Friday, May 14, 2010
MIT SWEATLODGE EVENT - May 21 - 22, 2010
Friday May 21 through Sunday May 22
Location: Richard Fleischner Courtyard on the MIT Campus, 25 Ames St.
MIT students from the Society of Creatives, Department of Architecture, Program in Art, Culture, & Technology and Media Arts & Sciences will host a weekend-long inflatable art intervention on the MIT campus. Happening over 3 themed days, "Construct," "Experience," and "Deconstruct," Sweat Lodge will feature performances, happenings, structures, workshops, and experiences focusing on social and sensory perception. The project is designed to foster creative collaboration between MIT students and the communities of MIT, Cambridge, and Boston.
Participants include: Jerry Adler, Haseeb Ahmed, Veronica Barerra, Clare Bayley, Emily Berger, Erik Benjamins, Jess Camacho, Adam Collins and Chris Clepper, Sam Cohen & Faye Nixon, Dorian Dargan, Jegan Vincent de Paul, Deborah Egloff, Madeline Elish, Claxton Everett, Ryan O'Toole & AKA/Noah Feehan, Mary Hale & Brandon Roy, Quinnton J. Harris, Catherine Havasi, Audrey Horst, Sohin Hwang & Jaekyung Jung, Seth Hunter, Sam Kronick, Amanda Leaman, Amy LeMessurier, Ray Luo, Charlie Mathis, Catherine McMahon & Amanda Moore, Maria Molteni, Fred Montiel, Ashley Nash, Ahn D. Nguyen, Robert Ochshorn, Kathryn Payne, Hannah Perner-Wilson, Angela Ratto, Johanna Reed, David Robert, Patrick Rodriguez, Carlos Ruvacalba, Wayne Stokes, Arya Tafvizi & Arash Wakers, Emily Tow, Alise Upitis, Gabriele Urbonaite, Noah Vawter, Nick Wang, Jeff Warren, Jess Wheelock, Sarah Witt, and Ian Wojtowicz.
Projects will facilitate experiential environments for audience participants through performance, architecture, installation, sound, visuals, smell, taste or other sensory media. Projects are designed to respond to architecture and the spatial, social, and environmental context which they will inhabit.
Schedule & Additional Information Regarding Participating Artists below.
Sweat Lodge was engineered by Ryan O'Toole & Amanda Moore with MIT Society of Creatives (SOCS)
This Event was Made Possible with Support from The Council for the Arts at MIT (CAMIT)
http://socs.mit.edu/SweatLodge/Index
Located outdoors on the MIT Campus in the grassy area between Whitaker College E25, Wiesner Building E15, & MIT Medical E23. See whereis.mit.edu for directions.
Location: Richard Fleischner Courtyard on the MIT Campus, 25 Ames St.
MIT students from the Society of Creatives, Department of Architecture, Program in Art, Culture, & Technology and Media Arts & Sciences will host a weekend-long inflatable art intervention on the MIT campus. Happening over 3 themed days, "Construct," "Experience," and "Deconstruct," Sweat Lodge will feature performances, happenings, structures, workshops, and experiences focusing on social and sensory perception. The project is designed to foster creative collaboration between MIT students and the communities of MIT, Cambridge, and Boston.
Participants include: Jerry Adler, Haseeb Ahmed, Veronica Barerra, Clare Bayley, Emily Berger, Erik Benjamins, Jess Camacho, Adam Collins and Chris Clepper, Sam Cohen & Faye Nixon, Dorian Dargan, Jegan Vincent de Paul, Deborah Egloff, Madeline Elish, Claxton Everett, Ryan O'Toole & AKA/Noah Feehan, Mary Hale & Brandon Roy, Quinnton J. Harris, Catherine Havasi, Audrey Horst, Sohin Hwang & Jaekyung Jung, Seth Hunter, Sam Kronick, Amanda Leaman, Amy LeMessurier, Ray Luo, Charlie Mathis, Catherine McMahon & Amanda Moore, Maria Molteni, Fred Montiel, Ashley Nash, Ahn D. Nguyen, Robert Ochshorn, Kathryn Payne, Hannah Perner-Wilson, Angela Ratto, Johanna Reed, David Robert, Patrick Rodriguez, Carlos Ruvacalba, Wayne Stokes, Arya Tafvizi & Arash Wakers, Emily Tow, Alise Upitis, Gabriele Urbonaite, Noah Vawter, Nick Wang, Jeff Warren, Jess Wheelock, Sarah Witt, and Ian Wojtowicz.
Projects will facilitate experiential environments for audience participants through performance, architecture, installation, sound, visuals, smell, taste or other sensory media. Projects are designed to respond to architecture and the spatial, social, and environmental context which they will inhabit.
Schedule & Additional Information Regarding Participating Artists below.
Sweat Lodge was engineered by Ryan O'Toole & Amanda Moore with MIT Society of Creatives (SOCS)
This Event was Made Possible with Support from The Council for the Arts at MIT (CAMIT)
http://socs.mit.edu/SweatLodge/Index
Located outdoors on the MIT Campus in the grassy area between Whitaker College E25, Wiesner Building E15, & MIT Medical E23. See whereis.mit.edu for directions.
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