October 2011
7 posts
Art in Odd Places (NYC) and Performance Exchange...
Ed Woodham of Art in Odd Places (NYC) and Deborah Oliver from Performance Exchange (LA) presentUn-Space Ground: The unvisited, unnamed, and uninhabited empty areas beneath the normally-used parts of the urban landscape.
This public event sponsored by the College Arts Association Conference ARTSpace’s day long program, ‘Art in the Public Realm’ on Saturday, February 25, 2012...
Art in Odd Places 2011: RITUAL / It's A Wrap
Wow.
What a journey! What have we unleashed? Seems since we began our ritual of AiOP 2011, the times have changed. There’s a current heightened awareness of public space and actions in public spaces. During the festival we witnessed quite a few from the Slut March, Skateboarder Critical Mass, to the ever powerful Occupy Wall Street. What’s next? I am very happy to see people engaged...
Art in Odd Places 2012: MODEL
Fashion. Prototype. Pose. Imitate. Plan. System.
October 5-15 Performance and visual art in public spaces along 14th Street from Avenue C to the Hudson River
New York City
PSEUDO-PUBLIC SPACE
Public Space Panel: Saturday, October 8, 2pm.
(Parsons New School for Design, 65 W 11th Street, 5th Floor, Wollman Hall).
Moderated by Miodrag Mitrasinovic with panelists Tania Duvergne, Sarah Reisman, Leon Reid IV, and Nick Riggle.
It has been said that cities and urban spaces have been increasingly commodified, and that access to public space and public resources has been limited to an...
RITUAL IN PUBLIC SPACE, Panel
Tuesday, October 4, 6pm.
(Pratt Manhattan Gallery 144 W 14th St, 2nd Floor).
Modered by Gabriel Cwilich with panelists Dr. Stephen Hazan Arnoff, Bindi Cole,May Joseph and Setha Low.
PERFORMANCE
Korhan Basaran
Wednesday, October 5, 7pm
Norwood Club, 241 W 14th Street
PSEUDO-PUBLIC SPACE
Public Space Panel: Saturday, October 8, 2pm.
(Parsons New School for Design, 65 W 11th Street, 5th Floor, Wollman Hall).
Moderated by Miodrag Mitrasinovic with panelists Tania Duvergne, Sarah Reisman, Leon Reid IV, and Nick Riggle.
It has been said that cities and urban spaces have been increasingly commodified, and that access to public space and public resources has been limited to...