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While photographs and video recordings of NAC theatrical productions exist, they do not capture the same sense of three-dimensional production design that a maquette does. Their preservation is an important function because the actual set is almost always disposed of – often immediately after a production closes – primarily due to space and cost constraints of keeping it. The NAC has one of the largest and most important collections of its kind and maquettes are added every year as they are created for new NAC productions. And you can explore them and other related archival records of set design in “ Imagined Spaces.” This is very exciting for those of us who have worked so faithfully to preserve the collections.Īs archival records of set design, maquettes are unrivaled. One of the largest and most important collections of its kind Some of the greatest names in Canadian and international design for the stage were represented: Josef Svoboda, Michael Eagan, Guy Neveu, John Ferguson, Robert Prévost, Brian Jackson, Susan Benson, and more. The maquettes were very fragile, and someone had taken great care to preserve them, protect them in solid storage boxes, and fully identify each one. Written on each box was the name of an NAC theatrical production from programming seasons gone by.

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Stored along with the stage scenery, props, and racks full of costumes from past NAC productions, the boxes were stacked in a small room at the back of the warehouse. For a newly appointed theatre archivist, this collection was a revelation. They were created by designers for NAC-produced plays and operas going back almost to the very first production in our performance history. On a visit to the NAC warehouse, I uncovered a collection of mysterious black boxes containing maquettes – three-dimensional scale models of sets. Marquette University (/ m r k t /) is a private Jesuit research university in Milwaukee, Wisconsin.Established by the Society of Jesus as Marquette College on August 28, 1881, it was founded by John Martin Henni, the first Bishop of the diocese of Milwaukee, Wisconsin. The work, both Eli’s and Yasuda’s, becomes the main character, changing form from animation into the books shown in the hands of Yasuda and Eli, and finally the product.One of my most memorable experiences as NAC archivist happened soon after starting the job in 1989. The reality of Eli’s journey is unclear, along with Yasuda’s existence itself.

The product is revealed and Yasuda disappears. Yasuda and Eli are together in a glimpse of still images overgrown by the patterns which drew Eli to Yasuda. Thus, we instead chose to portray Eli and Yasuda separately, the environments in which they operate and thrive, and explore the connections between their work while also highlighting their differences, finally brought together by the collaboration line of product for Giro.

In this context, a clear portrayal of the fact that Eli traveled to Japan to meet Yasuda and produce a collaboration line would distract from the essence of the story. And the mystery behind Yasuda and his prolific body of work. This had to include Eli’s career, approach, and style. The music is an earnest attempt to recreate the dramatic. There was too much time in the real life narrative- Eli’s following Yasuda for over 20 years – to encapsulate in a few minutes of video. ARC is a forgotten french progressive rock band that released their only album MAQUETTE in 1980. However, this would not have captured the unique magic and synergy that would result from the collaboration between these two very different human beings. (WLUC) - A crash and subsequent downed powerlines caused a detour for about an hour Tuesday morning in the Marquette area, but the road has reopened. To follow Giro art director Eli Atkins on his journey to finally meet and collaborate with one of his heroes, Hironori Yasuda, seemed like an easy story to tell in a straightforward documentary format.

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