The greater part of Boris Oicherman’s practice is environmentally responsive. His open approach is the outcome of locally conducted research pertaining to the unique conditions…
One day I said to myself, “What do I want to read now? “What do I want to write now??” My answer was, “My…
Limitations (2011) is a 15-foot film loop of animated scratch. The work is shot not frame-by-frame, but in increments, one millimeter at a time. Using only…
Influenced by conceptual art, Maria Anwander’s practice is established between the fields of performance and installation. By utilizing different kinds of artistic media, including photography, video and sculpture,…
Oral tradition, including traditional epics, fairy tales and myths, is passed down as a broad formula. The storyteller improvises a great deal of the narrative…
Billy Friebele has always found big box stores to be disorienting. One day while filling his cart, walking from one end of a store to the…
Brigid Mc Leer’s practice is concerned with staging or imaging complex and contingent models of the subject. She does this through developing durational performative responses to pre-existing…
May 24, 10am-1pm May 25, 6pm-9pm May 26, 10am-1pm Pattern Variants explores the confluences found within the arts and sciences by harnessing the fundamental principles…
Jasmine Johnson uses montage, juxtaposition and appropriation within the mediums of video, sculpture and performance to examine social relationships and proximities. In her work, a collective…
The purpose of art is to impart the sensation of things as they are perceived and not as they are known. The technique of art…
Bonnie Lane’s intimate video installations question our ordinary understandings of time and space. These works are often autobiographical, an amalgamation of experiences and memories, dreams…
In our society, obsessive-compulsive disorder carries negative connotations, yet Dustin Grella prefers to celebrate these traits in his work. In his practice, Grella takes an…
The Masters program in Philosophy and the Arts at Stony Brook University in Manhattan focuses on intersections of art and philosophy. Towards encouraging dialogue across disciplines, the Fifth…
Paul R. Jones’ work is based on interactions, which he explores through performance, video and photography. He explores how interactions can become a form of…
In Seek and Destroy, a leather armchair is shot with a bow and arrow, hung from the ceiling, and then slaughtered like a wild animal….
Origins, identity and the ramifications of genetic discoveries are the themes that drive the imagery of Chris Twomey’s work. Triumph of the XX evokes the…
Curated by María J. Montalva In his work, Félix Lazo investigates problems of perception and cognition, namely how we connect to what our senses…
American Idols continues Pluta’s interest in self-contained systems, autonomous sonic networks which function devoid of human interaction. This music finds a magic spot in the sonic…
Featuring: Milton Babbitt’s All Set & Cornelius Cardew’s Treatise With Special Guests: Lonely Brook Levy Lorenzo – “New Electronic Instruments” About Iktus Based in New…
“The Alps fill the mind with an agreeable kind of horror” -Joseph Addison Candace Rose Davies’ practice employs drawing, photography, film, sounds and smells…