[spectre] UCIRA State of the Arts Conference
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http://www.ucira.ucsb.edu/conference.html
State of the Arts 2008: Demonstration
Schedule of Events, November 6 – 8, 2008
The UC Institute for Research in the Arts will once again host State of
the Arts 2008, an annual arts showcase/conference, bringing together
artists, scholars, and arts administrators from across the UC system and
beyond. This year's program engages the theme of "demonstration" and
will include performances, installations, presentations, interventions,
workshops, and nightly events. Located at a different UC campus each
year, this year's program will be hosted by UC Riverside and situated in
the historic downtown district.
demonstrate v. 1. show (feelings etc) by experiment 2. describe and
explain (a proposition, machine etc) by experiment, use etc. 3.
logically prove or be proof of 4. take part in or organize a public
demonstration; demonstrator n. 1,3 make evident, establish, exhibit (see
also PROVE) 1,2 display, illustrate see also EXPLAIN 1,4 march, rally,
protest L. demonstrare de+monstrare; see MONSTER-ATE
Thursday, November 6th
6:00-9:00 PM
In conjunction with the City of Riverside’s Artwalk, UCIRA is proud to
present Buckworld I on the downtown pedestrian mall. Buckworld is a
theatrical production created by Rickerby Hinds, Assistant Professor of
Theatre at UC Riverside. The production combines krump dancing and
spoken word poetry, and has been featured at the New Los Angeles Theater
Center and the Oregon Shakespeare Festival.
The Free Improvisation Ensemble will also present a freestyle theater
project. Since its founding in 2001, the ensemble has brought together
musicians, dancers, visual, media and theater artists working in both
traditional and experimental performance genres. The ensemble has
presented frequent performances on the UCR campus, and has appeared in a
variety of performance venues throughout Southern California, including
the Roy O’ Disney Hall at The California Institute for the Arts, The
Technika Radika Festival at the University of California, San Diego, and
the Open Fist Theatre in Hollywood.
Friday November 7th
8:00-9:00 – Registration and Coffee – Life Arts Center, 3485 University
Avenue
9:00-9:15 – Campus Welcome by Dean Stephen Cullenberg and Professor
Renee Coulombe, UC Riverside
9:15-10:00 – UCIRA Team Opening Remarks: “UCIRA: former/future” Kim
Yasuda (UCSB) / Dick Hebdige (UCR) / Holly Unruh (UCSB) / Marko Peljhan
(UCSB)
10:00-10:30 – Featured Speaker: Clementine Deliss (Future Academy,
Edinburgh College of Art) Future Academy: Roaming, Prelusive, Permeable
10:30-12:00 – Demonstration I: Spacing Out
Julie Wyman (UC Davis) – On the Platform: locating the
possibilities of athletic performance
Daniel Carrera (Los Angeles) – Primera Comunión
Sierra Brown (CSULB) – Port-to-Class Supercommute 2007
Richard Ross (UC Santa Barbara) – Politics to Beauty and Back
again, or, you do what you gotta do.
Kim Yasuda (UC Santa Barbara / UCIRA), moderator
12:00-1:00 – Lunch (provided to registered participants)
1:00-1:30 – Featured Speaker: Toby Miller (UC Riverside): Talking Rubbish
1:30-3:00 – Demonstration II: In the Classroom
Micha Cardenas (UC San Diego) – Collective Art Practice in
the mediated public space of Second Life
EG Crichton + Dee Hibbert-Jones (UC Santa Cruz) – Politics
of Public Space/Gestures of Subversion
ShiPu Wang (UC Merced) – The Effecting Eye
3:00-3:30 – Featured Speaker: Bruce Ferguson (Future Arts Research,
Arizona State University) – How I went 2 F.A.R.
3:30-5:00 – Roundtable ( Future Art + the Academy) with UC Arts Deans
Stephen Cullenberg (Dean, UC Riverside)
David Marshall (Dean, UC Santa Barbara)
Christopher Waterman (Dean, UC Los Angeles)
Kim Yasuda (UC Santa Barbara / UCIRA)
Dick Hebdige (UC Riverside)
Bruce Ferguson (F.A.R @ ASU)
5:00-6:00 – Opening Reception, Life Arts Studios
*please see UCIRA staff if you will need transportation to
the UC Riverside campus for the 8:00pm Media Event*
8:00 –Media Event, Arts Building Performance Lab, Room 166 (UC Riverside)
The Kaiborg Duo (Jeff Kaiser, David Borgo)
Gamelan Plesetan (Rene Lysloff, no.e Parker, Renee
Coulombe, Sapto Raharjo)
Compositions by Pablo Ortiz (UC Davis) with Ira Glansbeek
Chia-Yi Seetoo (UC Berkeley) + Paula K. (UC Berkeley)
(In)visible C ties
Synthia Payne (UC Santa Cruz) Telematic Performance
Saturday, November 8th
8:30-9:30 – Registration and Coffee – Life Arts Center, 3485 University
Avenue
9:30-11:00 – Demonstration III: Push Play
Pablo Ortiz (UC Davis) – Recent Compositions
Marsia Alexander-Clarke (Riverside, CA) – Tapestries
Sara Wookey (UC Los Angeles) – Walking LA/(Sur)facing the City
Michael Dessen (UC Irvine) – Telematics and Improvisation
at the Turn of the 21st Century
Marko Peljhan (UC Santa Barbara / UCIRA), moderator
11:00-12:30 – Demonstration IV: Actors, Avatars and Cyberselves
Brenda Varda (Los Angeles) + Perry Hoberman (Los Angeles) –
Cyberlilly 7
Annie Loui (UC Irvine) – Falling Girl
James Tobias (UC Riverside) – Stylistics of Wii
Danny Scheie (UC Santa Cruz), moderator
12:30-1:30 – Lunch (provided to registered participants)
Pat Payne’s demonstration Crawl will take place on the pedestrian mall
throughout the morning. Crawl is an anti-war performance honoring female
soldiers who have been killed in the War on Terror or been raped by
their military comrades while serving their country. The work is
inspired by the Superman performances by william pope.l, and is meant to
bring attention to women in the military.
1:30-3:00 – Demonstration V: Fleshing Out
Pat Payne (Los Angeles) – Crawl
Assaf Pocker (Los Angeles) – ScarTissue
Aloha Tolentino (UC Riverside) – Confession – (with Eric
Lorico and Ben Busa)
Isabella van Elferen (Utrecht University, Netherlands)
Renee Coulombe (UC Riverside), Anna Scott (UC Riverside),
moderators
3:00-4:30 – Demonstration VI: Acting, Ghosting, Gaming
Brandon Woolf (UC Berkeley) + Michael Shane Boyle (UC
Berkeley) – The Tiger and the Philosopher: A
Performance-Lecture on Günter Grass' The Plebeians Rehearse the
Uprising
Tanner Higgin (UC Riverside) – Performative Play: Revising
the Politics of Virtual Worlds
Synthia Payne (UC Santa Cruz) – The Telematic Circle
David Familian (UC Irvine), moderator
4:30-6:00 – Demonstration VII: Blended Events
Tim Labor (UC Riverside) + Martha Demson (Open Fist
Theatre, Los Angeles) – Interdisciplinarity and
the 99-Seat Theatre System
Jenifer Wofford (UC Berkeley) – Galleon Trade Art Exchange
California/Mexico/Phillippines
Martin Tickle (DJ Dragonfly)
Tyler Stallings (UC Riverside) – A Discussion of the
Freshly Minted MFA as Surveyed in Compass 2007: New Art from
the University of California's MFA Programs
Rickerby Hinds (UC Riverside), Matthias Geiger (UC Davis),
moderators
6:00-7:00 – Reception, Florence Room, Life Arts Center
8:00 –Peripheral Visions Events, Life Arts Center
Show the Instruments: A Tactical Trade Show
with Larry Bogad, Steve Lambert and Aaron Gach
Improviser Michael Dessen
Video installation by Marsia Alexander-Clarke
Performance by Dick Hebdige (This I believe)
Film Screening by Daniel Carrera (Primera Comunión)
Film Screening by Ernesto Rios (Contaminated Valley)
Fashion by Feral by Cat Chloe, the Chakra Raw line and
Danielle Delia Designs
Dance and Music Installation by DJ Dragonflyand Adaptable Girl
Sunday, November 9th
10:00-11:30 – UCIRA grants workshop – California Museum of Photography,
3824 Main Street, at University Avenue. UCIRA program staff will
provide information and engage in an open dialogue that provides insight
into the institute’s past and future grants programming as well as
practical guidance to the application process.
12:00 – Caravan to High Desert Test Sites – Leaving from the Mission
Inn. Sign up sheet and maps will be available
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