Archive for the ‘Updates’ Category
RadioVillageNomade, Switzerland
To hear my transmission to this project…
“This audio project, RadioVillageNomade, will take place, day by day, for 214 days over 7 months (May-Nov 2008) at La Corbiere in Switzerland. An audio play will be created using material contributed by invited artists and sound manipulators from all over the world. The “transmission” at this point is via our website, where a new mp3 is posted daily. The mp3s will be available for download with the intention that they be reused as raw material for new submissions. Selected pieces will be also be broadcast on European public radio. At the end of the 214 days we will weave all submissions into a 24 hour audio play.”
Rhizome Commissions 08
I recently contributed to Lee Walton’s “Remote Instructions” project which will be showing at the New Museum in NY.
“The last in a three-part series that features presentations by artists awarded grants through Rhizome’s Commissions Program. Founded in 2001 to support artists working with technology, the Rhizome Commissions Program has awarded fifty-four commissions to date. Projects realized through the Program represent some of the most forward-thinking and innovative works of media and Internet-based art. In this evening’s program, the artists will discuss their commissioned projects and larger bodies of work.”
This event features Annie Abrahams, Fritz Donnelly, John Craig Freeman, Will Pappenheimer, Lee Walton, Marek Walczak, and Martin Wattenberg.
Side by Side at Portland State University
Our film “Little Factory” will be playing at PSU’s Side by Side show at Autzen gallery.
PSU’s second year MFA candidates in studio & social practice will be showing their work at the Autzen gallery. Side by Side features artists Katy Asher, Steve Baggs, Vanessa Calvert, Varinthorn Christopher, Damien Gilley, Bethany Hays, Avalon Kalin, Laurel Kurtz, Sandy Sampson, Rebecca Shelly, Cyrus Smith, and Eric Steen. The exhibition runs from September 8 through October 4, and there will be a closing reception for the artists.
Closing reception • 5-7pm • October 4
Couchfest Film Festival Seattle
I’m pleased to be accepted into this years Couchfest in Seattle, Wa.
“On Saturday, September 27th, 2008, each Couch Fest Films house will have its own genre of short movies that play on rotation all day. Starting every hour, each inviting house will have its own unique 30 minute program of short films. You, early adopter and a lover of film, may visit the houses with themes that interest you. The houses will be comfortably located near each other so you can stroll, meander or bike with excitement and anticipation to your next selected house.”
Screening at ISE Cultural Foundation, NY
On Friday September, 5th I will have a video screening at the “Emerging Artist: Juried Screening at ISE Cultural Foundation”. There are various video themes for this event, such as, Performance, Graphic, Animation, Experimental and Drama.
ISE Cultural Foundation
555 Broadway, New York, NY 10012
Silent/Sound Outdoor Festival, NY
Squeaky Wheel, Buffalo’s media Art Center, presents Silent/Sound. During the event, my video “Transparent Eruption” and several other international films will be played to a live score featuring four guitars, composed by Don Metz. The Outdoor Festival will take place on Sept. 6th, 8:30pm in Front Park, Buffalo, NY.
One Minute Film Festival, Switzerland
On August 22nd, I will be showing a film at the 5th International One Minute Film and Video Festival in Aarau, Switzerland. In their words: “Very often this extreme form of short film is a great source and inspirational platform for concentrated, creative and extraordinary works”. They will also showcase previous films from their archives to accompany the recently submitted work.
Deitch Projects Art Parade
I will be participating in this years Art Parade in NYC. September 06, 2008
Along West Broadway
Deitch Projects, Creative Time and Paper Magazine are pleased to announce the fourth annual Art Parade. The parade will take place on Saturday September 6, at 4PM. The route will begin on Houston and follow West Broadway, ending on Grand Street. Following the success of the past three Art Parades, artists, performers and designers are again being invited to create floats, placards, portable sculptures, kites, performances and street spectacles.
