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Printer-friendly versionNotationally Challenged with Steven Daniel Feiler and Friends
CalArts, Roy O. Disney Music Hall
MUSIC: An evening of experimental notation and sound art featuring P. Andrew Young, Ben Levinson, Cari Stevens, Nick Charlton and Steven Daniel Feiler.
Art School Gallery Exhibitions
D300 Gallery: Benjamin Dean MFA ART
D301 Gallery: Marie Johnston MFA ART
L-SHAPE Gallery: Yaron Guerrero MFA ART
MAIN Gallery Perimeter: Ariana Baltazar MFA ART
A402 Gallery: Kaya Yusi BFA ART
LIME Gallery: Emma Iocovozzi BFA PHOTO
MINT Gallery: Ada Rajkovic BFA PHOTO
Interpretations of a Dynamic Social System
CalArts, C108
INTEGRATED MEDIA: As part of his Integrated Media Final Project, Kameron Christopher will lecture on a game designed to examine the social dynamics and networks existing in CalArts.
Paul Brach Lecture Series: Corinne May Botz
F200
ART: “Corinne May Botz is a photographer known for her disquieting images of domesticity. While undoubtedly spooky in their own right, Botz's photographs of crime scene miniatures, haunted houses, and the homes of agoraphobic recluses comment on the social marginalization of women. Works from her series The Nutshell Studies of Unexplained Death, look like perverse mashups of Hans Bellmer's dolls and Laurie Simmons's miniatures. In fact, they are photographs of crime scene reconstructions by Frances Glessner Lee, a woman who broke the mold of the 1950s housewife to become a prominent criminalist. By focusing on women and their anxious relationship to domestic spaces, Botz suggests that the home can be a hell as well as a haven. Botz's work has been exhibited around the world, including shows at Wurttembergischer Kunstverein in Stuttgart, Germany, Bellwether Gallery in New York, and The Center for Contemporary Art, Torun, Poland.”
An Interview
CalArts, Coffeehouse Theater
THEATER: A staged interview with a fictitious incarcerated gentleman. There will be four 30 minute performances involving performers and collaborators from various disciplines.
MFA2 Thesis Reading
CalArts, The Cube
CRITICAL STUDIES: MFA2 thesis reading.
Silvia Maglioni & Graeme Thomson 'In Search of UIQ' @ REDCAT
REDCAT: Following the publication of A Thousand Plateaus, a work that marked a highpoint in his creative partnership with Gilles Deleuze, Félix Guattari began working on a screenplay for a science-fiction film, Un amour d’UIQ. This script, which preoccupied Guattari’s attention for seven years, represented a blueprint for a subversive popular cinema through an imagined hyper-intelligent infra-cellular life substance—“UIQ” (Universe Infra-quark)—capable of controlling global communications networks and plugging into the “desiring machines” of a community of squatters. After discovering the unpublished script, Paris-based artists and filmmakers Silvia Maglioni and Graeme Thomson initiated a multiform research project that culminates in their film essay In Search of UIQ, which takes on Guattari’s central quandary: how to give shape to a bodiless entity, seemingly without spatial or temporal limits. Read more
