PUBLIC INTERVENTIONS
Posters state "This building is designed by a local architect.".
They surrounded
10 sites in Rotterdam, the Netherlands to facilitate dialogue on how
locality affects the citys' identity.
Project is one aspect of the intra-disciplinary project beingthere.v2.r'dam.05
ONLINE WORKS
2003
moving in place; online
movements through place[s]
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drivin'
thru Hollywood: The Social History, Built and Natural Environment
of Hollywood, South Carolina
Public
art project includes a postcard sold in tourist locations in
South Carolina that includes a URL so that people can take a
[virtual] drive on Highway 162 which goes through the town;
experiencing the people [via interviews], social history and
architecture of Hollywood. The site includes an e-mail address
so that the viewer can respond to thoughts brought up in the
site: hollywood_SC@hotmail.com. This project was funded in part
by the City of Charleston Office of Cultural Affairs and the
City of North Charleston Cultural Arts program and the South
Carolina Arts Commission which receives support from the National
Endowment for the Arts.
2005
[R][R][F]2005--->XP
as part of Images
Festival Toronto, Canada extasy
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transition
and reinterpretation: A Day Project
Based on a day spent walking through the city of London and was also
created in a day to reflect the time of that experience, with a focus
on giving the viewer the experience of ‘being there’. excerpt
from ‘review’ in FUCKING GOOD ART based in Rotterdam:
The Rotterdam based USA born artist Laurie Halsey Brown has an interesting
online project that we like to bring under your attention. On the
13th of March Laurie was flying from Amsterdam to London for the day
to take a walk through London based on Transition and Reinterpretation,
written by the London based short story writer James Miller. Laurie
presents this project online. In order to read the text you have to
scroll through the website and you will encounter pictures related
to the text. This concept is a beautiful translation of the walk and
makes you feel like actually walking through the city.
2002
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movinginplace.net
Project
space: a working studio that focuses on space and place as a
function of time. When you enter the studio, you see the floor
and fragments of the space via its north/south/east/west sides.These
elements change relative to the time of day wherever you are
[according to your computers clock]. By moving the compass,
you gain a larger perception of the space and an awareness of
place[s].Clicking the text of different places within the windows
of the studio will take you to many evolving site-responsive
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09.04
site included in Witchcraft
exhibition in[R][R][F]
2004 --->XP as part of the Biennale
of Electronic Arts Perth, Australia
"As the title “WitchCraft” already
says, the show refers to “the magic”. But not only connected
to the included art work, the use of technology and the transformation
of contents into a web compatible expression, but also to six
talented but most individually working female artists who use
their craft to create some magic moments, witches in the best
sense of the word, who play with their spiritual power in order
to inspire the audience." -curated by Agricola de Cologne
for JavaMuseum
Irish Museum of Modern Art Dublin, Ireland Open
Museum
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excerpts
from Current English
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part video and net.art project
Museum
Boijmans Van Beuningen Library Collection
Rotterdam,
the Netherlands
Not TV London, UK
Being There
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2001
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9.11:
a dialogue
Created
as a online dialogue space to discuss the importance of art
after 9.11. As part of World Views Residency in the World Trade
Center.
Machida City Museum of Graphic Arts Tokyo, Japan http://art.by.arena.ne.jp
Watershed Media Centre, UK Net_Working Organized
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ARCHITECTURAL INTERVENTIONS [works using video HERE]
2001
Tugboat
Film/Video Screening Series, NYC inside/outside (fireboat)-video
projection onto boat
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1999
these walls under video surveillance
Belfast, N.Ireland
wall text work in train station
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1997 Inside/Out;
Waterfront Exhibition Brooklyn, NY-slide projection onto architecture
Places We Are: a series of site-specific
curated video projects in everyday spaces
2003 EAT
shown in the UNIE restaurant in Rotterdam, The Netherlands
2000 greetings from shown on tour
buses in Ireland and New York City
after a few drinks in Belfast shown in several bars in
Belfast, N. Ireland
1999 after a few drinks shown
simultaneously in eight NYC area bars
1998 moving and traveling shown
on ArtShuttle bus The Downtown Arts Festival, NYC
