posted by on 2002.06.18, under Uncategorized

Some Rise Industries news:

If haven’t dropped by already, there is a video installation entitled “waiting” showing at Gallery 825 (825 La Cienega blvd) by Rise members Michele Jaquis and Jeremy Quinn.

Showing at Gallery 825 this thursday is “Take Me to the River”, a 30 minute sneak preview of the upcoming feature length documentary of the largest human gathering in history – the Maha Kumbh Mela in India. Produced by Projectile Arts (New York), the showing will be accompanied by Q and A with Michele Jaquis. Also showing is another documentary on India, Sight Unseen – a travelogue.

Showing starts at 8pm, see Los Angeles Art Association website for more info.

Rise Industries Audio launches its first project, Crocket the Ironmonger. Two tracks available online. More to come.

posted by on 2002.06.18, under Uncategorized

For more info on Ninjas, check the official Ninja Web Page.

posted by on 2002.06.18, under Uncategorized

Ninjas again…. This time in an attempt to take over Detroit.

posted by on 2002.06.18, under Uncategorized

Ninjas again…. This time in an attempt to take over Detroit.

posted by on 2002.04.12, under Uncategorized

So, its been pretty slow over here at Rise Industries, and thats mostly because it has not been slow at all in other areas. So, soon you should see several updates and additions. Including the beginning of a thesis project about the relationship of Archtitecture to the Production of Luxury. And more art works and reviews. Coming later this month.

Really.

posted by on 2002.04.02, under Uncategorized

“if today was not a crooked highway.

if tonight was not a crooked trail

if tomorrow wasn’t such a long time

then lonesome would mean nothing to you at all.”

sorry.

sometimes i just need to quote bob dylan.

posted by on 2002.04.02, under Uncategorized

“if today was not a crooked highway.

if tonight was not a crooked trail

if tomorrow wasn’t such a long time

then lonesome would mean nothing to you at all.”

sorry.

sometimes i just need to quote bob dylan.

posted by on 2002.03.26, under Uncategorized

More info on the PDC happening…

CA-COPH-O-NY SCI-ARC, STUDENTS WORKS, Tuesday 26th of march, at the WEST WEEK in the Pacific Design Center, suite b377 (third floor, west-ish side of the blue building), at 7pm, Panel Discussion and Opening Party.

The general Opening Party is at 6pm.

For more info on Westweek and directions to the big blue whale (really, how could you miss it?) look here.

posted by on 2002.03.23, under Uncategorized

At Sci-Arc this weekend: Beyond Sprawl: New Strategies, Prototypes and Scenarios for Multi-unit Housing

A “One-day conference supported by the NEA Design Arts Program, on issues of land use, density, and building technology, including presentations by Michael Bell, Mark Mack, Marcelo Spina, Architect, Faculty member, SCI-Arc; and Albert Pope of new architectural prototypes for medium- and high-density multi-unit urban housing. Keynote speaker Thom Mayne; other participants Jane Blumenfeld, Angie Brooks-Scarpa, Dana Cuff, Joan Ling, Sally Richman, Roger Sherman, Robert Somol.”

Happening all day Saturday, see Sci-Arc web page for more details.

Also Sci-Arc related and coming up is a show of student work at the Pacifc Design Center (you know, the big blue whale..) in West Hollywood. The show is called Cacophony (i think) and opens tuesday (i think). During the week there will be discussion forums with Sci-Arc faculty and others.. I will post a link to more info when i find one. Of course, Rise will have work up in the show.

Coming up later this evening, a group show featuring Rise affiliate Amy Robinson opens at Gallery 825 at 825 La Cienega Blvd. 7:00pm most likely. Check it out!

posted by on 2002.03.23, under Uncategorized

At Sci-Arc this weekend: Beyond Sprawl: New Strategies, Prototypes and Scenarios for Multi-unit Housing

A “One-day conference supported by the NEA Design Arts Program, on issues of land use, density, and building technology, including presentations by Michael Bell, Mark Mack, Marcelo Spina, Architect, Faculty member, SCI-Arc; and Albert Pope of new architectural prototypes for medium- and high-density multi-unit urban housing. Keynote speaker Thom Mayne; other participants Jane Blumenfeld, Angie Brooks-Scarpa, Dana Cuff, Joan Ling, Sally Richman, Roger Sherman, Robert Somol.”

Happening all day Saturday, see Sci-Arc web page for more details.

Also Sci-Arc related and coming up is a show of student work at the Pacifc Design Center (you know, the big blue whale..) in West Hollywood. The show is called Cacophony (i think) and opens tuesday (i think). During the week there will be discussion forums with Sci-Arc faculty and others.. I will post a link to more info when i find one. Of course, Rise will have work up in the show.

Coming up later this evening, a group show featuring Rise affiliate Amy Robinson opens at Gallery 825 at 825 La Cienega Blvd. 7:00pm most likely. Check it out!

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