Remembering Who We Are

To mark the closing day of the “Posters of Inspirational European Women: Taken from the zine Shape & Situate” exhibition, Space Station Sixty Five in London hosted a collection of resources from other sociopolitical art, poster, zine and publication projects for everyone to explore. Inspirational work featured, displayed, exhibited and screened included projects such as: the Celebrate People’s History poster project, Occuprint, Inspired Agitators, Dead Feminists, Peops, Great Anarchists, and many more.

A great recap of the events can be found on the blog- glue, a glove and some plyers.

The above images are from glue, a glove and some plyers

Remembering Who We Are: Exploring artistic and creative sociopolitical memory, and art in social change movements

Space Station Sixty Five, 373 Kennington Road, London, SE11 4PS
http://www.spacestationsixtyfive.com/

Works In Progress – Works in the Exhibition

WORKS INCLUDED

Meek Inherit Earth (1996)
Acrylic, enamel, pastel, charcoal, spray paint, and graphite on paper

Abolish Alienation (2000)
Acrylic, enamel, ink, graphite, and paper collage on newspaper mounted on screen

Fallujah (2004)
Contact C-print on photo paper

Works from the “Post-War American” series (2007)
Mixed media, monotype, graphite, and paper collage on paper

Works from “The Times” series (2008-2011)
Mixed media, monotype, acrylic, enamel, watercolor, ink, and graphite on paper

US Aid (2011)
Ink and graphite on paper

Words Are Not Enough (2008/2012)
Wood Frames, newspaper, magazine, paper collage, ink and acrylic on tracing paper, vinyl photographs, digital frame, digital photographs, animated GIF transferred to video (loop), video (loop), DVD players, tripod, mini-projector, alligator clips, binder clips, push pins, nails, and flag on wall

Still Life #1 (2012)
Duratrans lightbox

Presidential Address (2012)
Photographic images on vinyl, aluminum grommets

Free Files (2012)
Various files, flash drive, USB cable

AUDIO

Transmission: Hectic Mix (1999)
Sound collage (loop) Total Running Time: 14:30 Listen

VIDEO

A Day Under The City (1999)
Analog video transferred to DVD with music by Franz Buchholtz (loop)
Total Running Time: 50:22 DVD Available Through Lowave

Endless Productivity (2006)
Powerpoint presentation transferred to video (loop)
Total Running Time: 7:08 View

short/cuts (2006)
A Selection of short video and animation works (loop)
Total Running Time: 15:24 View

Fractured Landscapes (2007)
Video and sound (loop)
Total Running Time: 2:54 View

The Spin Zone (2007)
Video and sound (loop)
Total Running Time: 4:32 View

State of the Union (2008)
Video, animation, and sound (loop)
Total Running Time: 2:57 View

On the Second Day (2009)
Video and sound (loop)
Total Running Time: 01:10:16

ZINES

Random Culture Zine (2009)
Printed copies of Random Culture Issue #1 & #2 PDF webzine

RCP.ML2K.PDF Zine Issues #1 – 12 (2009-2012)
Printed copies of RCP.ML2K.PDF webzine / A collaboration with A. Bill Miller Link

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Works In Progress Exhibition Images and Detail Views

Installation in Progress!

The installation is underway! Here are a few images of the installation in progress. The exhibition has examples of my print and mixed media work, video, installation, an early sound art piece, and physical copies of my collaborative webzine with A. Bill Miller. The exhibition opens tomorrow- stop by if you are in the area!

Think Spring!

RCP.ML2K.PDF Issue #12 “Think Spring” is now out! RCP.ML2K.PDF is a PDF webzine available for download online, and is a collaboration between A. Bill Miller and myself. The project explores image circulation, as well as the fluid and adaptable nature of images in the digital environment. The project was developed with the intent to create an artwork that participates in the gift economy of file sharing.

To download Issue #12 click here -or- visit the RCP.ML2K.PDF site.

RCP.ML2K.PDF Issue #9 “Endless Summer” Out Now!

RCP.ML2K.PDF Issue #9 “Endless Summer – Drifting Away” is now out! RCP.ML2K.PDF is a PDF webzine available for download online, and is a collaboration between A. Bill Miller and myself. The project explores image circulation, as well as the fluid and adaptable nature of images in the digital environment. The project was developed with the intent to create an artwork that participates in the gift economy of file sharing. This is our ninth issue and we’ve been going strong for about two years now with regular quarterly issues.

To download Issue #9 click here -or- visit the RCP.ML2K.PDF site.