700 Club, Manhattan, August, 2006.
700 club, Manhattan, August 2006.
I want to fuck like a man, so let me do your self-confidence.
West 30s, Manhattan. Friday, November 18th, 2006. 8 PM. Three like-minded people planned to stage a public experiment. I resist calling it a ‘happening’ because of art historical reasons. I will not call it ‘performance art’ because of the cliche connotations that medium carries.
We only want to fuck back in public.
Date: TBD Location: TBD and withheld
Media: three women, four orange traffic cones, one camera man (if you’re intersted please contact me), reflective tape
Living Room Feed: A Developing Collection of Audio Visual Material from American Television
Each clip is to be played on loop, at various volumes, on separate yet identical television monitors. Monitors are to be installed 2 feet apart from one another on one continuous shelf running the circumference of a white, sqaure gallery space (Brian O’Dougherty, "The White Cube"). Reference to the 1962 installation of Warhol’s Soup Cans at the Ferus Gallery is intended and open for discussion. Shopping for ideologies within a predetermined and restricted ‘market’ questions not only the agency of the consuming spectator but also the status of television/the ’seen object’ as entirely autonomous. What is prescribed to the viewer? What agency, if any, is the viewer of such ‘feed’ allowed?
Freddy, Film ClipsOctober 8, 2006 11:02 am
Living Room Feed — Nuclear Threat
July 2006, FOX News interview with Cham Dallas, Director of the Center for Mass Destruction Defense.
LIVING ROOM FEED: A Developing Collection of Audio Visual Material from American Television
April, 2006: Pat Robertson on "Appalling" Academics
January, 2006: Pat Robertson on Divine Intervention and Sharon’s Death
April, 2006: Pat Robertson Conducts an Interview
