Doll Sculpture

Doll Sculpture

PstP brings you Human Nature an Art Exhibit Anomaly

Human Nature is ready for its close up! Produced by Prosper Street Productions, it was opened on Saturday May 7th 2011 at Estudio Luna 220 Mcdermot Ave Winnipeg Manitoba, until June 7th, 2011.

The curtain arose to 100+ people on our latest collection of obscurity. Human Nature presented styles of Steampunk art (the newly redubbed Omni-punk) with robotic fish plaqued for your enjoyment and a winking alien doll eye skull that will haunt you and finally to cubed diorama landfill. Witness casket art with the world in its hands, and seductive photography that will leave you aroused and enlightened with each glance. The night was full, each minute an experience.

The musical stylings from the Unknown Music Man and Anonymous Lee that blended in to Sea of the Undergrounds resurrection debut, all the while, three beautiful tree ladies danced their dance. Then when the room thought that was it, a mystical narration broke through the buzz. For twenty minutes, Mike O'Neil graced us with a tongue of melancholy and wisdom. The room was transfixed until the last word resonated through their ears. That is when, in a nice soft stewardess voice, people were led out to the back of the building, unto the roof, where the "Fire Walk with Me's" were swirling fire in the air and all round. Almost the entire room continued to exit onto the back roof top, to gaze upon the blazing spectacle as the sinking sun cast deep shadows.

Bowl after bowl of stunning punch was drunk and box after box of wine was sipped and favored. The air in the room was colorful mixture of satisfaction, surprise and good conversation. Everybody stuck around throughout the night, keeping the room packed full. And as the feeling came about that the night that was almost on its last legs, Lindsay Pawluk graced the stage. Her beautiful voice casted a spell over the crowd once again and left them mesmerized.

The night was coming to a close; people were reluctantly finding new things to do for the rest of the night. A glass head was filled with half torn tickets and a very animated and humorous, Roger Mouflier, drew numbers for a copy of his second book, RPM's miscellaneous. The night was finally done, ticket money was tallied up and our donation to the Dream Room Project was happily handed the very lovely Wanda Luna. To find out more of the night, feel free to check out www.prosperstproductions.com.

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