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For immediate release: Eyebeam will hold Open Studios for Artists In Residence and Senior Fellows
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Anarchy in the Kitchen: Umami Food & Art Festival 2010
Announcing 2011 Fellows and Winter/Spring Residents
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Fairytale Fashion Show
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MARCH 12 + 13, 2010: MIXER: OLYMPIAD
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MARCH 18 + 20, 2010: ElectroSmog International Festival for Sustainable Immobility
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NEW 2010 EYEBEAM RESIDENT ARTISTS AND FELLOWS
Summer School 2010 STUDIO-BASED MASTERCLASSES
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Thursday, March 4, 2010: Weight of Fall (Waltz) + Collaborative Futures Book Launch & Talk
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Drawing Contemporaries
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Eyebeam + Phaidon Store Summer Cocktail
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MIXER: DâM-FunK & Extreme Animals
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MIXER: VERSION
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Open Studios June 2010
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Open Studios: Fall 2009
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Opening Reception: The Creatomatic
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Patrons, Muses and Professionals
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Performing the Web: JODI and Jeff Crouse & Aaron Meyers
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Postgravity Art :: Syntapiens
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Spook™: The Negro Revolution 1776 – 1781: A Screening
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Summer School: Curatorial Masterclass
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Upgrade! New York 10th Anniversary
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Saddening
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Saddeninghttp://www.alansondheim.org/saddening.mp3Being at the beginning of the Interrupt 2 event at BrownUniversity, I am realizing how sad letters are, and Iplay this tune to show that.   -  Comment  -  Hang out  -  Share
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Main Space: 'Speakers' corners'
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Opening Reception March 15, 6-8PM 'Speakers’ corners', a new performance and installation by Eyebeam Fellow Taeyoon Choi, will be presented at the main exhibition space of Eyebeam Art and Technology from March 1st to April 7th. Building upon previous projects ‘INVISIBLE' (7/2011, NYC) and ‘My friends, there is no friend’ (12/2011, Denmark), 'Speakers' corners' explore the notion of free speech and the various condition of democracies through interventions in the sites of historic protest and riot as well as contemporary privately owned public spaces in New York City.
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Geoff Manaugh in conversation with Mary Mattingly
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What if mobile, self-sufficient living units were the building blocks for future cities? In a time when growing urban populations are faced with environmental, political, and economic instability, and when human and societal dislocation and relocation increasingly erode stable notions of dwelling, Eyebeam Fellow Mary Mattingly's Flock House project represents a group of migratory, sculptural living systems built collaboratively from reclaimed materials that merge with preexisting urban infrastructure. Join us for a conversation between Mary and Geoff Manaugh, author of the influential architecture blog BLDG BLOG and director of Studio-X NYC, the founding node in Columbia University's network of advanced research laboratories exploring the future of cities.
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Unmanned
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Jordan Crandall's Unmanned is a piece of "philosophical theater": a blend of performance art, political allegory, philosophical speculation, and intimate reverie that explores the changing nature of masculinity in the face of automated technologies of war. Jordan conducts a series of monologues in the guise of seven different characters, supplemented with stage action, video, and sound. Each character is an archetype of masculine identity struggling with its own agency and role in the field of deployment -- historically the most complex issue in the field of military endeavor.
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