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some of andreas' older work in JPG magazine

check it out!

NightMoves is an ongoing series of dance performances in small places. 

NightMoves #1 is a collection of new dances by Marin Orlosky and Riva Nathans.
"Some of them are happy, some of them are sad"

Marin Orlosky's bio:
Marin Orlosky has been dancing since the age of 3. Her dance training includes the Joffrey Ballet School, the Alvin Ailey School, Trapeze School New York, New York Circus Arts Academy, and intensive Fosse technique with Diana Laurenson and Jeff Shade. She has been choreographing since the age of 10, receiving her first commission at age 14. She recently graduated from Harvard University with a B.A. in English and American Literature and Language, and a Secondary Field in Dance and Drama. While at Harvard, she performed and choreographed for Harvard Ballet Company, Harvard-Radcliffe Modern Dance Company, Harvard Contemporary Dance Ensemble, Dancers' Viewpointe, and numerous dance-theater productions. She has performed and taught aerial silks and contortion professionally since 2006.

Riva Nathans' bio:
Riva Nathans currently choreographs for and performs with the Harvard-Radcliffe Modern Dance Company, where she is Assistant Director. She has also appeared in Dancers' Viewpointe, Arts First, DanceShowcaseOne, and the play Shahrazad. She has trained at Harvard University, American Dance Festival, Bates Dance Festival, Green Street Studios, the Dance Complex, and the Peabody Institute in Baltimore, and is currently at Harvard University working on a B.A. in Neurobiology with a Secondary Field in Dramatic Arts.

Thursday, September 18, 2008 at 8:00pm and Friday, September 19, 2008 at 8:00pm
Suggested Donation $5.

andreas had the opportunity to shoot this intimate dance concert last night. people should dance more often in their living rooms.

ZoAsh Dance (Zoe McDonnell and Ashley Hensel-Browning) - Cambridge
Meghan Frederick - New York City
Stefanie Karlin - Chicago
Stacy Swan - Cambridge
Alexis Liston - New York City
Marin Orlosky - Cambridge

yet another website design project for the technology world.



www.gtm-mbh.de (in german)

andreas' work will be featured at the the boston ballet school spring showcase 2008. we'll be there both days (may 30th and june 1st) to sell prints.




don't wait! purchase your tickets online now!

• Friday, May 30th at 7:30pm: Boston Studio's Classical Ballet Program
• Saturday, May 31st at 2:00pm: Norwell Studio's Classical Ballet and Intensive Program
• Saturday, May 31st at 7:00pm: Boston Studio's Intensive Program.  This is a SCHOLARSHIP BENEFIT PERFORMANCE featuring works by George Balanchine, August Bournonville and Jorma Elo with appearances by Boston Ballet II.
• Sunday, June 1st at 12:30pm: Newton Studio's Classical Ballet and Intensive Program (Elementary 1 - Elementary 3 and all Intensive levels)
• Sunday, June 1st at 6:30pm: Newton Studio's Classical Ballet and Intensive Program (Intermediate 1 - Advanced 1i only)

in order to get ourselves acquainted with our freshly arranged shooting space (and to have some fun!), we offered our services free of charge to anyone willing to be photographed.  we received a lot of inquiries and ended up meeting some seriously interesting people.  pictured below, sisters jacquie and louise nervously giggle through their first professional photo shoot as andreas captures their luminous energy.

…actually we’re painting our new office! we’ve just expanded across the hall into an amazing studio space, and we have been busy making it into the spurious noise studio headquarters. the best way for us to feel at home is to be surrounded by our signature scarlet.

spuriousnoisestudio.com is officially launched!  welcome to our site, please feel free to stay a while and take a look around...  
like what you see?  check back often, we're constantly updating the photo log in addition to creating new and exciting things to experience on the main page, in the showcase, and in our portfolios.   

and that is exactly what we expect to see from the newest members of the SNS team, chris and tianna. both recent graduates of ma universities, these photographers have the skills and the drive to create remarkable images.  they've decided to help us out around the studio before they make it big... and we really appreciate it!  check out their profiles on the photographers page for some samples of their work. 

today we received copies of the spurious noise studio's first publication, In Nomine Patris, a memoir by sophie nakueira.  a big congrats goes out to sophie and the entire SNS publishing team!  for more information, please visit www.innominepatris.com.

happy new year!  expect big things from the SNS team in 08... 

today the studio was utilized by a group of young ladies from the teen media program at the cambridge community art center. the girls came to complete the final step from their "recognized girls" project.  each girl constructed a photograph which recreated a scene from a painting depicting a woman in a traditional role.  their recreations posed the woman in each painting as how she would be seen today, using themselves as the models.  

today we shot an installation for up and coming cambridge based architectural group BAM (ballistic architectural machine). amidst thousands of delicately hung lights and metallic orbs, liz wanders around in the BAM galaxy helping to create the shot that the group will use in their first annual christmas card.  

yet another successful addition to the ongoing bodyscapes project.  turning the rules on opposition, this project is comprised of images where we have meticulously placed miniature landscapes upon our very patient models.