So, I think back then when he was doing that, I saw it as, ‘OK he respects my game. One thing I’ve learned playing against Bill, is that if he ever double-teams you, obviously you’re a key player in his eyes. “When I was in Pittsburgh for five years, we crossed paths multiple times,” Smith-Schuster said, via NESN’s Dakota Randall. He considers it a sign of respect from Patriots coach Bill Belichick.
However, New England still went on to lose that game by a 17-10 margin.Įver since that day, Smith-Schuster made it a point to remember it. The strategy worked, as Smith-Schuster recorded only four catches for 40 yards and zero touchdowns. As a result, they double-teamed him in coverage. New England recognized that Smith-Schuster was going to be a tough matchup for the defense. It was something he knew long ago, due to the organization’s strategy against him as a member of the Pittsburgh Steelers. Their choreography of snow and ice, trees and sunlight, body parts and forest creatures evokes the playful illusionism.New England Patriots wide receiver JuJu Smith-Schuster recognizing himself as a possible good fit in New England wasn’t a feeling that came to him overnight. Nabekura Kougen Heights Mori-no-Ie (Nagano, Japan)Ī wintry forest comes to life in this delightfully weird collaboration between JuJu and Lisa Kusanagi and Yvonne Meier. Makeup Artists: Lisa Kusanagi, JuJu KusanagiĬrew: Minako Kusanagi, Shoji Kusanagi, Ken-ichi Takano, Tomonori Kobayashi, Norimitsu Koganeiįoundation for Contemporary Arts Grants to Artists Award 2018 (NY, USA) It has received many awards including First Place in pre-professional category at 2016 Utah Dance Film Festival (UT) and Audience Choice Award at the 2015 40 NORTH Dance Film Festival (CA). Critic Megan Stevenson wrote, "The sisters, in canary yellow lipstick, performed delicate finger dances in a mushroom forest, sipped through novelty straws, carefully stepped over eyeballs on a bark floor, and played mushrooms like musical wine glasses. .In this film (and often in the world), sometimes weirdness is paradise" (). The film has been screened in 15 countries at over 30 festivals, 5 universities, 3 galas, and many venues including AMC Theatres, Alamo Drafthouse Cinema, and the JW Marriott Hotel Los Angeles LED billboards.Ī film by Kusanagi Sisters & Yvonne Meierĭirectors: Lisa Kusanagi, JuJu Kusanagi, Yvonne MeierĮxecutive Producers: Yvonne Meier, Lisa Kusanagiĭirectors of photography: Koichi Makino, Hiroyuki AzegamiĬostume Designers: Kerry Chipman, Minako Kusanagi "itsy bitsy" has been screened across the United States (17 states) and at festivals and venues in Mexico, Cuba, Colombia, Chile, United Kingdom, Italy, France, Spain, Portugal, Norway, Albania, Kenya, China, and Indonesia. We must de-colonize our imaginations, in order to think and create freely in our own logical senses. Because our perceptions and imaginations are reality. We reject colonization of our imaginations. Are there any other and more intelligence exist? So often we feel our aesthetics, ideas, imaginations, and minds are colonized by white supremacist capitalist patriarchy. We question how can other intelligence besides linguistic and logical-mathematical, which are considered the “intellectual” in most academic institutions, gain more respect and recognition. Music by: Chakita, Maxwell Transue and Tony DenoveĪccording to the research, there are 9 different types of intelligence naturalistic, musical, logical-mathematical, existential, interpersonal, bodily-kinesthetic, linguistic, intra-personal, and spatial. Performance by: Lisa Kusanagi & JuJu Kusanagi
Conception, Directed, & Produced by: Lisa Kusanagi & JuJu Kusanagi
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