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Performance with Wireman @ Rosekill, July 3, 2016 - photo: Lisa Stertz

By Chelsea CoonNovember 29, 2018 0

Collaboration and Performance: an Interview with Jane Wang

Jane Wang is a composer, multi-instrumentalist, and multimedia artist. She curates installation art, musical instrument construction, performance art, and video, among other domains. Wang is a member of the Mobius Artists Group, a Boston-based artist-run organization for experimental art that has…

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By Chelsea CoonJuly 11, 2018 0

An Interview with Danielle Abrams

Danielle Abrams’ (b. Queens, New York; lives and works in Boston) performances describe the multifaceted components inherent to a personal and radical interpretation of identity. She utilizes humor and narrative in her work, asserting that “laughter, incited by personifications of family and…

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By Chelsea CoonJune 4, 2018 1

Maneater

Natasha Bowdoin’s installation Maneater takes over the entirety of MASS MoCA’s Hunter Hallway exhibition space. This meticulously layered work expands from floor to ceiling and spans the length of the corridor space, where it even wraps around an exit door…

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sculpture, installation, sandra erbacher

By Chelsea CoonMay 1, 2018 0

Sandra Erbacher: Geometry of Oppression at Space Gallery

Geometry of Oppression, an exhibition of new work by multidisciplinary artist Sandra Erbacher, is on view at SPACE Gallery in Portland. Through corporate critique and critical reflection on bureaucracy, her approach to artmaking compliments the conceptual nature of the work…

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By Chelsea CoonMarch 15, 2018 0

Perception and the Past: “Before Projection: Video Sculpture 1974-1995”

The rippling surface of water in a small steel structure catches and reflects fragments of light and color, casting it onto the surrounding walls and ceiling. These reflections are the result of three video monitors installed in a row several…

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By Chelsea CoonMarch 15, 2016 0

100 Ways to Consider Time: Days 50-100

Realizing durational work such as ‘100 Ways to Consider Time’ is an immense undertaking. As a part of the audience, I was able to stay with Marilyn Arsem’s performance at the Museum of Fine Arts on different days and for…

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By Chelsea CoonFebruary 8, 2016 0

100 Ways to Consider Time: Days 1–50

Exploring time in a new way every day within 6-hour durations through the show 100 Ways to Consider Time at the Museum of Fine Arts, Marilyn Arsem challenges audience members to contemplate time as a material. This multifaceted work of performance…

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By Chelsea CoonJanuary 27, 2016 0

‘this moment: missives from another world’

A collection of performance art photography spanning decades, the book ‘this moment: missives from another world’ provides a unique insight into the history of performance art in Boston, Massachusetts and beyond through the perceptive lens of artist Bob Raymond. Performance…

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