Unhappy Readymade, The Commons
On view through 1/18-2/4
Curated by Sarah MacWright and Jessica Hamlin
Ariel Julian Abrahams, Lisa Barnshaw and Class 602, Dipti Desai, Ana Marva Fernandez, Géraldine de Haugoubart, Dana Joy Helwick, Allison Jarrett, Elizabeth Kroberger, Daniel Rampulla, Laura Schneider, Mara Siegel, Crystal Marie Thomas and JJ Veronis
On view through 1/18-2/4
Curated by Sarah MacWright and Jessica Hamlin
Ariel Julian Abrahams, Lisa Barnshaw and Class 602, Dipti Desai, Ana Marva Fernandez, Géraldine de Haugoubart, Dana Joy Helwick, Allison Jarrett, Elizabeth Kroberger, Daniel Rampulla, Laura Schneider, Mara Siegel, Crystal Marie Thomas and JJ Veronis
1. Installation View
2. Lisa BarnshawNachos
Create a plate of nachos without using food. Then eat them. Document the leftovers.
3. Daniel RampullaYour Teacher Look
Give your best teacher look.
4. Daniel RampullaYour Teacher Look
Give your best teacher look.
5. Installation View
6. Ana Marva Fernandez
(Lengua)ge
These objects represent words. When I write an email in Spanish, I often search for these words on Google to borrow their accent marks: cántaro, mérito, película, corazón, acústico (jug, merit, movie, heart, acoustic)
1. Arrange these objects to create new meanings.
2. Take a Polaroid snapshot.
3. Pin it on the wall
7. Lisa Barnshaw and Class 602
Instructions from the Sixth Grade
I would like to see an adult use markers and crayons to make a replica of the Eiffel Tower.
8. Lisa Barnshaw and Class 602
Instructions from the Sixth Grade
I would like to see an adult sculpt a chicken with tissues.
9. Lisa Barnshaw and Class 602
Instructions from the Sixth Grade
I would like to see an adult protest against uniforms.
10. Ana Marva Fernandez
(Lengua)ge
Detail
11. Laura Schneider
Confessed
Tear a sheet. Make a confession. Dip it in water. Pin it up to dry.
12. Géraldine de Haugoubert
Lightscape North East
Part 1
Imagine looking N.E. at dawn in a local landscape. Draw what you see. Pay special attention to the quality of the light in the sky and how it makes you feel. On the back of your drawing, write about your experience of this lightscape. Post your drawing and flip the work of someone else to expose the text or drawing.
Imagine looking N.E. at dawn in a local landscape. Draw what you see. Pay special attention to the quality of the light in the sky and how it makes you feel. On the back of your drawing, write about your experience of this lightscape. Post your drawing and flip the work of someone else to expose the text or drawing.
Part 2
In the next few days, repeat this exercise at dawn again, but this time go to the actual place you chose in Part 1, and capture the image as a photograph or another drawing. Again, write about your experience. Post your image and flip the work of someone else to expose the text or drawing.
In the next few days, repeat this exercise at dawn again, but this time go to the actual place you chose in Part 1, and capture the image as a photograph or another drawing. Again, write about your experience. Post your image and flip the work of someone else to expose the text or drawing.
13. Mara Siegel
Play Pretend
Identity is not static. Different scenarios in our everyday lives give us the opportunity to experience different versions of ourselves. Take a card, read the cue, and act it out. Once you are done, post your card on the wall.
14. Dipti Desai
Invisible Work
Make an invisible work of art.
15. Installation View
16. Installation View
17. Dipti Desai
Invisible Work
Make an invisible work of art.
18. Lisa Barnshaw
My Secret
Create a self-portrait about your secret.
19. JJ Veronis
PS Power Desk
1 ● Discover desktop.
2 ● Engage desktop.
3 ● Read & solve riddle to unlock desk & access art making contents.
4 ● Read & consider your mission.
5 ● Get busy!
6 ● Document work and register with www.pspowertop.org
2 ● Engage desktop.
3 ● Read & solve riddle to unlock desk & access art making contents.
4 ● Read & consider your mission.
5 ● Get busy!
6 ● Document work and register with www.pspowertop.org
20. Ana Marva Fernandez
Essential Mexico
Color your place-mat using red, white and green crayons!
Of E.D. Hirsch’s five thousand names, phrases and dates, essential for a thorough education, twenty-seven pertain to Chicano Culture. Learn them to supplement your cultural understanding: 1492, Adiós, Alamo, Alto, Aztecs, Basta, Chicanos, Conquistadores, Diego Rivera, Fiesta, Gracias, Gringo, Hector, Macho, Maestro, Mañana, Mayan Civilization, Mexican War, Mexico, Mexico City, Rio Grande, Señor, Señora, Señorita, Siesta, Wetback, Zapata
Of E.D. Hirsch’s five thousand names, phrases and dates, essential for a thorough education, twenty-seven pertain to Chicano Culture. Learn them to supplement your cultural understanding: 1492, Adiós, Alamo, Alto, Aztecs, Basta, Chicanos, Conquistadores, Diego Rivera, Fiesta, Gracias, Gringo, Hector, Macho, Maestro, Mañana, Mayan Civilization, Mexican War, Mexico, Mexico City, Rio Grande, Señor, Señora, Señorita, Siesta, Wetback, Zapata
21. Ana Marva Fernandez
Essential Mexico
Color your place-mat using red, white and green crayons!
Of E.D. Hirsch’s five thousand names, phrases and dates, essential for a thorough education, twenty-seven pertain to Chicano Culture. Learn them to supplement your cultural understanding: 1492, Adiós, Alamo, Alto, Aztecs, Basta, Chicanos, Conquistadores, Diego Rivera, Fiesta, Gracias, Gringo, Hector, Macho, Maestro, Mañana, Mayan Civilization, Mexican War, Mexico, Mexico City, Rio Grande, Señor, Señora, Señorita, Siesta, Wetback, Zapata
Of E.D. Hirsch’s five thousand names, phrases and dates, essential for a thorough education, twenty-seven pertain to Chicano Culture. Learn them to supplement your cultural understanding: 1492, Adiós, Alamo, Alto, Aztecs, Basta, Chicanos, Conquistadores, Diego Rivera, Fiesta, Gracias, Gringo, Hector, Macho, Maestro, Mañana, Mayan Civilization, Mexican War, Mexico, Mexico City, Rio Grande, Señor, Señora, Señorita, Siesta, Wetback, Zapata
22. Elizabeth Kroberger
Meditate
Using the materials around you, or none at all, create a meditative space and meditate within that space for a full five minutes.
23. Ariel Julian Abrahams
FROM BIRTH TO DEATH AND BACK AGAIN in 15 steps
24. Crystal Marie Thomas
Humiliation Theatre
25. Crystal Marie Thomas
Humiliation Theatre
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