Website for our Welcome Diner Project is coming along. I’ll be compiling additional footage from the event next week and will hopefully edit the entire 8-9 hours into a 25-minute documentary of sorts. Fingers crossed.
In the initial stages of building a website for an in-production documentary about the food/art site called the Welcome Diner in Phoenix, AZ. We’re hosting an event there on November 12, 2009. Should be interesting.
Join us at the Welcome Diner for “Bienvenidos Here!”
A night of food, film, music and conversation.
5pm - 10pm 924 E Roosevelt St. Phoenix, AZ
In the process of editing a documentary for an upcoming group exhibition / event at the Welcome Diner in Phoenix, AZ.
Join us at the Welcome Diner for “Bienvenidos Here!”
A night of food, film, music and conversation.
November 12, 2009 5pm - 10pm
924 E Roosevelt St. Phoenix, AZ
Re-Fusing Di-Vision Conference at ASU
I’ve been invited to speak as a member of an academic panel at this year’s annual English Conference at Arizona State University. The title of the conference is Re-Fusing Di-Vision: Image. Text. Music. Science. Life.
A recent sculptural / video piece of mine will also be on display and open to the public Friday evening at the art exhibition / gala (Look at all those ugly syntax errors. Define irony, eh? Speaking at an English conference and writing like a troglodyte).
Conference Presented by the English Club @ ASU
Friday, November 13 - Saturday, November 14th, 2009
Arizona State University // Tempe, AZ
Additional logo ideas for the new CDS03 gallery designed by the great Dr. Mosher.
CDS03 Gallery Opening in January 2010.
We’re opening a new art gallery in Tempe, AZ. Drop me an email if you’re interested in exhibiting work as we’re currently accepting submissions and proposals for the new space.
Call For Submissions:
My studio-mate Matthew and I have decided to open a new art gallery in Tempe, AZ. The gallery has a small, but quaint physical location that is open to the public, and the shows will be broadcast to everyone over the internet via a live feed video camera system. We encourage the wild, crazy, and bizarre. Any media will work, but we’re mostly seeking live performance, work that moves, and site specific installations. If you’d like to submit a piece and/or show proposal, click here to apply online via our crude Facebook Event page.
My class started a YouTube site for their in-progress video shorts and trailers. Makes me happy and proud. Go, IDMers.
