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    Palladio    : an interactive movie about lust, greed, art and advertising by Ben Neill + Bill Jones.

    Palladio

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    SYNOPSIS

    Based on the novel Palladio by Jonathan Dee.

Ben Neill

Bill Jones

Lance Jensen

Mikel Rouse

Zoe Lister-Jones

Cort Garretson

Doug Kastilahn

Palladio

  • Symphony Space NYC: Leonard Nimoy Thalia Theatre

    Jonathan Dee's novel Palladio uncovers the awkwardness of two former lovers becoming coworkers at an avant-garde ad agency. In a new adaptation at Symphony Space, composer Ben Neill and media artist Bill Jones expand on the novel's theme with the premiere of their interactive movie, featuring musicians and video mixed live. Performers Mikel Rouse, Zoe Lister-Jones, and Cort Garretson are digitally transported into an environment created from the ads depicted in the story, as the worlds of music, art, and advertising combine — adding powerful fuel to the ongoing debate over the lines between commerce and culture. (LM, Flavorpill)

    For more information, bios and a synopsis visit PalladioMovie.com.

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February 28, 2005

Palladio @ The New Yorker

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The New Yorker
Issue of 2005-03-07
Posted 2005-02-28

“PALLADIO”
Jonathan Dee’s 1998 novel about the intersection of art and advertising is the basis for a new music-video performance work by the avant-garde composer Ben Neill and the media artist Bill Jones (which includes songs with lyrics written by Lance Jensen, the creative director at Modernista who designed Volkswagen’s “Drivers Wanted” campaign). Mikel Rouse, the composer-performer best known for his cutting talk-show opera “Dennis Cleveland,” leads the cast. (Thalia Theatre, Symphony Space, Broadway at 95th St. 212-864-5400. March 4-5 at 8:30.)

February 28, 2005 in Reviews |