The work of Australian artist Georgie Roxby Smith challenges the relationship between analog and digital systems, questions materiality and explores new possibilities of virtual reality software. In her recent Watermill Center residency, Smith collaborated with new media and theater

Absurd, Agitated, Deconstructive, Dystopic, Electronic, Experimental, Figurative, Grotesque, Hallucinatory, Hi-tech, Solo performance, The digital era, Theater of the absurd, User interface, Utopian visions, Virtual reality, Young british artists

Lite Loins

Abstract, American regional painting, Dark, Deconstructive, Dystopic, Egalitarian, Figurative, Political pop, Pop/surrealism/anti-design, Repetition, Social protest, Social revolution

'Moli're was not just a playwright,' wrote scholar Ethan Mordden. 'Moli're was a thespian, wholly of the theater, and his compositions breach the gulf between literature and performance, between language as its own art and language as a tool of art.' Like Shakespeare, who was an actor first, Moli're

Clever, Dystopic, Excessive, Funny, In-your-face, Ironic, Renaissance theater

Ravenhill's "Shopping and Fucking' -- about a rent boy, an ecstasy dealer, and a recovering addict -- soon became "Shopping and...': English productions were forced to euphemize the title. And even in San Francisco, the United States' most tolerant city, the Magic Theater publicized the production as

Anal, Angry, Bright, Contemporary plays, Dystopic, Gay/lesbian theater, Intense, Journalism, Sexy