Artist, Filmmaker, Techie
A new programming/performance, tentatively called *nix Genealogy, was part of the “1969″ show curated by Vincent Ramos, on December 5, 2009, at Dan Graham. “’1969′ is a show of performance-based works that respond to the key events of 1969 and/or uses them as a catalyst for commenting on our current state of affairs in this [...]
I took part in the recent ETERNAL TELETHON, with Audrey J. Chan, on November 1st, 2009. We did a performance roughly called, War and Peace. We went back and forth in a percussive dialog, with Audrey tap dancing as Peace and me playing a parred down drum kit as War. Documentation will be coming soon. [...]
The Neighborhood Network Watch got back into action, when it participated in “A Day in LA: Washington Blvd Art Concert” that took place on October 11th, 2009. “A Day in LA” consisted of art works, interventions, and performances by artists along the 27 mile stretch of Washington Blvd that runs from Whittier to Venice. The [...]
The Neighborhood Network Watch Keyword Analysis Application (NNWKAA) has been included in the book “Programming From A to Z” by the Interactive Telecommunications Program at New York University. The book takes a look at work that uses procedural analysis for the generation of text that does not rely on gallery spaces, screens, and venues to [...]