Contributor: Elizabeth Letcher. [pdf width=”100%” height=”1200px”]https://meravtzur.com/wp-content/uploads/2016/01/Birth_Terms_and_Conditions_TNY_Shouts.pdf[/pdf]
Reenactments of Reenactments of a Happy Woman in Relationship– the Alternative Stock Photo Series, (2015-16)
Using the vast archive of photographic imagery available online, this project addresses the constructs of identity and image. Searching “happy woman in relationship” on Google Image, I find common themes in the photographic archive and then reenact the reenactments of the happy couples in the images. I then manipulate them with Photoshop to create compositions […]
Introductions 2015 at Root Division
JoyAbound® (2015)
JoyAbound® is a fictitious company that provides advice to women about how to lead a happier life. This project addresses the constructs of identity as articulated through Internet advertising, imagery, and text. JoyAbound® is constructed as a trade show booth within the gallery. The main section of the performance has a reception desk, attended by […]
Overshare at A Simple Collective
Reenactments of Reenactments of a Happy Woman– the Alternative Stock Photo Series (2015)
Using the vast archive of photographic imagery available online, this project addresses the constructs of identity and image. Searching “happy woman” on Google Image, I find common themes in the photographic archive and then reenact the reenactments of the happy women in the images. I then manipulate them with Photoshop to create compositions that respond […]
Wichita Field Research Station (2015)
Using a digital microscope, gallery visitors investigate various materials in Petri dishes and draw and write their observations in the notebook provided. Field station notebook
In Front of Large Christmas Trees Behind People (2015)
Pill Organizer Mancala Tutorial (2010)
Blindfold (2009)
Participants taking turns guiding a blindfolded peer through a familiar urban area.
19 Headdresses in one week (2009)
The Big Game, sketch (2012-2015)
“Investigation” of Project Nike launch and control sites still visible around the Bay Area, imagining alternative narrative to their original purpose. Participant/contributor: Michael Goodier.