Clearing Your Conscience is on Sale Now
Nicole Gruter
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is Director of the Centre for Screen Studies at the University of Manchester, UK. - Anna Campbell and Chele Isaac
Anna Campbell is associate professor of sculpture at Grand Valley State University. Chele Isaac is a graduate student in the Art Department at UW-Madison. - Anya Liftig
is a Kentucky-based artist. - Aristotle Georgiades
is a sculpture professor at the UW-Madison. - BA Harrington
recently completed her MFA at UW-Madison. - Bob Paris
teaches in the Kinetic Imaging Department in the School of Art at Virginia Commonwealth University. - Caitlin Berrigan
is a Brooklyn-based artist who works in video, sculpture, performance, and interactive art. - Carrie Roy
is a graduate student in the folklore program at UW-Madison. - Dan Schwarzlose
is a Chicago-based artist and director of Elastic Arts Foundation since 1998. - Denise Bookwalter
teaches at Xavier College of Arts and Sciences. - Douglas Rosenberg
is a professor in the Art Department at UW-Madison. - Fred Lonidier
is a Professor on the Visual Arts Faculty at the University of California, San Diego. - Gail Simpson
is a sculpture professor at UW Madison. - Heidi Ganshaw
is a Madison-based artist. - Jeff Fitzgerald
is a Madison-based artist and founder of Revolution Cycles. - Jill Baker and Nelson Goranson
Jill Baker is a graduate student at the University of Iowa Intermedia Program in the Department of Art. Nelson Goranson is a graduate student in the Education Department at the UW-Madison. - Jim Ferris
is a poet and a professor in the Department of Communication Arts at the UW-Madison. - Jose Rodriguez
is a graduate student in the Art Department at UW Madison. - Joyce Campbell
is a Los Angeles based artist working in sculpture, film installations, and photography. She teaches at Scripps College and Claremont Graduate University. - Kate Hewson and Marina Kelly
Kate Hewson is a Madison-based dancer and Arts Residency Coordinator at the UW-Madison. Marina Kelly is a Madison based dancer and artist, and a social worker at Malcolm Shabazz City High School. - Katrina Lamb
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is the collaborative team of artists Megan Katz and Jenny San Martin, both graduate students in the Art department at UW Madison. - Kurt Weston
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is Lecturer in Dance Studies in the National Institute of Creative Arts and Industries at the University of Auckland, New Zealand. - Mary Farmilant
is a Chicago based artist, and teaches photography in the Chicago area. - Matt Irie and Dominick Talvacchio
Chicago-based Irie and Brooklyn-based Talvacchio have been working together since 2002. - Matthew Kluber
is Assistant Professor in the Department of Art at Grinnell College. - Max Liboiron
lives and works in Stonybrook, NY. - Nicole Gruter
is a graduate student in the Art department at UW Madison. - Nikki Renee Anderson
is a Chicago based artist and teaches ceramics in the Chicago area. - Phil Sayers and Esther Sayers
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is Assistant Professor of Photography at The Ohio State University. - Ryan Burghard
recently finished his MFA at the UW-Madison. - Ryan Griffis
is Assistant Professor of New Media at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign. - Sally Grizzell Larson
is a Philadelphia based photographer, filmmaker, and script-writer. - Sarah Kanouse and Nicholas Brown
Sarah Kanouse is Assistant Professor in the Department of Cinema and Photography at the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, where Nicholas Brown is a graduate student in the Department of Landscape Architecture, History and Theory. - Stephanie Liner
recently completed her MFA at the University of Wisconsin-Madison. - Stephen Wetzel
is a Milwaukee-based filmmaker and Education Coordinator at Mata Community Media in Milwaukee. - Terry Nauheim
is a New York-based artist who teaches digital media, computer graphics, and interactive design in the New York City area. - The Art Club
is a group of Madison 4th graders who have been meeting weekly with artist Abby Shotwell for the past three years. The members of the Art Club are: Leaf Anthony, Olive Earley, Gillian Gehri, Linnea Halsten, Sylvia Hecht, Isak Lund, Henry Shotwell, Isaiah Stefan, and Carina Vargas-Nunez
Just wanted to say that I really loved this piece. I was saying in the discussion that I thought it really exemplified how virtuosity can be combined with activity-based performance. I think the labor of washing the yellow ribbon provides a kind of foundation for the vocal performance, and calls attention to how the singing is both beautiful and “artistic” and at the same time also a durational labor. I'm suspicious sometimes of my tendency to romanticize durational, activity performance, but I think this piece shows how well it can work. A lot of virtuoso performers “make it look so easy,” but Nicole makes singing very, productively, UNeasy.
Posted by: Michael Peterson | October 24, 2006 at 02:13 PM