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Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Sculpture. Show all posts
Saturday, May 21, 2011
Saturday, September 18, 2010
PREPARING FOR THE DEAD
This September 25th join us for an exciting "Pre- Dia de los Muertos Art Exhibit" at Rob & Walt's "Rhino Gallery" ( 2316 Caroline Street ) with soundtrack by DJ Stephf. 8pm-Midnight.Participating artist are: Robin Baker, Stacey Carr, Stephanie Guajardo, Valerie G, Jonatan Lopez, Lizbeth Ortiz, Wiley Robertson, Stephanie Saint Sanchez,
Kelly Switzer and Julie Zarate.
I will be exhibiting works from my series "Found Subjects" "Evolved Metal" and some of my intaglio prints.
Tuesday, August 10, 2010
SIC & SUSY Documentation
SIC ( Super Sequencer Image Collider ) was activated during
Susy: Collaborative Collision of Elusive Particles
@ The Houston Foundry on July 30th 2010 between
8 and 10pm central US Time.
Susy: Collaborative Collision of Elusive Particles
@ The Houston Foundry on July 30th 2010 between
8 and 10pm central US Time.
The participants witnessed an image super-collision inside a sculpture
that suggested the shape of an atom smasher artifact.
An iPod screen projected a symmetrically edited video in which two
moving images were collided in search for a new alternate static image.
Audio was transmitted through a headphone. The collision was looped
for about 7 minutes, then it had to be reactivated. That gave me the chance
to enjoy the rest of the show
6 minutes at the time.
Some participants claimed to have seen a strange image during the climax
of the super-collision.
that suggested the shape of an atom smasher artifact.
An iPod screen projected a symmetrically edited video in which two
moving images were collided in search for a new alternate static image.
Audio was transmitted through a headphone. The collision was looped
for about 7 minutes, then it had to be reactivated. That gave me the chance
to enjoy the rest of the show
6 minutes at the time.
Some participants claimed to have seen a strange image during the climax
of the super-collision.
SUSY was an experimental and exciting show.
It was extremely fun collaborating with many great Houston Artists.
Special thanks to Aisen Caro Chacin, Alex Tu, Naz Fall
and Melanie Jamison for making this happen.
Below are some links to videos from the event:
Special thanks to Aisen Caro Chacin, Alex Tu, Naz Fall
and Melanie Jamison for making this happen.
Below are some links to videos from the event:
Labels:
Sculpture,
SIC,
Supercolliding Introspective Review,
Susy: Collision of Elusive Particles,
The Foundry,
Video Art
Thursday, August 5, 2010
Bringing back the metal to WHITE LINEN NIGHTS
This Saturday I am bringing back the metal to White Linen Nights in The Heights.
"Commercial" from the series "Found Subjects" just got added to the show "Body of Work" at KAXM gallery. I will show pieces from "Found Subjects" "Rising Debris" and the "Evolved Metal" series at First Saturday in the Heights by Mitch Cohen. Located in the parking lot of Sterling bank at 414 W. 19th Street. I will also feature work by Aisen Caro Chacin and Tyson Urich, they have been collaborating turning incandescent light bulbs into Terrariums. ( You are welcome to donate the ones you might still have )
Come buy some art and celebrate the Houston Heights.
You can see a map of all the participating locations here: WHITE LINEN NIGHTS



"Commercial" from the series "Found Subjects" just got added to the show "Body of Work" at KAXM gallery. I will show pieces from "Found Subjects" "Rising Debris" and the "Evolved Metal" series at First Saturday in the Heights by Mitch Cohen. Located in the parking lot of Sterling bank at 414 W. 19th Street. I will also feature work by Aisen Caro Chacin and Tyson Urich, they have been collaborating turning incandescent light bulbs into Terrariums. ( You are welcome to donate the ones you might still have )
Come buy some art and celebrate the Houston Heights.
You can see a map of all the participating locations here: WHITE LINEN NIGHTS

"Commercial" @ KAXM

work in progress

past show
Wednesday, July 28, 2010
SUSY: Collaborative Collision of Elusive Particles

I recently joined (SIR) Supercolliding Introspective Review, a residence program facilitated by artists Alex Tu, Aisen Caro Chacin, Naz Fall and Melanie Jamison, and this will be our first big show. It will be a fun one, there will be experimental sound performances, installations, video , sculpture, visual art, crafts and a gift shop.
Below is the press release, this is a cant' miss show, hope to see you there. It starts this Friday July the 30th at 8pm @ The Houston Foundry, 1712 Burnett St, Houston TX 77029

SuperColliding Introspective Review (SIR) Presents:
An impromptu pastiche of visual, performance and sound art. The show is inspired from the concept of Supersymmetry where all particles have an invisible superpartner. The performances and sound work will be shown simultaneously where the performers themselves keep their own time. This approach to performance allows for impromptu collaboration and improvisation. The installation...s will be presented as a platform for performers to interact and become part of the work. The superpartners will become visible to the audience in the instances of supercollisions, where the collaborations split and rearrange.
SuperColliders:

Aisen Caro Chacin
Al Eckstue
Amy Aderhold
Ashley Horn
Ayanna Jolivet McCloud
Boby Kalloor
Carlos Canales
Carrie Schneider
Claudia Cruz
Daniel Adame
David Graeve
Emily Sloan
Glenn Burns
Ian Fernandez
Jon Read

Jonatan Lopez
Keith Renolds
LanceHigdon
Lindsey Slavin
Mathew Sullivan
Melanie Jamison
Michael Abramowitz
Michael Brimms
Naz Fall
Rachel Toombs
Rebecca SuperNovak
Robert Pearson
Roland Gonzalez
Shanon Adams
Y.E. Torres
1712 Burnett St, Houston TX 77029
The show will be open by appointment until September 1st.
Contact Aisen Caro Chacin at 713 444 51 39
Images from top to bottom:
Flyer by Naz Fall
(SIC) SuperSequencer Image Collider by Jonatan Lopez
(SIC) Detail
Work by Mathew Sullivan
Labels:
Sculpture,
SIC,
Supercolliding Introspective Review,
Susy: Collision of Elusive Particles,
Video Art
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