I-Park International Artist-in-Residence Program

Biennale Schedule of Events

1:00 pm moira williams will guide her visitors on a participatory sound walk along the Civerance, Field and Pond Trails, with video projections, site interventions and objects. Gather at the Grape Arbor, letter J on your map.

Approximate time: 40 minutes

2:00 pm Sasha Petrenko will perform her site-responsive “Eco-feminist sci-fi rock opera” at the Leve, out by the pond, letter G on your map.

Approximate time: 15 minutes

3:30 pm moira williams will guide her visitors on a participatory sound walk along the Civerance, Field and Pond Trails, with video projections, site interventions and objects. Gather at the Grape Arbor, letter J on your map.

Approximate time: 40 minutes

4:30 pm Sasha Petrenko will perform her site-responsive “Eco-feminist sci-fi rock opera” at the Leve, out by the pond, letter G on your map.

Approximate time: 15 minutes

5:00 pm Symposium: all the artists will gather in a panel setting to discuss the biennale, their installations and creative processes – as well as various topical issues in the field of site-responsive, ephemeral art. There will be an audience participation segment. The panel will be moderated by community arts advocate, and I-Park fellow, Ana Flores. Please try to hang back for what promises to be a fascinating exchange – as well as a fitting culmination of the 2019 Site-Responsive Art Residency & Biennale!

Approximate time: 60 minutes

Refreshments will be served.

The following artists are participating in this year’s
Site-Responsive Art Residency & Biennale:

Jeremiah Barber, California
Sally Kidall, Australia
Chelsea Leventhal, Germany/U.S.
Anthony Heinz May, New York/Oregon
John Melvin, Washington/France
John R. Neeson, Australia
Sasha Petrenko, Washington/California
Elena Redaelli, Norway/Italy
moira williams, New York


Video by Ted Efremoff: New Years Day on the I-Park Pond. Audio by Tom Nazziola, excerpt from Waltz for MJ.	A Blast from the Past: 2012 Symposium on Ephemeral Art + Architecture

Matthew Trueman, Instrument for Inquiry into the Melody of the Landscape, 2018	Landscape artist Bob Chaplin‘s new digital catalog, including forbidden images from his Forbidden Garden at I-Park.

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A concept piece integrating all 21 works from the 2009 Environmental Art Biennale and a poem by Ted Taylor. Video by Nancy Pinney. Poem read by Ted Taylor at the 2009 Environmental Art Biennale. Audio of ambient sounds of I-Park and selections of sampled and processed sounds by Composer Natalia Mallo.

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