go to our start-up blog at 
http://themissionfortemporalart.blogspot.com/ 
& on Facebook https://www.facebook.com/TheMissionforTemporalArt 
Or view our Indiegogo fundraiser video http://youtu.be/VC2FTyNHCts 
You can also view media from our events so far
New Years Eve http://youtu.be/qR0dsIraPX0 
Vernal Equinox http://youtu.be/GZyQAQfa-DY 
Asheville Citizen Times http://www.citizen-times.com/article/20140320/ASHEVILLESCENE/303200020/1005/ENT 
Mountain Xpress http://mountainx.com/arts/art-news/spring_for_the_mission/

Transart Institute

The other news of significance is that I have been accepted into an MFA Creative Practice program with the Transart Institute. It is a remote study course accredited by the University of Plymouth in the UK & holds a Summer residency in Berlin & a Winter residency in New York. Throughout the semester, students are assigned advisors & develop their own course of study based on the work they are pursuing in their own artistic practice & how they wish to steer that towards future goals.

As director of Cilla Vee Life Arts for the past twelve years (yes – twelve years!) I have been developing modes & methods of creating & presenting inter-disciplinary performance that I now feel it would be beneficial to compile into a pedagogical format that can be integrated into a teaching curriculum.

If you would like further information on this, you can view my application proposal here –
Statement 
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4cHBYnXHpXzcVNENklRT3cwSVU/edit?usp=sharing 

Proposal   
https://drive.google.com/file/d/0B4cHBYnXHpXzVnE2NmRjNlRtbXc/edit?usp=sharing 

& for more information on the Transart Institute - http://www.transart.org/

Event & Performance Reports

  
2013

June:

“Madonna & Child” – a solo Motion Sculpture Movement Installation performed at the Asheville Art Museum for the First Friday Art Walks.

Movement for “Dialoga Aquila” – a sound & light installation by Elisa Faires at The Apothecary, Asheville NC.

“FLUX” - a sound sculpture performance installation (originally created for the Asheville Butoh Festival) was presented at the New Dischord Festival of Intermedia in Chattanooga TN.

This festival is the enterprising endeavor of composer Tim Hinck & demonstrates an interesting experimental arts scene immerging in Chattanooga.

For this performance I invited Asheville collaborators Elisa Faires, Chandra Shukla, Kima Moore – plus partner David Linton. My Dad’s old Buick also became the star of the show once we realized the venue (Folk School of Chattanooga) had a fabulous big garage door!
Video http://youtu.be/1UlAO7BByPM 
Festival website http://timhinck.wix.com/newdischord2013

Sound of Movement collaboration with Elisa Faires at King Dusko coffee house gallery, Charleston SC.

 

August:

Guest teacher for Center Stage Dance Summer program (Asheville NC) with “Making Dances” workshop.
A short video sample of my fabulous students … 
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=664190656934002&set=vb.163424370343969&type=2&theater

September:

Movement for Lee Ann Brown reading excerpts from poem “In The Laurels Caught” – Page Poetry Parlor at the Geraldine Page Salon, NYC.

 

October:

Featured in “Far From the Centers of Ambition” Lorimer Press – book set on the subject of Black Mountain College compiled & edited by Lee Ann Brown.

Video installation of “LUNA” for book launch at the Black Mountain College Museum + Art Center, Asheville NC. 
http://blackmountaincollege.org/blog/blog/book-launch-reading-far-centers-ambition.html

 

2014

February:

X-Fest

Speaking of re-visiting traditions …  X-Fest has been an annual tradition for me since it’s inception in 2009. It’s a wonderful conglomeration of improvised, experimental live sound, movement & video curated by Walter Wright.

However – breaking with it’s traditional home venue at 119 Gallery in Lowell MA, this year it was held at Gateway City Arts in Holyoke MA.  
http://www.gatewaycityarts.com/#!x-fest/c238e 
http://www.119gallery.org/?p=11520

X-Fest videos:
Friday night’s last (strange but fun) set … my false eyelash glue was making my eyes stick together! 
http://youtu.be/rz_X0AKc3Is 

A set from Saturday night that has inspired further thoughts of collaboration … 
http://youtu.be/tFxgYBTfhl4 

Homemade electronics, construction fencing, wet floor signs … 
http://youtu.be/8_JAZGvHiLw

It’s all mayhem & craziness at X-Fest!

 

 

March:

Marginal Arts Festival

Roanoke VA is the home of a collection of very interesting artists doing some very interesting things!

My association with the scene there has gradually accumulated over the past few years – originally as a place to stop on my frequent trips up & down I-81 when heading North & South – but this time was a special trip just to be in Roanoke.

The Marginal Arts Festival grew out of the Community High School in downtown Roanoke – an extremely progressive, arts-centered institution. It has now developed into a fully-fledged weeklong extravaganza that takes over many of the downtown’s empty buildings & brings in international guest artists – while keeping a focus on the community spirit.

Roanoke Times article: 
http://www.roanoke.com/arts_and_entertainment/columns_and_blogs/columns/arts_and_extras/arts-extras-marginal-arts-festival-in-roanoke-is-delightfully-absurd/article_53b18ebc-b065-11e3-aa3f-0017a43b2370.html

Article by Catherine Mehrl Bennett (my work is referred to near end of article & gives information about my festival contributions) 
http://networkedblogs.com/VxqEB 

Follow flickr link for images.
Video of improv -
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NnllW4_VEsE&feature=share&list=PLy4EF9RJM55-keqnLSHqZANPrxgXcB1GT

 

 

April:

{RE} Happening

Another tradition, now that this event is in its fifth year.

On the site of the famous historic Black Mountain College, {RE} Happening was happening – it was definitely & unmistakably HAPPENING! 
http://rehappening.com/ 

This year I was one of the many performers in Elisa Faires’ multi-disciplinary “Exquisite Corpse” installation - featuring a collaborative mélange of exquisite corpse style paintings, poetry, music, dance &

surrealist puppetry!

…. And I think that brings us up-to-date.

Thank you for taking the time to come along for the ride!

Details about this year’s ONE DOLLAR FUNDRAISER are posted separately in a different link that accompanies this newsletter.  
http://cillavee-lifeartsnewsletter.blogspot.com/2014/04/cilla-vee-life-arts-annual-one-dollar.html

Very best wishes to all for 2014,

Claire*

Claire Elizabeth Barratt

Director – Cilla Vee Life Arts

www.cillavee.com

photo credits:

The MTA – CEB, Madonna & Child – Laila Alamiri, Dialoga Aquila – Hannah Sommer,  X-Fest(red & white) – Wisteriax Gravy,  X-Fest(wet floor) – Shorty 2 Hands,  It’s A Sign – Reid Wood, MAF improv – Jim Leftwich, Exquisite Corpse(swan) -  Elisa Faires, Exquisite Corps(light) – J Smilanic

Cilla Vee Life Arts - One Dollar Fundraiser - 2014

Cilla Vee Life Arts annual ONE DOLLAR FUNDRAISER – 2014

Last year’s THANK YOUS go out to:

David & Janet Barratt

Lynn Bernatsky

Richard & Diana Brewster

Patricia Cazorla / Galeria Galou

Jessica Clark 

Andrew Raffo Dewar

Elisa Faires

Tony Gonzales

Harlan Gruber

Patricia Jamie

Matthew Jamie

Steve Lansford

Clifford McPeek

Thomas Murphy

Sarah Pope & Jeremy Lintz

Myk Rushton

Joe Sherman

Alice Sebrell

Gary & Emma Watt  

Robert & Arlene Winkler

Please let me know if any names were missed.
Many of you contributed more than a dollar – there was even a buried treasure map!

Last year’s fundraiser went towards the work spent on editing & up-loading the majority of the Cilla Vee Life Arts archives into an accessible on-line format. This can now all be viewed through my blog-site: http://cebhomepage.blogspot.com/ 

THIS YEAR

$1 Fundraiser donations will go towards preparations for an MFA program I will be starting this Summer with the Transart Institute.
I feel it is important to now incorporate an expanded educational focus into the vocation of Cilla Vee Life Arts as an arts organization & also for myself as an artist & teacher.
My designed course of research will be: 
“The Process and Praxis of Constructing the Self as Medium” - a practical pedagogy for the practice of Performance Art

More information about the program can be found in the CVLA newsletter here:
http://cillavee-lifeartsnewsletter.blogspot.com/2014/04/spring-newsletter-2014.html 

 $1 bills can be sent by mail to:
Claire E Barratt
Cilla Vee Life Arts
65, Coleman Ave
Asheville NC 28801

or Paypal donations can be made via the CVLA website homepage - just click on the Paypal button: www.cillavee.com

Thank you so much for your continuing support,

 

Claire Elizabeth Barratt 
Director – Cilla Vee Life Arts

www.cillavee.com

SPRING newsletter 2013

CILLA VEE LIFE ARTS / CLAIRE ELIZABETH BARRATT

NEWSLETTER – SPRING 2013

Dear friends,

Greetings from Asheville North Carolina’s “Appalachian Spring”!

Much of this past year has been spent re-visiting the experience of everyday life and work in New York City.

Since establishing Cilla Vee Life Arts there between 2002 – 2007, I have returned regularly to the city to work and remain connected.  About eight months of the past year have been spent in NY and it has been good to deepen that connection again and take in the current scene ….. including my excellent timing in being there for Hurricane Sandy!

Before beginning my latest Cilla Vee report, I want to spend a moment in recognition of those still displaced and in a state of upheaval due to the storm.

For some, nothing is “back to normal” yet – far from it, in fact.

I was very fortunate to be in Bay Ridge - a relatively unaffected area – whereas, for some it was a totally life-altering event.

I’d like to share with you a brief summary of the past year’s activities and then to highlight some of the organizations and individuals I’ve been associated with who are creating things of on-going significance in their artistic fields and deserve a mention …. So keep scrolling down …..

EVENTS MAY 2012 – MAY 2013

2012

MAY

Saturday 19th
"the shortest distance between three points"

Bicameral Research Sound & Projection System:
real-time multi-media improvisation
David Linton - live audio visual feedback system
Maria Chavez - turntable
Claire Elizabeth Barratt - movement
La Sala, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

https://www.facebook.com/events/310350539039585/

 

JUNE

Friday 1st
"Distended Cinema - audio visual performance in the time of temporal collapse"
Curated by David Linton
Walter Wright - live sound & video & Claire Elizabeth Barratt - movement
The Firehouse, East Williamsburg Brooklyn

http://thefirehousespace.org/event/distended-cinema-audio-visual-performance-in-the-time-of-temporal-collapse/

Saturday 2nd
“Lee Ann Brown on Black Mountain Poets”
Part of the Passwords lecture series
Lee Ann Brown discusses the poetic movement at Black Mountain College.
Video piece by Tony Torn with performance by Claire Elizabeth Barratt (dance) with Marianne Giosa (music)
Poets House, Battery Park City, NY 10282

http://www.poetshouse.org/programs-and-events/readings-and-conversations/lee-ann-brown-on-black-mountain-poets

Wednesday 13^th – Monday 18^th

“Asheville Butoh Festival”

Curated & produced by Julie Becton-Gillum / Legacy Butoh

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – “Monochromatic Monologues”

a series of movement installations, each based on the theme of one colour.

Thursday – BLUE, Friday – BLACK, Saturday – RED, Sunday – GOLD

To be performed in the street outside the BeBe Theater – Asheville NC

http://www.ashevillebutoh.com/

Thursday 28^th

“An inter-disciplinary evening of Poetry, Movement & Music”

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – dance

Elisa Faires – music

Katherine Soniat – poetry

Tracey Schmidt – poetry

Black Mountain College Museum + Art Center – Asheville NC

http://www.blackmountaincollege.org/programs/past/232-an-interdisciplinary-evening-of

JULY

Friday 13^th

“ELIXER # 444 - Elisa Faires CD promotion event”

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – “Golden Goddess” Motion Sculpture Movement Installation

The Artery (Asheville Area Arts Council) – Asheville NC

https://www.facebook.com/events/315084608584209/permalink/320435651382438/

Saturdays July 28^th, August 4^th, 11^th, 18th

“DANCE SAMPLER at the Y with instructor Claire Elizabeth Barratt”

Exploring the dance styles of BALLET, MODERN & JAZZ - their similarities & differences.
Asheville downtown YMCA

https://www.facebook.com/events/255309491247587/

AUGUST 

Monday 13^th

“Marshall  Auricular Hour”

Hosted by Tony Torn and Lee Ann Brown

Lee Ann Brown – poetry & Claire Elizabeth Barratt – dance

FBI at Good Stuff, Marshall NC

https://www.facebook.com/events/194240694039582/?ref=nf

Thursday 23^rd

“Tangerine Tango: An Evening of Fashion & Dance”

Benefit for the Asheville Area Arts Council

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – “Tangerine Dream” Motion Sculpture Movement Installation

Altamont Theater, Asheville NC

http://thelaurelofasheville.com/tangerinetango.html

SEPTEMBER

Saturday 15^th

“Brooklyn Ladies Text Salon”

Lee Ann Brown – poetry & Claire Elizabeth Barratt – dance

The Drink, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

http://thedrinkbrooklyn.com/562/#.UZlwmoJXs1g

OCTOBER

Saturday 6^th

“The Autumnal Salon – Seasonal Saturday Sanctuary Salon Series”

Mark Lamb Dance 

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – “Autumn Gold” Motion Sculpture Movement Installation

Metro Baptist, Hell’s Kitchen NY

http://www.marklambdance.org/performances/the-autumnal-salon-october-6th-2012/

NOVEMBER

Friday 9^th – 30^th

“Collective Energy (Bronx)”

Curated by Jeanine Alfieri

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – “The Shrine of the Golden Goddess” – interactive installation (live performance / video installation)

Cephas Center for the Arts, Bronx NY

http://bronxartguide.com/event/collective-energy/2012-11-26

http://www.spainculturenewyork.org/beta/cms/whats-on/calendar/event/collective-energy-bronx/

2013

FEBRUARY

Saturday 9^th

“Blind Dates - Seasonal Saturday Sanctuary Salon Series”

Mark Lamb Dance 

The evening will consist of a series of “blind dates” in which one dancer and one musician will be chosen on the spot to improvise a duet when their names are picked from a hat.

Metro Baptist, Hell’s Kitchen NY

http://www.marklambdance.org/salons/blind-dates-february-9th-2013/

Friday 22^nd – Sunday 24^th

“X-FEST”

Curated and produced by Walter Wright

Improvised music, visuals, movement, and poetry

119 Gallery, Lowell MA

http://www.119gallery.org/?p=9518

Sunday 24^th - Wednesday 27^th

“Collaboration with vocalist Jill Burton”

Sunday 24^th

COMA series with Evan Lipson – bass

Curated by Blaise Siwula

ABC NO RIO, Lower East Side NY

Monday 25^th

With Jane Scarpantoni – cello, I’d M Theftable – voice / gadgets, Ryan Krause – voice

109 Gallery, Williamsburg, Brooklyn

Wednesday 27^th

With Jack Wright trio – sax, bass, dance 

Highwire Gallery, Philadelphia PA

http://www.jillburton.net/

APRIL 

Saturday 6^th

“{Re}Happening 2013”

Benefit event for Black Mountain College Museum + Art Center

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – “Blue” – wildcard character for “Chance Operations”

Black Mountain NC

http://rehappening.com/

Thursday 25^th – Monday 29^th

“Asheville Butoh Festival”

Curated & produced by Julie Becton-Gillum / Legacy Butoh

Cilla Vee Life Arts presents “FLUX” sound installation performance as part of the “Uninvited Guests” show  

(FLUX performers: Claire E Barratt, David Linton, Elisa Faires, Chandra Shukla, Kima Moore, Dash Lewis, Rae Whitlock, Emily Monteith, Richard Brewster)

BeBe Theater, Asheville NC

http://www.ashevillebutoh.com/

“HONORABLE MENTIONS”!

Julie Becton Gillum / Legacy Butoh / The Asheville Butoh Festival

Lee Ann Brown & Tony Torn / The Geraldine Page Salon / French Broad Institute

Mark Lamb Dance  

Jeannine Alfieri / The Fountainhead Gallery  / Collective Energy (Bronx)

 Julie Becton Gillum / Legacy Butoh / The Asheville Butoh Festival

http://www.ashevillebutoh.com/

http://livewireasheville.com/profiles/legacy-butoh.php

Although the Asheville Butoh Festival is in it’s eighth year, for much longer than that there has been a steadily growing Butoh scene in Asheville NC – due to Legacy Butoh director Julie Becton Gillum.

The former baton twirler, tap dancer, modern dance choreographer fell in love with the raw emotional commitment of Butoh dance in 1998 and never looked back.

Most of her intensive study has been with Mexican Butoh master Diego Pinon – plus three months in Japan funded by a North Carolina state grant award.

She has been a pioneer of this art form in the Western North Carolina region and the resulting work presented at the festival is a testament to the integrity of her instruction.

For the festival this year, I assembled a group of wonderful sound artists to create a sound installation performance entitled FLUX. This was inspired by the essence of Butoh movement & the Japanese concept of MA. It was presented as an environment for the audience to visit during intermission.

Lee Ann Brown & Tony Torn / The Geraldine Page Salon / French Broad Institute

http://presenceonfilm.org/

http://frenchbroadinstitute.wordpress.com/about/

Poet Lee Ann Brown and husband, Actor and film-maker Tony Torn live a double life! Based in NYC in a Chelsea brownstone that houses the Geraldine Page Salon (to continue the work of Tony’s parents, Geraldine Page and Rip Torn, in fostering the growth of emerging actors and film-makers)  - they also own the FBI.

The French Broad Institute, named after the river running through its location – the little town of Marshall NC, is a lovely old church building. It is currently occupied by Good Stuff – Marshall’s groovy deli, bar, venue, store, hangout spot.

Whenever they are down South, Lee Ann and Tony will host a variety of happenings – including the “Marshall Auricular Hour” – they always provide a good time of poetry, music, dance, film and whatever goodies they can come up with.

Since meeting Lee Ann at a Black Mountain College conference about five years ago, we have collaborated in NY, NC and remotely from the UK.

I find a spontaneous and effortless connection to her poetry from which movement very naturally flows.

Mark Lamb Dance  

http://www.marklambdance.org/

A long loooong time dear friend and colleague – Mark Granville Lamb – who I share a history with stretching back to Outdoor Drama on the Cherokee Indian Reservation, to founding Circle Modern Dance in Knoxville TN circa 1990.

Mark arrived in New York City about a year or two after I had moved there in the early/mid 2000s. He brought his queer Southern charm with him and has been charming the pants off New Yorkers ever since!

His regular Salon Series at Metro Baptist church in the “Hell’s kitchen” area of Mid-town Manhattan has become quite a hit with audiences and critics alike.

He has built a core group of dancers and musical collaborators who improvise movement, music and text – weaving a spontaneous web of story-telling.. not to mention the hors d'oeuvres, the wine … the cheese straws!

This past year I had the pleasure of participating in two Salons. For the Autumn, I created a Golden Goddess of Autumn installation in the entrance area of the church.

And at the Winter Salon I had a “Blind Date” with fabulous vocalist Maryanne de Prophetis.

Jeannine Alfieri / The Fountainhead Gallery / Collective Energy (Bronx)

http://www.jeaninealfieri.com/enter/jeaninealfieri.html

http://bronxartguide.com/event/collective-energy/2012-11-01

The South Bronx was my first New York home  - and I was immediately welcomed and embraced by the vibrant grass-roots arts scene springing up there ten years ago. The Bronx Council on the Arts is a very practical support system for a strong community spirit with a high caliber of work.

Over time, there have been various individuals who’ve stepped in to create and produce an environment in which artists –from Bronx and beyond – can present their work. A couple of years ago, Jeanine Alfieri came to the Bronx and didn’t hesitate to take on this role herself.

Recently, she has been curating group shows under the title of Collective Energy (Bronx).

I was very honored to be recognized as part of this group and to be invited to create a piece for their show at Cephas Center for the Arts. The piece “The Shrine of the Golden Goddess” was an inter-active installation in which I performed live for the opening reception and then continued as a video during the run of the exhibit.

The video version of the Golden Goddess – viewed through a peephole as part of an inter-active installation “The Shrine of the Golden Goddess”: http://youtu.be/1irJtVPeB_8

OTHER NEWS

Last year CVLA established the Mountain To Sky Artist Exchange program – to foster interaction between New York and Asheville based artists.

In March 2012, NYC Audio/Visual artist David Linton worked with four Asheville sound artists on the multi-media movement installation KOLORZ at The Artery – hosted by the Asheville Area Arts Council.

And this year in February, David invited one of those artists – Chandra Shukla - to New York for two events. One was a performance of Chandra’s own work in which David collaborated with him under Chandra’s project “Xambuca” – performed at The Bowery Electric http://www.theboweryelectric.com/. The other was to play Sitar in David’s Bicameral Sound & Projection System “60 HZ Raga” at the opening for ESP TV’s residency at The Museum of Arts and Design http://www.esptvnyc.com/MAD-RESIDENCY.

Next month CVLA will be taking the sound installation performance FLUX to the New Dischord Festival of Intermedia in Chattanooga TN.

The festival runs Thursday June 6^th – Sunday June 9^th and is produced by composer Tim Hincks. There are many performances in several venues – FLUX will be closing the festival Sunday evening at The Folk School of Chattanooga. http://timhinck.wix.com/newdischord2013

$1.00 FUNDRAISER 2013

This year’s One Dollar Fundraiser is much belated … however it will still continue and run through the month of JUNE.

This year, funds will go towards the Summer-long project of up-dating all CVLA documentation from the past few years. Video footage, images, articles, links and project descriptions of pieces and events will be gathered, edited and configured into a presentable on-line presence. (Wish me luck!)

Please don’t hesitate to respond to this newsletter with your comments and ideas – I would love to hear from you!

Wishing all the very best,

Claire*

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – director - Cilla Vee Life Arts

www.cillavee.com

photos:

1.     “Tangerine Tango: An Evening of Fashion & Dance” – Mignon Petrini

2.     “ELIXER # 444 - Elisa Faires CD promotion event” – Rainer Doost

3.     “Asheville Butoh Festival” 2012 – Black – Rainer Doost

4.     “Asheville Butoh Festival” 2012 – Red – Rainer Doost

5.     "the shortest distance between three points" – Jeanann Dara

6.     “The Autumnal Salon –Saturday Sanctuary Salon Series” -  Sam Kanter

7.     “Collaboration with vocalist Jill Burton” at COMA – Reuben Radding

One Dollar Fundraiser 2013

Cilla Vee Life Arts

ONE DOLLAR FUNDRAISER 2013

Dear friends,

Time for the annual $1.00 fundraiser again!

This year, it will be running throughout the month of JUNE.

Every year, Cilla Vee Life Arts makes a request that you send just one dollar bill to:

Claire Elizabeth Barratt

Cilla Vee Life Arts – dollar fundraiser

65, Coleman Ave

Asheville

NC 28801

(Enclosing personal notes and messages is strongly encouraged!)

If you generously decide to give more than $5.00, or if donating NON-USA currency, please use PAY-PAL – just click on the Pay-Pal button on the Homepage of the CVLA website: www.cillavee.com.

The One Dollar Fundraiser 2012 went towards establishing the “Mountain To Sky Artist Exchange” – to foster connections between NYC and Asheville NC based artists. (Please see this report in the accompanying CVLA newsletter)

THIS YEAR – the One Dollar Fundraiser 2013 will finance our Summer up-dating project. Funds will go towards the Summer-long project of up-dating all CVLA documentation from the past few years. Video footage, images, articles, files, links and project descriptions of pieces and events will be gathered, edited and configured into a presentable on-line presence.

Thank you so very much for your continuing support.

Sincerely and faithfully,

Claire*

Claire Elizabeth Barratt – director – Cilla Vee Life Arts

www.cillavee.com