News from LoVid

[LoVid Hinkis-Lapidus]

Hello,
We have two events this week, a performance in NYC and an opening for an exhibition in Daejeon.

* Saturday November 22
Opening of The Brain
Daejeon Museum of Art
http://dmma.daejeon.go.kr/main.do

Telephone Rewired is an immersive art installation that invites the viewer to think about the future of human cognition. Upon entering the installation space, the viewer is engulfed by pulsing light and sound that mimic endogenous brain waveforms and transport the viewer to an altered state of mind in which patterns and internally-generated images seem to appear in your visual field.
This project is a collaboration with Sean Montgomery 

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*Sunday November 23 6pm
Viewing of ReactionWear
Closing event of Out To See
206 Front Street New York, NY

ReactionWear is a new audiovisual performance with wearable technology and movement. LoVid (Tali Hinkis and Kyle Lapidus) together with collaborators Ashley Byler, Sally Im, and Tyler Henry have designed an interface that integrates the body of the performer with technology and the architecture of a performance space.

ReactionWear includes a garment with embedded electronics and sculptural elements that are incorporated into, as well as dictate, the choreography and the audiovisual composition. ReactionWear is part of a new body of work by LoVid that expands on their ongoing experimentation with audiovisual performances through handmade tactile technologies, sculptural instruments, participatory experiences, immersive environments, and interdisciplinary collaborations.

Curated by Sara Reisman. Special thanks to Bryan Ma and Douglas Repetto.

ReactionWear is made possible in part with public funds from the Manhattan Community Arts Fund, supported by the New York City Department of Cultural Affairs in partnership with the City Council and administered by Lower Manhattan Cultural Council.

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*das Super Paper issue 33 

http://dasplatforms.com/magazines/issue-33/ 

We are delighted to be included in the recent issue of das Super Paper. 
This issue on the theme of Material was edited by Caleb Kelly and our contribution is a conversation with Pia Van Gelden. If you are lucky enough to be in Australia you can pick up a free copy. Otherwise you can download the PDF.

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*****ONGOING*****

* Performing Media: Works by Signal Culture Artists in Residence
Everson Museum of Art
http://everson.org/exhibitions/current.php

This group show curated by Signal Culture is still up until January 11. If you are in the Syracuse, check it out.
This exhibition highlights work which was made through a performative process with media art. Artists Benton C Bainbridge, Pat Cain, Jax Deluca & Kyle Marler, Andrew Deutsch, Colleen Keough, LoVid, and Eric Souther are featured with single channel videos, installations, and live performances.

*****UPCOMING*****

We have several performances and collaborations in the works.

*An online exhibition at Streaming Museum

*We have been working with Pauline Oliveros' composition class for the soundtrack og iParade(Troy). The compositions will be performed at a concert on December 5.

*We have been working with choreographer Deborah Goffe for a few years now on a big project. This February, a new choreography by Deborah featuring technological systems and videos we are working on will premier at Hampshire College. 

*We will host some public events to present this Robert Rauschenberg Foundation funded project Reaction Bubble at Real Art Ways in Connecticut.

*We have several performances coming up in NYC this spring with some of our favorite organizations.

*Keep looped in for all these details!