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    Sugar In A Plum

    Credits:

    Song: Sugar In A Plum
    Artist: Edoheart
    Album: Get As E Be (EP)
    Video Directors: Taxiplasm / Mihail Torich
    Production Assistant: Teddy Bonsu
    Makeup: Kristen Bacino
    Additional Creative: Bryant Keller
    Actors: Lise Vigneault, Sandi Armstrong, Rolo Zuniga
    Filmed: June – November, 2011, New York
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    Prison Movement (Video Excerpt)

    Credits:

    Music by Alice Coltrane – “Lovely Sky Boat”
    Choreography and costume by Edoheart
    Filmed November 15, 2011 in New York by Taxiplasm
    Curated by Miguel Trelles for the Borimix 2011 “Bolla” Exhibition
    Clemente Soto Velez Cultural Center
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    Fire Butoh 4!

    Credits:
    Filmed June 26, 2011 in New York, NY USA
    Costume, music and movement written, performed, produced by Edoheart
    Filmed & directed by Mihail Torich
    Video design and production by Mihail Torich
    Assistant camera and production by Teddy Bonsu
    Makeup Design by Kristen Bacino
    Nail Art by May (917-535-6122)
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    Fire Butoh 4! LIVE

    Credits:
    Edoheart performs Fire Butoh 4! at her Heart Attack event.
    Sound: Mixed by Edoheart
    1. Beautiful Soup Remix (Edoheart & Michael Tuttle)
    2. Annie Mei talking to Kent and Shantih (Edoheart)
    3. Grey Geese (Edoheart)
    4. Alarippu (Hymna to India / Edoheart)
    Visuals:
    Props / Set Production & Design- Veronika Ossi
    Computer Programming- Mario Gonzalez
    Lighting- Brian Gonzalez
    Video:
    Devan Mulvaney
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    Sometimes (Take Me Away)

    Credits:

    Song Title: Sometimes / Take Me Away
    Artist: Edoheart
    Song Produced by: Edoheart & Azusu
    Video Director: Taxiplasm
    Video Producer: Edoheart
    Album: Wa Domo Edo
    Filmed: 2010 – 2011 New York.
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    Hist Whist

    Credits:
    (Poem by e.e. cummings AND Prints by José Guadalupe Posada)
    Vocals, Animation and Video by Eseohe Arhebamen / Edoheart
    Percussion by Catherine Barnes / Gbera.
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    Sosomoneycockplease

    Credits:

    Song Title: Sosomoneycockplease
    Artist: Edoheart
    Album: Wa Domo Edo
    Directors: Wellington Amaral & Raul Machado
    Makeup: Mari Kato
    Filmed: June 2010 in Brazil.
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    Excerpt of FireButoh3 for Low Lives exhibition

    Credits:
    Recording of Eseohe Arhebamen in a nighttime performance at home, live-broadcast via webcam for the LowLives Exhibition, an excerpt of Fire Butoh 3. Video and video design by Seth Yamasaki. Stage design by Eseohe Arhebamen. Featuring Eseohe’s unique style she has termed, Butoh-vocal theater with excerpts of her sound-works she has termed, Butoh-singing, titled “Harmony” and “Mrs. Obulu, the Cloud” based on poetry published by Eseohe Arhebamen in 2003, recorded 2007. Sound production also by Eseohe Arhebamen, featuring Toshio Kajiwara, “Lexy” Osemwegie-Ehigiator Osazuwa and IGODOMIGODO. Read about this special exhibit on the Labotanica blog or the press release on the Edoheart news/blog.
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    Blue Butterfly Butoh

    Credits:
    Filmed by Ernest Truely at Theaterkapelle, Berlin. (2009)
    Video editing and sound by Eseohe Arhebamen

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    #18 (Number 18) from “La Tierra Prometida”


    Credits:
    La Tierra Prometida, an experimental work choreographed by Eseohe Arhebamen, based on a poem by Clemente Soto-Velez and featuring what she has termed her “BUTOH-VOCAL THEATER” with “BUTOH-SINGING” and “BUTOH-TALKING” at the CSV Center. Dancer-actors are Michael Freeman, Douglas Allen and Eseohe Arhebamen. Visuals and video by Holly Daggers. Special thanks to the painter Miguel Trelles for performing poetry off-camera.
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    eAIR Butoh sketch

    Credits:
    Eseohe Arhebamen at Forward Motion Theater’s open studio/workshop, demonstrating her unique style of vocal expressions / vocalizing while in butoh-movement that she has termed BUTOH-TALKING, a subset of her larger term, BUTOH-VOCAL THEATRE. This work utilizes an experimental poem for butoh written by Eseohe Arhebamen and titled, eAIR Butoh. Filmed 1/14/09 by Thabi Moyo.
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    The Cement Factory

    Edoheart- The Cement Factory from Edoheart on Vimeo.

    Credits:

    Dance Choreography & Images: Edoheart
    Music: Edoheart & Eric Shieh
    Album: Wa Domo Edo, 2010
    Video design: Forward Motion Theater
    Filmed: New York 2010.
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    Fire Butoh 3 VISUALS


    Credits:
    Mixed-media visual projections and soundworks for the Fire Butoh 3 performance.
    Images and video created by Eseohe Arhebamen.

    Featuring Butoh-singing, soundworks “Harmony” and “Mrs. Obulu, the Cloud” created and performed by Eseohe Arhebamen. Sound collaboration and production by Toshio Kajiwara.
    Drumming by Lexy Osazuwa and IGODOMIGODO recorded at University of Benin- Edo State, Nigeria.

    Fire Butoh 3 Copyright © 2007-2009 EdoHeart
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    Fire Butoh 3
    Fire Butoh 3, Part 1

    Fire Butoh 3, Part 2

    Fire Butoh 3, Part 3

    Credits:
    Eseohe Arhebamen in collaboration with Forward Motion Theater for the Korean Experimental Arts Festival and the Expression Gallery YOGIGA, Seoul, 2008.
    Third installment in the series. Filmed 8/21/2008.
    Fire Butoh 3 created, choreographed and performed by Eseohe Arhebamen
    Sound works, “Harmony” and “Mrs. Obulu, the Cloud” created and performed by Eseohe Arhebamen. Improvisational sound collaborations by Toshio Kajiwara
    Video design by Forward Motion Theater / FMT
    Special thanks to “Lexy” Osazuwa (University of Benin- Edo State, Nigeria)
    Fire Butoh 3 Copyright © 2007-2009 EdoHeart
    Note: Featuring Eseohe’s unique style, BUTOH-VOCAL THEATRE with excerpts of her sound-works she has termed, BUTOH-SINGING: “Harmony” and “Mrs. Obulu, the Cloud” based on poetry published by Eseohe Arhebamen in 2003, recorded 2007.

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    Fire Butoh 2
    Fire Butoh 2, Part 1

    Fire Butoh 2, Part 2

    Credits:
    Eseohe Arhebamen performs fire Butoh at Grace Exhibition Space, New York 2008.
    Choreography: Eseohe Arhebamen in collaboration with Vangeline
    Sound: self-propelled machinemusik by Eseohe Arhebamen and Toshio Kajiwara
    Stage design by Eseohe Arhebamen
    Lighting design by Jene Youtt
    Visuals: Ruby Gold + room 404 media + dinosaur fight of the zuvuya collective
    Video: Austin Donohue, Firewalker Productions
    Notes: Eseohe is calling this type of butoh performance, Butoh-vocal theater. The sound/music she has created and termed her Butoh-singing.

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    Fire Butoh 1

    Credits:
    Eseohe Arhebamen performs Fire Butoh at Hunter College.
    Choreography: Eseohe Arhebamen in collaboration with Vangeline
    Sound: Caetano Veloso
    Video: Austin Donohue, Firewalker Productions
    Notes: This work features what Eseohe has now termed BUTOH-TALKING as part of her larger term, BUTOH-VOCAL THEATRE also spelled BUTOH-VOCAL THEATER

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    Chaos Diffluence

    Credits:
    From “Es Su Casa”, 2008. Fred Pinault and Eseohe Arhebamen perform an improvisational sound set at the Jonathan Shorr Gallery.
    Notes: Featuring Eseohe Arhebamen’s unique, experimental butoh-sound/music-vocalization theatre style she has termed “BUTOH-SINGING” as part of her larger term, “BUTOH-VOCAL THEATRE” also spelled “BUTOH-VOCAL THEATER”

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    Es Su Casa


    Credits:
    Ritual & Public Intimacy. Eseohe Arhebamen. Guest appearance by Peter Davis Barr. All actions are improvisational. Jonathan Shorr Gallery, 2008.
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    Environmental Justice Initiative Poetry Slam


    Credits:
    Eseohe wins a slam competition at the University of Michigan in Ann Arbor, 2002. Over 300 students crowded the University Club in the Michigan Union on a rainy night to hear 16 contestants performing their original poetry on various aspects of environmental justice.