Spread Art

Spread Art Third Thursday May 2013

For the Art Detroit Now "Third Thursday" in May, Spread Art Co-Directors Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos both have work in the "Gun Control" exhibit at 555 Arts in SW Detroit.  Come meet thomas and Christina at the closing reception for "Gun Control" and check out over 25 artists from across the country and the metro Detroit area!

Thomas Bell - Ragged States of America

GUN CONTROL

CONTROL DE ARMAS

Why do we fear one another? What role does each of us play in perpetuating gun violence in American society?  What does “safe” look like?

¿Por qué tenemos miedo el uno al otro? ¿Cuál es el papel qué juega cada uno de nosotros en la perpetuación de la violencia armada en la sociedad estadounidense? ¿Qué significa estar “seguro” en nuestra comunidad?

Join 555 as we present a visual debate about the Second Amendment of the US Constitution, which guarantees the individual right to bear arms.  This exhibition is intended to provoke a lively political, emotional, and philosophical examination of the rights and responsibilities of gun ownership and use in a “free” society.

Ingreso 555 como se presenta un debate visual sobre la Segunda Enmienda de la Constitución de los Estados Unidos., que garantiza el derecho individual de portar armas. Esta exposición tiene como objetivo provocar una examinación animada política, emocional y filosófica de los derechos y responsabilidades de posesión de armas y su uso en una sociedad “libre”.

This exhibition includes works by over 25 artists from across the country and around Metro Detroit.

Esta exposición incluye obras de más de 25 artistas de todo el país y alrededor de Metro Detroit.

Opening Reception

Sunday, May 5th 6 – 9 PM

Recepción de Apertura

Domingo, 05 de mayo 6 – 9 pm

Closing Reception in conjunction with Third Thursdays art crawl

May 16th 5 – 9 PM

Cierre de recepción junto con el Tercer jueves del “art crawl”

16 de mayo 5 – 9 PM

555 Nonprofit Gallery & Studios

2801 W. Vernor Hwy. | Detroit,  MI  48216

(888) 496 – ARTS  | www.555arts.org

Gallery Hours TTh 2-5 PM Sat 11-3 PM & By Appointment

Galería Horas TTH 2-5 PM Sab 11.03 PM y por cita arreglada

Third Thursdays at Spread Art

Join us for Art Detroit Now's Third Thursdays
Thursday, March 21, 6-9pm
 

 

Spread Art continues our 5th year celebration exhibit featuring a slideshow of past exhibitions and events over Spread Art's first 5 years as well as artwork from the Spread Art Collection which includes various works from past exhibiting artists including directors Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos. Also on Display will be 'Detroit 2013 "What is your Art"-  an interactive calendar where you can add your 2013 art event.  

 

Spread Art will also unveil our Michigan Ave Storefront Windows project which includes the 8 foot x 8 foot "Wash Rinse Repeat"  (Ask how your art can be displayed as part of the rotating Storefront Windows project)  Over the next year the windows will be filled with local and visiting artists.

You can pop in for an open rehearsal in the development space:  
A Host of People will be expanding one of their works for a performance on Saturday March 23rd for The Hinterlands Ensemble showcase at ArtlabJ in Greektown. Pop in during their rehearsal and catch them in action

The night will also serve as an open house for those who are new to Spread Art as Co-Director Thomas Bell will be onsite to answer any questions about Spread Art's history and current programming.

 

 

 

Spring 2013 Detroit Artist Residency Exchange

Spread Art and PLAYGROUND DETROIT are happy to announce Michelle Matson, as the NYC artist resident  participating in our Spring 2013 Detroit Artist Residency Exchange.  Born 1981, she currently lives & works in Brooklyn, NY. She has had various solo shows in New York, including “Cactus Milk” (2012) at theYouth Group Gallery, Brooklyn and “Rise“ (2012) paper sculpture installation in Soho, NY at Issey Miyake’s Pleats Please.

Local Bushwick heavyweights 3rd Ward and Bushwick Daily have profiled her, citing her 3-D work as, “really impressive… [and] engaging to look at. As a creator, Michelle has great sense of humor…” Even NY Art criticJerry Saltz is in her corner; while working with her as a contestant on Bravo TV’s “Work of Art: The Next Great Artist”  Season 2, having said that,

When around her, I often found myself in a strange awe of her artistic grace. I believe Michelle has a real future in the real art world.”

After reviewing many other applications received, PLAYGROUND DETROIT curator Joe Jagos alongside Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos, Co-Directors of Spread Art are excited announce Matson as the first participant for the Detroit-based residency program. Her unique medium and sense of “PG adult humor” sets her art apart from other artists and we welcome her back to the city she never got to know giving her the opportunity to re-aquiant with the city as it is now.

Continue to full post to read the Playground Detroit interview with Michelle.

Konic Thtr in Detroit for Artist Residency at Spread Art

Spread Art has officially launched its 2012/13 Detroit Artistic Residency Experience, hosting international artistic platform and performance group Konic Thtr (Barcelona, Spain) for a two week artistic development residency.   Kònic thtr is an artistic platform based in Barcelona dedicated to contemporary creation at the confluence between arts, new technologies and science. The main activity being focused on the application of interactive technologies to artistic projects. Konic Thtr will be in residence at Spread Art from September 28th through October 14th to develop their new multidisciplinary interactive project, Cuerpo_SMS.

Konic Thtr's Rosa Sanchez

 

As part of the residency activities:

Konic Thtr will present two excerpted performances of Cuerpo_SMS:
Friday Oct 6th at Whitdel Arts during the opening of “Engage – An Interactive Exhibition”
Friday October 12th at Tank Gallery in Hazel Park.
Both performances at 8:30pm. 
There will also be a technology demonstration and Artist Q&A:
Friday October 12th at Tank Gallery at 6:30pm before the performance.

About Cuerpo_SMS:
Performances will invite audience interaction through a variety of technologies, such as cell phones, tablets, live video feeds, and/or light sensors. Prior to the performance at Tank Gallery the artists will present a demonstration of the platforms and interactive tools they have developed, while placing Cuerpo_SMS in context as related to their previous work in performance and installation and within the greater art & technology genre. Cuerpo_SMS is a multidisciplinary project that brings together live performance, audiovisual creation, and interactive technology. Cuerpo_SMS refers to the changes of perception in interpersonal communication mediated by new technologies, and to the spaces that this mediation generates, a recurrent theme in Kònic Thtr’s work, and that we have explored more recently in our performance “Before the Beep.” The piece confronts the body with these same communication technologies, and explores how these re-write the body and change our understanding of place and the idea of presence. In Cuerpo_SMS several technological devices, such as cameras, tablets, light and movement sensors, are controlled by the audience to affect the visuals and create part of the music used in the dance. Cuerpo_SMS is a space to collaborate with local artists, presenting a site-specific event every time it is performed. Building from the initial materials brought by the company, the background and knowledge from collaborators expand the possibilities of the initial proposal. Kònic Thtr is collaborating with Detroit artists, Christina deRoos and Thomas Bell to enhance the visuals and sound elements of the piece. The full performance of Cuerpo_SMS will be shown October 26, 27 and 28th at the Center for Performance Research in Brooklyn, NY.

ARTISTIC TEAM:
Kònic Thtr  www.koniclab.info 
is an artistic platform based in Barcelona (Spain) dedicated to contemporary creation at the confluence of art, science and new technologies. Kònic Thtr’s work has been presented, among other places, in: MACBA, Mercat de les flors, Medialab Madrid (Spain), Institute of Contemporary Arts, Ikon Gallery, Tramway (UK), V2 (Netherlands), ZKM, Podewill (Germany), Centre Pompidou / IRCAM (France), Centro de la imagen, CCE, (Mexico), SESC Pompeia & File Fest (Brazil), Tsekh, Proekt Fabrika Moscow (Russia), 3-Legged Dog Art & Technology Center,  EMPAC, New York (USA), Fringe & DanStorm Int. Fest.,  Shanghai & Beijing (China). In their last projects Kònic thtr have been exploring the possibilities of the Internet as a platform for distributed creation and with audience participation. The projects e_pormundos (Kònic thtr_Catalunya/Spain - GTMDA_Brasil / 2009-2010) and Dance-Net (Kònic thtr + Digitalent / 2010-2011) allowed us to develop languages and tools for creating distributed in distributed locations (physical or Internet). In 2011 we presented our work ‘Before the Beep’ in Brazil, China and the US, each time with different artistic collaborators.

COLLABORATORS’ BIOGRAPHIES

Rosa Sánchez and Alain Baumann lead the conceptual, creative and technological lines of Kònic Thtr. They both have long professional trajectories related to new technologies applied to installation, interactive stage projects, dance and theater. Rosa Sánchez. Multidisciplinary and multimedia artist, performer & choreographer. Artistic director and co founder of Konic thtr. Alain Baumann. Musician, multimedia artist and researcher of new systems for producing sound. He is in charge of the interactive systems used by Konic thtr. www.koniclab.info

Christina deRoos: Christina deRoos is a visual artist whose work is at the intersection of photo/video, installation, and mixed-media. Most recently she has focused on real-time video mixing, collaborating with experimental musicians in improvised group collaborations to present integrated sound and visual landscapes. Her work has been presented recently at Whitdel Arts (Detroit), 555 Gallery (Detroit), Grace Exhibition Space (NY), The Tank (NY), Center for Performance Research (NY), Bronx Art Space (NY), Arts@Renaissance (NY), Art Gotham (NY), Samson Projects (Boston), and in a variety of festivals including Electro Music Festival (NY) and Bent Festival (NYC), and online platforms, such as Dimanche Rouge. www.christinaderoos.com

Thomas Bell: Thomas began studying music at age seven receiving instruction on guitar, electric bass, piano, flute, trumpet, percussion, trombone, music theory, composition, and vocal studies through high school and continued his instruction while studying jazz performance at Berklee College of Music and ethnomusicology at Florida State University.  He has been primarily involved with improvised music, electronic music and computer music for the last decade, and founded the Oxygen Music Collective in Seattle in 1999 and has since produced numerous music environments and events in Seattle and New York, bringing together hundreds of musicians from around the world to collaborate in improvised settings.  Currently, his main focus is on collective improvisation, multi-media integration and collaboration between artistic disciplines. www.thomasbellart.com 

Paul (Magic) DiStefano (NY Performances Only):
Magic Distefano is a highly diverse performance artist, who was trained in Modern, contemporary and classical dance at the Joffrey Ballet school of New York.  He has acted across from Toni Colette and Jon Corbit in The United States Of Tara, and has performed in Gelsey Kirkland's rendition of the Nut Cracker.  Magic has street performed throughout Europe, Australia and the United States.  His travels through Europe allowed him to delve into other crafts like physical comedy, the corporal mime, and juggling. Among other artists of note Magic has worked with Alexandre Proia, Stephan James Back, and Stephan Haves.  For the past year Magic has been dancing for Pilobolus dance theater.  You can read more about magic at Magicdistefano.com 

CREDITS CUERPO SMS_Detroit / NY / US

Artistic and Stage direction: Rosa Sánchez
Technological direction: Alain Baumann
Performers :
Dance (NY Performances Only): Paul (Magic) DiStefano
live AV-performance: Rosa Sánchez, Alain Baunmann, 
(Detroit Performances only): Thomas Bell & Christina de Roos 

Sound Composition : Alain Baunmann & Thomas Bell
Video and Computer Graphics: Adolf Alcañiz, Rosa Sánchez & Christina de Roos
Software: Alain Baumann, audio and interaction development Miroslava Moreno & Eduard Gomez, Internet interactions
Costumes: Carme Puigdevall     

PRODUCTION: Kònic thtr/Koniclab
CO-PRODUCTION: Chez Bushwick, NY & Spread Art, Detroit

Special thanks to Living Arts, Detroit

With the support of: Spain Culture New York- Consulate General of Spain- & Spain Arts & Culture. ICUB, Ajuntament de Barcelona(SP), Ramon Llull Institute (SP), Departament de Cultura de la Generalitat de Catalunya (SP)

 

Upcoming Performance: July 28 "You Are Here"

Remote Control Tomato (Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos) will perform Saturday 7/28 from 3pm - 7pm at Secret Project Robot (Brooklyn, NY) as part of the You Are Here Festival (aka The Maze)). Six projectors!!!

The ‘You Are Here’ festival, takes place in New York City approximately once every two years. The festival consists of 4 weeks of performance and time- based arts events in a life size maze installation.

 

 

Trouble, Sam Hillmer and Laura Paris – the art duo responsible for ‘You Are Here’ - designs and builds an actual maze into a gallery space accompanied by light, projections, sound, sculpture, and of course, a myriad of performance and time-based arts events.

The ‘You Are Here’ festival interrupts the performance rituals of the arts communities it inhabits. Artists who present are, primarily, members of these communities. Audience members arrive at ‘You Are Here’ with the intention of catching a particular presentation, but intentions are frustrated and transformed by the labyrinthine construction the festival provides. Artists and audiences alike are invited to question the expectations that arise around performance in the context of community.

Performers this year include Laurel Halo, Miho Hatori's New Optimisim, Ann Liv Young, Dustin Wong, Hunter Hunt Hendrix, Noveller, Mick Barr, Jack Quartet, Lucky Dragons, JG Thirlwell, Babycastles, Extralife, and many others...

Read more here.

 

Interview: Playground Detroit

Thank you, Playground Detroit, for the interview & profile of Spread Art and our new location in Detroit. 

SPREAD ART CREATIVE INCUBATOR RELOCATES TO DETROIT FROM BROOKLYN

PLAYGROUND DETROIT sat down with the duo behind the organization, Thomas Bell and Christina de Roos, to ask them about Spread Art and their recent re-location from Bushwick, Brooklyn, to Corktown, Detroit. The two are originally not from Detroit, or NYC, both growing up elsewhere.

PD: When was the first time you visited Detroit? What was your experience and impression of the city like?

Spread Art opening new 4000 sq ft creative center in Detroit

 

104 Meserole St. -- Spread Art Brooklyn.
Jan 2008 to July 2012

After 4 and ½ years of successful exhibitions, events, workshops, and residencies, Spread Art has wrapped up activities at 104 Meserole Street in Brooklyn as of July 1st 2012.  It has been an amazing time with many wonderful memories and we would like to thank all of the artists who were a part of Spread Art’s events, exhibitions and residencies during our time in Brooklyn.  As one door closes however,  another is opening and in a big way.  Spread Art has moved its headquarters to Detroit and has taken on a much larger physical space. This transition enables Spread Art to continue working in collaboration with artists and spaces throughout Brooklyn and New York City, while also expanding operations and activities in Detroit.

 

Spread Art Detroit - 2572 Michigan Ave
-- July 2012

In January 2012, Spread Art laid down roots in Detroit’s creative Southwest district and now occupies a new 4000 sq ft creative space available for residencies, workshops, classes, events, performances and exhibitions. The new Spread Art location is housed in a 3- story turn of the century storefront space on Michigan Ave and 18th St in the historic Corktown neighborhood, minutes from downtown and two blocks away from the renowned Michigan Central Station.

Co-Directors, Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos are hard at work getting the new space set up and ready for use.  The ground floor offers an 900 sq ft light filled multi-use space space with a full wall of mirrors that is perfect for dance, yoga and other social gatherings. In addition to 20 ft ceilings the ground floor storefront offers two rather large window installations that will certainly be changing often.  The downstairs space is comprised of a 1600 sq ft gallery and performance space with an 18ft bar, projector and sound system, a 350 sq ft residency room,  750 sq ft of studio space, a bathroom, washer and dryer and the Spread Art offices.

Over the next few weeks we will be announcing our residency opportunities beginning in the  fall of 2012, updating our website and posting information about new partnerships that are developing with organizations in Detroit.

The former Spread Art location at 104 Meserole is in the exceptionally creative and capable hands of Esther Neff and Brian McCorkle of Panoply Performance Laboratory, and Valerie Kuehne of SuperCoda.  Esther, Brian and Valerie were the final three Spread Art ‘Artists-In-Residence’ at the 104 Meserole St location in Brooklyn (May - June 2012). 

Compendium: Technics
is a public micro-conference with performances taking place over the course of two days:

Join us at CPR this Friday and Saturday!

Compendium: Technics
is a public micro-conference with performances taking place over the course of two days:

Friday, June 22, 6pm-10pm
Saturday, June 23, 3pm-10pm
Panel discussion: June 23 at 4pm

Suggested donation $5-15 at the door only.
All are welcome!

Center for Performance Research
361 Manhattan Avenue, Brooklyn
(L to Graham Ave.)

Performances by: Whitney Hunter, Jorge Rojas, Sister Sylvester, drearysomebody (Lindsey Drury), Anya Liftig, Hiroshi Shafer, Emily Wexler, Ivy Castellanos, Alejandro T. Acierto, Jessica Pavone, Charmaine’s Names, Brian Zegeer and BabyCopperhead, Toby Driver, and others.

The Compendium invites these artists to research their relationships with technology, technicalities, and technics. Artists across disciplines manipulate, access, and utilize objects and systems, interacting with technics that are present in performance situations, both as part of the technicalities of presentation, and as instruments, tools, devices, visibility and amplification aids, and as part of documentation, methodological means, and aesthetic and political vehicles.

We ask, how do artists use technical means to their ends? How are techniques and technology related and/or unrelated? How are technics/technology/techniques developed and chosen as part of artistic practice, using what kinds of concerns? Who has access to technology and techniques/technics and how do they commodify/become commodified and/or de-commodify/become de-commoditized?

In an exploration of these considerations, artists will present work to the public during two nights:

 Friday June 22: Hiroshi Shafer, Alejandro Acierto, Lindsey Drury, Charmaine Names, Ivy Castellanos, Amy Wexler and Sister Sylvester will perform in the CPR spaces in the absence of colloquially-defined “technology,” sans electricity, sans amplification, stripping the work of all forms of technics, even in some cases, attempting to perform without “technique.” Audiences must be present in the space to experience the work. Documentation will consist of written descriptions.

Saturday, June 23: Lindsey Drury, Sister Sylvester, Jorge Rojas, Rafael Sanchez, Anya Liftig, Jessica Pavone, Ivy Castellanos, Whitney Hunter, and Alejandro Acierto have access to CPR’s “cutting edge” technological array, including multiple projectors, sound system, and lighting grid, and may bring in their own technological devices, set-ups, electronics, and mechanisms. Audiences may view streamed performances from computers all over the world and performances will be documented on digital video.

A public round-table discussion on Saturday, June 23rd at 4pm will allow us to reflect on the collective research performed, involving the artists from the project and including other voices in live performance. Come be a part and see these incredible artists present new work!

About the Compendium

Over the course of 2012, The Compendium initiative will experiment with hybrid modes of curation, exchange, and presentation, producing exhibitions, performances, publications, and more.

The Compendium is comprised of artists who are deeply engaged with their communities. Organizing both as artists and as directors of alternative arts spaces, curators, members of ensembles and collectives, arts writers, and as agents of cultural influence, we form a “living compendium” to channel multiple agendas, intentions, and ideas into concrete support for artists and grassroots arts organizations.

The Compendium functions via face-to-face meetings, sharing time, funding, space, critical analysis, materials, transportation, residencies, publicity, skills, and other resources.

The Compendium organizers on this project are (in alphabetical order): Thomas Bell (Spread Art),Ian Colletti (Vaudeville Park), Christina DeRoos (Spread Art), Valerie Kuehne (The Super Coda), Brian McCorkle (Panoply Performance Laboratory, Varispeed), Esther Neff (Panoply Performance Laboratory, PERFORMANCY FORUM), Paul Pinto (thingNY, Seven Immediacies Series, Varispeed)

 

Bushwick Open Studios 2012

Spread Art Announces three events for Bushwick Open Studios 2012

 

Spread Art Summer Group Show V 

Spread Art’s 5th annual “Summer Group Show” will include the works of multiple visual artists working in a variety of mediums and feature the works of Spread Art’s current artists-in-residence,Thomas Bell, Christina deRoos, Valerie Kuehne, Brian McCorkle,and Esther Neff. Also on display will be works by , Ventiko, Erin Partridge, Erika Sabel, Panoply Lab, Jorge Rojas, Nicholas, Burgess, Aimee Chappell Hertog, Alix Maubrey, Justin Orvis Steimer, Christian Stolarz, Abigail Weg, Lara Goetzl, Michael Blase, Michael Pawlus and more. Installations, Photography, Painting, Video, Street Art, Drawing, Sculpture, Mixed Media.

Expanding on the single performance at last year’s Summer Group Show, Spread Art will host performances on Friday night from 8pm to 10pm and Saturday from 4pm to 10pm. Performances are curated by Spread Art’s artists-in-residence and include Live Music, Performance Art, Sonic Works, Live Video Streams and more. Participating performers include: Elinor Thompson, Esther Neff, Heather Warren Crow, Felix Morelo, Valerie Kuehne, Brian McCorkle, Kanene Holder, Rafael Sanchez, Miles Pflanz, Amy X Neuburg, Jane Gabriels, Diamond Terrifier with Visuals (Trouble).

You can watch the Live Stream Feed on Spread Art’s U-Stream Channel.   http://www.ustream.tv/channel/spread-art-bklyn

Dates & Times
Friday June 1st, 2012, 6pm - 10pm (performances at 8pm - 10pm)
Saturday June 2nd, 2012, 12pm-10pm (performances at 4pm - 10pm)
Sunday June 3rd, 2012, 12pm-6pm

 

"Spread Art Outdoors" at The Morgan Stop

“Spread Art Outdoors” will bring the art to the people!

Beginning on Saturday at 1pm, “The Parade of Art” will gather outside the Morgan stop L train on Bogart st and make its way to The Animamus Art Salon at the Starr Street Studios above the Bushwick Starr (207 Starr St 3rd floor) Come Join the Parade of Art Work and the ‘Speaker of the Dead’ gypsy brass folk punk band as we march throughout the neighborhood. To participate please email: Thomas@spreadart.org. 

“Live Stream Interviews” will be happening during “The Parade of Art” as well as in and around the Morgan L stop on Saturday from 3pm to 4pm and on Sunday between 12 and 7pm enjoy, "Speading Art Outdoors.   Join Spread Art Founder and Co-Director, Thomas Bell as he interviews festival attendees, artists and just about anyone else he sees on the streets.  You can watch the Live Stream Feed on Spread Art’s U-Stream Channel.   http://www.ustream.tv/channel/spread-art-bklyn

Begun at the first Bushwick Open Studios in 2006 and continued for Beta Spaces in 2009, for the third installment of “Bushwick Is…”, let us know what Bushwick is! When you see the “Live Stream Interviews” happening, that is your time to let Spread Art and the world know what you think “Bushwick Is…” in 2012.

There will be also be Live Performances both days in and around the Morgan L train stop!

Dates and Times:
Saturday June 2nd, 2012, 1pm - 1:30pm and 3pm -4pm
Sunday June 3rd, 2012, 12pm - 7pm

 

The Parade of Art

Beginning on Saturday at 1pm, “The Parade of Art” will gather outside the Morgan L train stop on Bogart St and march to The Animamus Art Salon at the Starr Street Studios above the Bushwick Starr (207 Starr St 3rd floor) Come Join the Parade of Art Work and the ‘Speaker of the Dead’ gypsy brass folk punk band as we march throughout the neighborhood. Live Performances along the way! The Parade of Art will also be streamed live to the internet. You can watch the Live Stream Feed on Spread Art’s U-Stream Channel.   http://www.ustream.tv/channel/spread-art-bklyn

Dates & Times
Saturday June 2nd, 2012, 1pm -2pm

 

 

Spread Art Co-Directors, Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos. Three New Videos!

Here are some videos of recent performances by Spread Art Co-Directors, Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos!  Enjoy.

 

playing with myself playing with yourself

Christina deRoos, Anya Liftig and Thomas Bell - collaboration at Bronx Art Space.

 

 

Thomas Bell, Christina deRoos, Anya Liftig
April 29, 2012
Bronx Art Space

Part of ITINERANT: FESTIVAL FOR CONTEMPORARY PERFORMANCE ART

March 30th - May 12th, 2012
Brooklyn, Queens, Manhattan, Bronx, Staten Island
New York City, USA

QMAD, Queens Media Arts Development is pleased to present ITINERANT, the annual festival for Contemporary Performance Art initiated by artist, Hector Canonge in Queens in 2011. This year’s festival is a citywide program to be presented in collaboration with galleries, artist-run spaces and public institutions in the five boroughs in New York City. ITINERANT 2012 focuses on live performative works that treat notions of intimacy, self-reflection, and introspection. Artists working in performance art were selected to participate from an open call that attracted more than 175 local, national and international submissions. Forty five artists will present new and existing works exploring the program’s theme over a period of five weeks, March 30 - May 12, 2012.

 

Performancy Forum XX: Con(Text)

February 11th, 2012 at Vaudville Park - Brooklyn, NY

Thomas Bell and Christina deRoos -  part of PERFORMANCY FORUM XX: Con(Text). Thank you Esther Neff, co-director of the Panoply Performance Laboratory (PPL), for including us in this opportunity.

 

PERFORMANCY FORUM XX: Con(Text)

Hector Canonge!
Ivy Castellanos!
Birgit Larson!
Ellen O’Meara!
Thomas Bell & Christina deRoos!
Meghann Snow!

AND OTHERS!!!