64b047a479 In addition to the reception at the art space, there will be a post-film Q&A with the filmmakers. Cindy is a licensed Naturopathic Physician who brings more than 25 years experience and skills working as a Nurse and Midwife to her practice.She has worked with adolescents in a school clinic setting and as a psychiatric nurse.Dr. The film choices are inspired by Franklin Street Works current exhibition, Kool-Aid Wino, which foregrounds mistakes and missteps in contemporary art. With special extended hours, the party for Neuromast: Certain Uncertainty and Contemporary Art is a great opportunity to share Stamfords contemporary art gem with friends and family. Her work and teaching practices have been shaped through residencies at Dickinson College, Hollins University, Booker High School Visual and Performing Arts Center, ADF, Brooklyn Arts Exchange, West Coast Civic Ballet, Dance Theater Workshop, nEW Festival, and the University of Maryland, among others. The show brings together eight New York City based dancers whose work explores the meeting place between the artist, the performance and the audience and demonstrates how time-specific events might be meaningfully exhibited in the gallery over a multi-week period. Exhibiting Artists: Jon Campbell (Melbourne, Australia), Andy Coolquitt (Austin/NYC), Jeremy Deller (London), Jessica Mein (NYC), A.L. To reserve one of the 14 spots for the event, interested parties should RSVP infofranklinstreetworks.org. Second Front is the first performance art group in the online virtual world of Second Life, where participants create avatars who interact in real time across virtual/actual realities. M.
To continue this dialogue, SPECTRUM, in collaboration with Franklin Street Works, will be presenting a panel discussion that includes four trans*/non-binary identitfied artists Kerry Downey, Leon Finley, Juliana Huxtable, and iele paloumpis on Thursday, December, 4th from 6:00-8:00pm at the UConn Stamford Campus Art Gallery. in Sociology in 2006 from the University of Massachusetts-Amherst. This is a solo performance in language, in which the body of the performer is rendered only through text.Running Time roughly 25 minutes. READ MORE posted by Owner on December 3, 2011 at 4:00 pm Anna Lundh programming SLIPSTREAMS: OPENING WEEKEND PROGRAMMING Friday, December 2, noon 5:00 and Saturday, December 3, noon 3:00 p.m. This event is part of Franklin Street Works commitment to providing an alternative space for contemporary art while providing a discursive platform for other independent ventures in art and culture. It is on view through May 24 and includes Australian artist Jon Campbells outdoor public art project Four Letter Words For Stamford, which features affirmative words on flags and banners around town. His work has been shown at EVA International 2014, Glasgow International 2014, LIAF 2013, MoMA, The Kitchen, and the New Museum. About Leslie Wayne:Leslie Wayne was born in Germany in 1953, and grew up in California.
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