For those of you on the East Coast: Stockbridge, MA – January 24th and 25th, 2002- SANGAM, is a multi-media production first shown at Club Helsinki in Great Barrington in July 2001. It includes live music, a short film and video presentation, fashion show, a gallery of photographs and paintings. The presentation will also include an interactive discussion about the project and its inspiration: The Maha Kumbh Mela festival that took place in Allahabad, India (January 2001). Tickets for SANGAM are $10/person. Please call ahead for reservations at 413.298.1697. The Unicorn Theatre is located on Rte. 7 in Stockbridge, MA. check www.projectilearts.org for more info.
Also for those of you on the West Coast: Check out AIM – ART IN MOTION: The Annual International Festival of Time-Based Media Presented by the University of Southern California School of Fine Arts
The first of the AIM III LECTURE SERIES – NATALIE JEREMIJENKO, 1999 Rockefeller fellow, design engineer and technoartist NatalieJeremijenko was recently named one of the top one hundred young innovators by the MIT Technology Review. Her work includes digital,electromechanical, and interactive systems, in addition to biotechnological work.
Saturday, January 26th, 2-4 pm
Ahmanson Auditorium, Museum of Contemporary Art
250 South Grand Avenue Los Angeles, CA 90012
Hi there. I wanted to let everyone know of this month’s Video 825 (a series of monthly video screenings at Gallery 825 (825 N. La Cienega Blvd. in LA). The Thurs. Jan. 25th screening is at 8pm and will feature interviews by Lyn Kienholz with artists Michael C. McMillen, Karen Carson, Tom Knechtel, Carole Caroompas and many others. It is put together by “www.netropolitan.org – MUSEUM WITHOUT WALLS” which is another form of outreach by the non-profit California/International Arts Foundation, founded by Lyn Kienholz. C/IAF is dedicated to cultivating the network of relationships within all the art forms.
“Video 825” includes experimental, documentary, narrative, conceptual and animation videos and takes place every third Thursday of each month. There is a suggested donation in support of this program of $3 for Gallery 825/LAAA members; $5 for non-members. It always proves to be an entertaining and thought provoking event. Hope to see you there!
yes, so we don’t have to admidt when we are wrong, only when we’ve misquoted…
saying hi for the first time. a few hours ago, i finished documenting my video installation at the hatch gallery in los angeles. this was the third day of my first solo show (reparations). check out the review and photos on kimmy mccann’s site here.
and check out the show thurs-sun till nov.4th, 12pm-7pm (till 10pm on fri.)
let me know what you think.
mjaquis@hotmail.com
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