2006:
- On Saturday, April 1, 2006 (2:00 to 4:00 pm) at NYC Arts Cypher (12 Broad St., Staten Island), The Derrière Garde made a featured appearance at "Happy Birthday, Dada!" an event organized once again by Day de Dada.
- The Derrière Garde visited Australia for three weeks in April-May 2006, making his first trip down under to assess the CYA needs of the Aussies, as they call themselves. His accomplice, Pink Haitun, joined him in Oz (as the Aussies refer affectionately to their country), where they performed various public and private rituals together and separately.
- On Saturday, June 3, 2006 (2:00 to 4:00 pm) at ETG Book Café (208 Bay Street, Staten Island), The Derrière Garde made a featured appearance at "Day de Dada Baby Shower/Birthday Party" an event organized (once again) by Day de Dada, in celebration of the 90th birthday of Dada.
- On Saturday, July 15, 2006 (2:00 to 4:00 pm) The Derrière Garde made a featured appearance at yet another "Day de Dada Birthday Party" an event organized (yes, again) by Day de Dada, in celebration of the 90th birthday of Dada. This one took place at Le Petit Versailles (346 East Houston St. at Avenue C) in the East Village, Manhattan.
- On Saturday, November 11, 2006, at approximately 9:00 pm at ETG Book Café (208 Bay Street, Staten Island), The Derrière Garde made a featured appearance with The Sepoy Rebellion for the world premiere of "Fondue Dada," a short docudrama written by and starring TDG.
- On Saturday, April 14, 2007, The Derrière Garde made a featured appearance at "What Does Dada Eat?" at Martini Red (372 Van Duzer St., Staten Island), sponsored by Day de Dada. There he presented the second world premiere* of "Fondue Dada."*
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- On Saturday, July 14, 2007 (Bastille Day!), at 8 p.m., The Derrière Garde made a featured appearance at ETG Book Café (208 Bay Street, Staten Island), for a recap of "Day de Dada: What Does Dada Eat?" He contributed a command repeat performance of "Spirit of the Staircase/L'esprit d'escalier," and concluded the evening by leading the attendees in a rousing rendition of "La Marseillaise."
* The Derrière Garde does not subscribe to the bourgeois belief in a single "world premiere" for an event or act. If you can't step in the same river twice, then you can't stage and event or perform an action in the same river twice. Thus TDG actions may have multiple world premieres, as indicated.
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| (Note: The Derrière Garde is available to provide his vigilance and sage counsel at gallery and museum openings, art celebrations of various kinds, and other public events and private gatherings. To contact The Derrière Garde, email him at cya@derrieregarde.com.) |
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