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Jan 17, 2009
AFTP: ( ) FINAL POLL #10: CONCLUSION! (Jan 15-21)
posted at 16:26 GMT by T.Whid in /news/twhid
the CONCLUSION!
Here is the script as voted by museum and online viewers so far…
“Automatic for the People: (We Solemnly Promise That No One Will Get Naked)” will be held in SFMOMA’s freight elevator at noon on 02/07/09 and last for the exact length as REM’s “Automatic for the People.”
We will use house plants, 2x4s, lawn chairs and a PA as props. We will refer to Marcel Duchamp, chat rooms, ukuleles and take-out food. We will game, build, dance and photograph during the performance (slowly). We will dress as robots. This performance will be seen by the general public who will enjoy a wine and cheese refreshment. The character of the space will be “all over the place.”
This week’s vote…
the CONCLUSION! permanent link to this post
Here is the script as voted by museum and online viewers so far…
“Automatic for the People: (We Solemnly Promise That No One Will Get Naked)” will be held in SFMOMA’s freight elevator at noon on 02/07/09 and last for the exact length as REM’s “Automatic for the People.”
We will use house plants, 2x4s, lawn chairs and a PA as props. We will refer to Marcel Duchamp, chat rooms, ukuleles and take-out food. We will game, build, dance and photograph during the performance (slowly). We will dress as robots. This performance will be seen by the general public who will enjoy a wine and cheese refreshment. The character of the space will be “all over the place.”
This week’s vote…
the CONCLUSION! permanent link to this post
SFMOMA Artcast January 2009
posted at 16:16 GMT by T.Whid in /news/twhid
Check out the new podcast from SFMOMA…
The curator Rudolf Freiling talks about “The Art of Participation: 1950 to Now,” we talk about our piece “Automatic for the People: ( )” and visitors to the museum talk about their reactions to the exhibition and how they feel about interactive art in general.
You can download the file in vanilla MP3, M4A (for iTunes; audio with images) or stream it from the SFMOMA website.
You can also subscribe to their RSS podcast feed and get updated auto-magically when they post a new one permanent link to this post
The curator Rudolf Freiling talks about “The Art of Participation: 1950 to Now,” we talk about our piece “Automatic for the People: ( )” and visitors to the museum talk about their reactions to the exhibition and how they feel about interactive art in general.
You can download the file in vanilla MP3, M4A (for iTunes; audio with images) or stream it from the SFMOMA website.
You can also subscribe to their RSS podcast feed and get updated auto-magically when they post a new one permanent link to this post