a study for staircase no. 111012
who: kenya (robinson) and jerome marshak
what:
(in the artists' words) we are mounting a one-night intervention at a famous cultural institution. by using elements of the actual space (staircase) and a curious collection of materials (metronomes, laser pointers, vinyl decals, and people) we will create a choreography of unlikely interactions that speak to the accessibility of fine art, race and expectation.
when: sat, november 10, 2012
where: the MoMA
why: click here to hear and read more
http://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1531282719/a-study-for-staircase-no-111012
CASTING:
- 60 volunteers
- age 21+
- self-identify as black
-able to walk up stairs
- availability: next wed, november 7 from 7pm-9pm (meet&greet/rehearsal date); next sat, november 10 from 5:30pm-11pm (performance date)
-the opportunity to work with two respected artists at one of the most influential art museums in the world
-all performers get a limited edition, signed and numbered silk-screened poster
if you're interested, send an email to kenya.robinson@yale.edu.
Wednesday, October 31, 2012
Tuesday, October 30, 2012
tis the season for...screenings!
this fall has been really special in that a few projects i've worked on saw the light of day at a screening. such a rewarding feeling to see the culmination of your work on a screen and shown in front of an audience. the feedback is spontaneous, honest, and immediate. and...it can give an artist that extra little push that is sometimes needed to keep going.
good number
writer/director: paul mckoy
synopsis: a group of friends explore how many sexual partners is too many.
role: val, wife
premiered at: the katra film series, manhattan, nyc, 9/29/12
next steps: you can see this short film in its entirety on youtube
the family dinner
writer/director: peter davenport
synopsis: secrets and surprises unfold at a family’s formal sit-down dinner.
role: production assistant
premiered at: mango screening room, manhattan, nyc, 10/1/12
next steps: the short film received its first award for “best narrative short” from the columbia center for the arts: mount hood independent film festival. next up, the film will be showing at the big apple film festival in nyc from nov 14-18.
dreams
writer/director: sandy chase
synopsis: daniel giel's music video featuring a student who falls asleep in the middle of his exam only to awaken to a strange dream world.
role: bubblegum girl
premiered at: the filmshop, williamsburg, bk, 10/25/12
next steps: the music video will soon be released on youtube. stay tuned.
koji (castmate) and i at the premiere for "dreams" |
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