Street Arts
Marie Alarcón is a video artist based in West Philadelphia. She has a background in documentary film and frequently collaborates on community documentary projects. Her video art is inspired by liminality, hybridity and memory, which is informed by postcolonial theory and gender studies. Alarcón uses video to create intense dreamscapes, and fantastical visions as a way of leading the viewer towards insights on culture and identity. She is a 2009, Leeway Foundation, Art and Change Grant recipient and is currently exploring post-digital technology and radical autonomy in the context of public art.
- Thomasin Parnes Opens How Many Guys? Remembering My Grandfather Friday July 12th!
On display July 12-26, 2013at 40th Street AirSpace Gallery, 4007 Chestnut St., 1st Floor Opening Reception: Friday, July 12, 2013, 6 - 9pm Gallery Hours: Fridays July 19 and 26, 3-7pm and by appointment (email [email protected])...
- Air Exchange - 8/10/12 - Exhibit Of 2011-2012 Community Engagement Projects + Bbq Reception
Join us on Friday August 10th, 6-8pm, for an exhibit and casual bbq reception for Exchange! This is our very first exhibit of the work completed over the course of residents' community engagement projects. Bid farewell to our 2011-2012 residents,...
- Eloquent Vandals — Nuart Documentary
Last night saw Brooklynite TV screen 'Eloquent Vandals' live over the web. The trailer for the documentary is above. Shot and directed by Martin Hawkes, on location during Norway's Nuart Festival in 2008, Eloquent Vandals features candid interviews...
- Roa Street Art — Brick Lane Bird
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- The Mystery Of Flying Kicks
Murder, sex, drugs, art, politics… sneakers hanging on telephone lines have become a powerful urban symbol, inspiring genesis theories both hilarious and sinister. In an effort to get to the truth once and for all the people of earth were asked to help...
Street Arts
Marie Alarcón: Artist-in-Residence
Marie Alarcón is a video artist based in West Philadelphia. She has a background in documentary film and frequently collaborates on community documentary projects. Her video art is inspired by liminality, hybridity and memory, which is informed by postcolonial theory and gender studies. Alarcón uses video to create intense dreamscapes, and fantastical visions as a way of leading the viewer towards insights on culture and identity. She is a 2009, Leeway Foundation, Art and Change Grant recipient and is currently exploring post-digital technology and radical autonomy in the context of public art.
- Thomasin Parnes Opens How Many Guys? Remembering My Grandfather Friday July 12th!
On display July 12-26, 2013at 40th Street AirSpace Gallery, 4007 Chestnut St., 1st Floor Opening Reception: Friday, July 12, 2013, 6 - 9pm Gallery Hours: Fridays July 19 and 26, 3-7pm and by appointment (email [email protected])...
- Air Exchange - 8/10/12 - Exhibit Of 2011-2012 Community Engagement Projects + Bbq Reception
Join us on Friday August 10th, 6-8pm, for an exhibit and casual bbq reception for Exchange! This is our very first exhibit of the work completed over the course of residents' community engagement projects. Bid farewell to our 2011-2012 residents,...
- Eloquent Vandals — Nuart Documentary
Last night saw Brooklynite TV screen 'Eloquent Vandals' live over the web. The trailer for the documentary is above. Shot and directed by Martin Hawkes, on location during Norway's Nuart Festival in 2008, Eloquent Vandals features candid interviews...
- Roa Street Art — Brick Lane Bird
...
- The Mystery Of Flying Kicks
Murder, sex, drugs, art, politics… sneakers hanging on telephone lines have become a powerful urban symbol, inspiring genesis theories both hilarious and sinister. In an effort to get to the truth once and for all the people of earth were asked to help...