Dear Friends,
This weekend, I’ll be a featured speaker/artist at the Race, Education, and Criminal Justice Conference at the University of Puget Sound in Tacoma, WA (see below for details).
I’m currently at Headlands Center for the Arts for a residency. It’s beautiful, and I feel very fortunate to be here. I’m developing my Creative Capital project, Recapitulation.
Previews of some of this work will take place early next year.
I just received the Conductive
Garboil Grant, which Su Job
created before her untimely death in 2008. A special thank you to her for her
vision and generosity. This grant is awarded to artists that, “demonstrate a
profound ability to challenge the limits of conductive creative discourse and
its effects on our society, pushing the creative act beyond the accepted
limits, definitions, or purposes of art while engaging audiences outside the
aesthetic industrial complex.” I’ll be recognized for this award at Artist
Trust’s 2012 Awards Party, November 1st.
Attached photo of Su Job by Doug Vann
I’ve received a few other awards this year, including an Individual Artists Projects grant from 4Culture. I’ll use this grant to create a new body of work, Assassins, which will be featured in Gallery 4Culture.
My TEDx Tacoma talk from earlier this year can be seen here.
If you happen to be in the Bay Area, Headlands Center for the Arts is having a free open house October 28th from 12pm-5pm.
Stay well,
Paul
Events:
October 6, 2012
Race, Education, and Criminal Justice Conference
University of Puget Sound, Tacoma, WA
8:00am-5:00pm
Featured speaker/cello performance
October 28, 2012
Headlands Center for the Arts
12:00pm-5:00pm
Cello performance
November 1, 2012
Artist Trust 2012 Awards Party
Seattle Center: Experience Music Project
6:30pm-8:30pm
Recognition of the Conductive Garboil Grant