Filed under: 17 Days S08
17 Days: Spring 2008 - January 10 - April 18, 2008
Richmond Center Art Galleries - Western Michigan University
curated by Adriane Little
The artists included in 17 days for the Spring 2008 semester are: Sylvie Bélanger (Toronto Canada), Tammy Renée Brackett (Hornell New York), Christopher Coleman (Denver Colorado), Roderick Coover (Philadelphia Pennsylvania), Johnathan Franco (Lisbon Portugal), Courtney Grim (Buffalo New York), Deborah Jack (Jersey City New Jersey), Dietmar Krumrey (Mt. Pleasant Michigan), Anna Chiaretta Lavatelli (New York New York), Stephanie Lempert (New York New York), Laleh Mehran (Denver Colorado), Lydia Moyer (Covesville Virginia), Joe Nanashe (Brooklyn New York), David Poolman (Toronto Canada), Myriam Thyes (Düsseldorf Germany) Ling-Wen Tsai (Portland Maine) and Vagner Whitehead (Detroit Michigan)
17 Days: Spring 2008 will also travel to:
University at Buffalo - tba
Alfred State College - tba fall 2008
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this is a really stellar idea. that way everyone gets their own time and attention. will there be a way to see it if I miss a day? or is this part of the show? gotta be there or be square sorta thing?
Comment by heather December 8, 2007 @ 3:15 pmbe there or be square - the concept will be posted soon. But each artist will be assigned to a day and their video will loop all day. In addition to 17 days, there will be a the curated loop, Plus 3 Ferris Wheels, that loop will have many artists and will play for 2 days (mon/tues or wed/thurs) ….
Comment by Adriane December 8, 2007 @ 3:19 pmThis looks to me as a difference between night and day. Time has no boundaries, but we are always on a schedule in life. This only seems true when you have the two image next to each other. I love the perspective you have in the large room of the richmond center.
Comment by Edward Manning March 27, 2008 @ 6:18 pmthe 17 days is a good foot in the door for WMU in their video fine arts area. Many people get to see the work which i really think is good. Rock on video art!
Comment by kevin April 19, 2008 @ 3:52 pm