Wednesday, October 03, 2012

[HvEXAS] Nora Chipaumire's Miriam

 

THIS WEEK: Nora Chipaumire's Miriam on Friday + Saturday
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Nora Chipaumire: Miriam: FRI + SAT, OCT 5 +6, 8:00 PM
PERFORMANCE
Nora Chipaumire: Miriam FRIDAY + SATURDAY, OCTOBER 5 + 6, 8 PM
TICKETS

Renowned choreographer and dancer Nora Chipaumire creates her first character driven work—a deeply personal dance-theater performance that looks closely at selflessness, ambition, perfection, and the sacrifice of the feminine ideal.
Peter Matthaes: Art Fraud: Recognizing Authenticity in Art: WED, OCT 10, 6:00 PM
TALK: OBSERVER EFFECTS
Peter Matthaes: Art Fraud: Recognizing Authenticity in Art
WED OCT 10, 6 PM
FREE

Peter Matthaes, director of the Museo D'Arte e Scienza, will present a dynamic discussion on art fraud, and the use of science and the senses to recognize authenticity in art.

Campus Events

FESTIVAL
Rensselaer Arts 40th Anniversary Celebration
FRI + SAT, OCT 5 + 6
TALK
Mars "Curiosity" Rover Program
SAT OCT 6, 9 AM

Selmer Bringsjord + Naveen Sundar G: To Infinity and Beyond!: THU, OCT 11, 12:00 PM
TALK: DETAIL VIEW
Selmer Bringsjord + Naveen Sundar G: To Infinity and Beyond!
THU OCT 11, 12 PM
FREE

Boldly going where no machine has gone before, or ever will, Rensselaer professor Selmer Bringsjord and PhD student Naveen Sundar G. will use EMPAC technology to visualize the infinite.

On View

EXHIBITION
Jennifer + Kevin McCoy: Index
THRU SATURDAY, OCT 13

Inspired by J.G. Ballard's short story "The Index," sprawling sculptures filmed by live cameras present a landscape of people and places that implies an overarching narrative of the 1960s to the present day.

 

Exhibitions are free + open to the public Monday-Saturday, 12-6 PM



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Photo Credits: Antoine Tempe, and courtesy of the artists.

EMPAC 2012-2013 presentations, residencies, and commissions are made possible by continuous support from the Jaffe Fund for Experimental Media and Performing Arts. Additional project support by the National Endowment for the Arts; the National Dance Project of the New England Foundation for the Arts with lead funding from the Doris Duke Charitable Foundation and the Andrew W. Mellon Foundation; the New York State Council for the Arts; Mid Atlantic Arts Foundation with support from the National Endowment for the Arts; Arts Council Norway, Fond for Lyd og Bilde, and Fond for Utøvende Kunstner.


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Tuesday, October 02, 2012

[HvEXAS] Collar City Film Festival :: Looking for submissions!

 


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For Immediate Release!

 

Call for submissions for the Collar City Film Festival vol. 1 !

 

Submission deadline: October 17th at Midnight
Event date: November 3rd
location: 51 Third St, Troy NY

 

We are seeking submissions of short films to be presented on the evening of November 3rd, at 51 Third St. in Troy, NY.  Films will be part of the first ever Collar City Film Festival, a platform for video artists working in the greater capital region and Hudson valley! We are shooting for submissions of films 25 minutes or less, but exceptions can be made.  

 

Also, there is the opportunity for artists wishing to present a 10-minute performance piece during the intermission.  Juggling knives? Tap dancing? Interpretive dance? Freaky weird stuff? Let us know!

 

Please submit video via direct link to: Ryan.T.Jenkins@gmail.com

 

All formats are welcome, so if you need a film projector or a VHS player or some other wacky device just let us know.  You will need to provide proper cabling/tech yourself for anything outside the realm of a computer/projector.

 

Curation of submissions:
Emily Zimmerman
India Lombardi-Bello
Ryan Jenkins
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Monday, October 01, 2012

[HvEXAS] MOHU Returns

MOHU Fest: OCT 5-14

MOHU

OCTOBER 5–14

The MOHU festival returns for ten days this October, celebrating the arts throughout the greater Capital Region of New York.

Beginning Friday, October 5, dozen of venues, artists, and arts organizations from all over Albany, Schenectady, Rensselaer, and Saratoga counties band together to display the strength and diversity of the cultural programming that makes this area so special. From performances to workshops, large ensembles to individual artists, and gallery openings to lectures, MOHU offers something for everyone.

This year spotlights the various geographic hotspots that make up the Capital Region, with Monday, October 8 through Thursday, October 11 each being individually focused on one of the four counties that comprise MOHU. The beginning and closing weekends will feature a tantalizing course of events at venues both big and small. A kick-off fundraising party on Thursday, October 4 will precede the festival, with all proceeds supporting MOHU. The festival wraps up with Drums Along The MOHU, which culminates in a closing celebration at the Egg that is free and open to the public.

Events will be added continuously to the MOHU website - check back regularly for updates.

Come make this year's MOHU even better than the first, and cement its status as this region's holiday for the arts.


This year's MOHU corporate sponsors include: