A big, hearty THANK YOU to all who came out
last weekend to help us prepare for our BIG weekend!
last weekend to help us prepare for our BIG weekend!
You are invited!
Saturday, October 1, 2016 at 5:00pm
I-Park, 428 Hopyard Road, East Haddam
I-Park, 428 Hopyard Road, East Haddam
Int’l Food Stations • Dessert by Creative Cakes by Donna • Silent Auction
Entertainment by Dave Giardina Goza Latin Band + Flamenco Dancers
Entertainment by Dave Giardina Goza Latin Band + Flamenco Dancers
Special thanks to our food and entertainment sponsors:
All proceeds will benefit I-Park’s International Artists-in-Residence Programs
OPEN Studios
Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 2 to 5pm
Sunday, October 2, 2016 at 2 to 5pm
William David Cooper, Music Composition/Sound Sculpture, Massachusetts/Michigan
Saulius Dastikas, Visual Arts, Lithuania
Aasa Ersmark, Moving Image, Sweden
Thierry Godet, Visual Arts, Germany/France
Benjamin Heller, Visual Arts, New York
Laura Morrison, Visual Arts, New York/United Kingdom
Matthew Sheens, Music Composition/Sound Sculpture, New York/Australia
Saulius Dastikas, Visual Arts, Lithuania
Aasa Ersmark, Moving Image, Sweden
Thierry Godet, Visual Arts, Germany/France
Benjamin Heller, Visual Arts, New York
Laura Morrison, Visual Arts, New York/United Kingdom
Matthew Sheens, Music Composition/Sound Sculpture, New York/Australia
NOW AVAILABLE
open to all I-Park supported disciplines
Application Deadline: November 1, 2016
3-week Residency: May 15 – June 5, 2017
Public Exhibition: June 4, 2017
Public Exhibition: June 4, 2017
CLICK HERE for details
Coming Soon . . .
2017 residency program materials for all I-Park supported disciplines
I-Park’s 2017 General Residency Program
Application Deadline: January 16, 2017
Six Residency Sessions between June and October 2017
Link to prior program:
2016 General Residency Program
A big thanks to all who joined and supported us by attending our 2016 Composers + Musicians Collaborative Residency Concerts! A very special thanks to our composers-in-residence, Moon Young Ha and ensemble mise-en, First Congregational Church, Cooley Gallery, and Falcetti Music and Yamaha pianos for helping make the event a success.
Before the Junk Trail, there was the junk pile – a 10-year accumulation of hoarder-mentality debris. Most of the junk consisted of remains from ephemeral art projects that had fallen into disrepair. These projects had previously been installed in the I-Park landscape as environmental sculptures.The Junk Trail, a reorganization of these materials made accessible by an internal trail, was conceived and built in 2010 by sculptor Marco Dessardo. The purpose of the trail was to make these interesting, but otherwise waste, materials conveniently available – but also inviting – to future artists for re-use.
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Patrick Harlin (U.S.), Drone-assisted video, 2015 Music: Birdsongs for the City Dweller, performed by the Calidore String Quartet |
An I-Park classic: Marco Dessardo (France), Tuba, 2008 |
Major Support Provided By:
Banner Images: Photograph of OPEN Studios visitors walking towards Grey Studio by Nancy Pinney; Photograph of Sprouting Waterlilies by Rachel Wilson; Photograph of Meadow Path by Cari Notari.
