Repurposes
Consumption Quilt #1
Consumption Quilts will be travelling to the Baron and Ellin Gordon Art Galleries, @ Old Dominion University for an exhbition titled "repurposes." The show opens Saturday, March 20, 2010 and closes Sunday, April 25, 2010.
Premier of Spatial Dialogues
Still photograph of 3rd section of Spatial Dialogues, code-name "Mystery in the Box"
Graphics by Rebecca Mushtare
Spatial Dialogues, a multi-media dance piece, created in collaboration with Nancy Lushington (Choreographer) and Rob Dutiel (Set and Lighting Designer) premiered at Marymount Manhattan College's Theresa Lang Theatre on December 12, 2009 (shows ran through 12/14/09)
"Spatial Dialogues" investigates perceptions of space, such as the relationships between exterior and interior or public and private space. Creating in the intersection between new media, choreography and set design, the three collaborators were interested in an exploration of the impact of space on physicality and movement and its representation through technology.
Funded with a Sokol Grant.Art Daze & Artworks at The Aldrich
Consumption Portrait #1 - On display from July to September at the Aldrich Museum.
Art Daze ran from July 28 - July 30, 2009. . The workshop themes were quilting and collaging techniques with recyclable materials.
Two Consumption portraits were be on display in the North Cooridor Gallery from July until September.
Live-I Workshop
Top to Bottom: Group photo from the last day of the workshop, courtesy of George Brown. Self generating graphic test. Memory video test.
Games for Change
May 27-29: G4C conference and workshop was rewarding and intensive! On the 101 workshop day we had the great fortune of working with Long-Time game designer Brenda Brathwaite as our coach.... and as a result our "Flush" game won the pitch contest at the end of day one!
Spatial Dialogs
Coming December 2009. This is a collaborative project between choreographer Nancy Lushington, designer Rob Dutiel and myself. This project is supported by a Marymount Manhattan College Sokol Grant.