The Reverend Billy Project: From Rehearsal Hall to Super Mall with the Church of Life After Shopping

The Reverend Billy Project: From Rehearsal Hall to Super Mall with the Church of Life After Shopping

Savitri D , Bill Talen , Alisa Solomon
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Jan 1, 2011 · Angielski · Miękka okładka (231 strony)
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Format Miękka okładka
Strony 231
Język Angielski
Opublikowany Jan 1, 2011
Wydawca University of Michigan Press
Wydanie First Edition
ISBN-10 0472051563
ISBN-13 9780472051564

Opis

In a world increasingly dominated by consumerism, a unique figure emerges as an advocate for mindful living and social justice. The Reverend Billy, a charismatic character created by Bill Talen, engages audiences with a blend of performance art and activism, challenging the values of capitalism and encouraging a return to community and sustainability. This narrative captures the journey of this unconventional reverend and his devoted followers as they navigate the tumultuous landscape of modern shopping culture.

The story unfolds through powerful vignettes that chronicle the creative rehearsals leading up to public performances. Savitri D. and Talen reveal the behind-the-scenes struggles and triumphs of the Reverend Billy Project as they seek to ignite a movement against rampant consumption. The book invites readers into a vibrant world where theatricality meets real-world impact, highlighting the transformative potential of art in sparking social change.

As the Reverend Billy takes his message from the rehearsal hall to venues such as super malls, the authors explore the intersections of spirituality, commerce, and activism. Each chapter serves as a testament to the innovative ways performance art can serve as a catalyst for reflection and action, offering a compelling call to reconsider the true meaning of value in contemporary society.

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