Rachel Whiteread, Study for “House”, 1991
MAR PORTUGUES. Lisbon, May 2012.
MAR PORTUGUES with Harmattan Theater for the Chronocorpus digital installation.
Lisbon, May 2012.
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Diana Manuela Bastos and Sofia Varino in MAR PORTUGUES for the Chronocorpus Project with Harmattan Theater NYC. Directed by May Joseph, Produced by Sofia Varino. Photo © Miguel Marista
Bernini’s Scala Regia, 1663-66, Vatican
Joanna Malinowska: Fieldwork
Joanna Malinowska’s sculptures, performances, and video-based projects are often inspired by her interest in cultural anthropology. She has said that she considered becoming an anthropologist, but “eventually decided that what interested [me] was not so much the research that aspires to scientific objectivity, but rather the sense of relativity of a cosmic order of one’s own culture in comparison to other possible systems.” Join Malinowska and the Hungry March Band as they stage a performance in which two marching bands converge. This program, inspired by composer Charles Ives, will re-imagine how rituals are charged with meaning in different contexts, from transcendentalism to the Native American Ghost Dance.
Gridlock Group Show - AC Institute - ArtCat
Gridlock Group Show
AC Institute
547 West 27th Street, 6th floor
Chelsea
October 13 - October 15, 2011
Opening: Thursday, October 13, 6 - 8 PM
Web Site
Group Exhibition curated by Sofia Varino and Gillian Sneed presented in conjunction with the interdisciplinary conference of the same name, Gridlock is a group show featuring John David Lopez, Ana Belen Cantoni, Mauricio Herrero, Jonathan Frey and Anna Kell, Shannon Hayes, Joanna Malinowska, Nobuhu Nagasawa, and Jon Gourley.
Experiments in Space Travel
