Voices From the Boroughs
Jason Lewis | Ann Marie Mc Donnell | Carol Pereira | Miguelangel Ruiz | Martha Trivizas
Carol Pereira
(Queens)
Trial 2: Muriel and Travis 2007, Archival water-base marker and digital print on somerset, 20x30”. $3000
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Trial 3: Lisa and Will 2007, Archival water-base marker and digital print on somerset, 20x30”. $3000
Trial 7: Jonas, Nicole and Muriel 2007, Archival water-base marker and digital print on somerset, 20x30”. $3000
Trial 5: Carol and Kambui [for physical display], 2007, Archival water-base marker and digital print on somerset, 20x30”. $3000
Artist Statement
I was born in New York City, in Washington Heights. With a BFA at Cooper Union and a MFA at the Yale School of Art, followed by a Fulbright grant in India, as well as a number of residency programs such as Skowhegan, The Atlantic Art Center, Yaddo, MacDowell, Art OMI, ACAC in Japan, and FACETS in Bangalore, India. Orchestrating performances in India, Japan, and the United States groups of participants were loosely choreographed to perform intimate, aggressive, or ridiculous actions and gestures in an effort to explore the translation of direction, the dynamic relationship between individual and group psychology, and the negotiation of personal space.
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Making Visible the Invisible
New York City is a raw, unbridled and unique symphonic and polyrhythmic sonic landscape, but WHAT DOES THE NEW YORK CITY SOUNDSCAPE LOOK LIKE? Hit us with your best shot and your photo could become a significant part of a city-wide photographic collaboration this August 2010 at The Greene Space.
WNYC's The Greene Space is the place for the Battle of the Boroughs, a showdown series designed to bring out the best undiscovered bands and ensembles of all genres, instrumentalists, singers, DJs, spoken word artists and performance artists in the five boroughs. Several acts from each borough were selected to perform and compete to represent their borough in the Ultimate Battle of the Boroughs, where one act will win a concert in The Greene Space.
on air, online and on the street
A new destination for artists and audiences, The Greene Space was created for live performances, signature WNYC radio shows and video webcasts — with concerts, audio theatre, political and cultural discussions, visual arts, public radio events and more.
Listen at 93.9 FM and AM 820
Webcasts at wnyc.org/thegreenespace
Live shows at 44 Charlton Street @ Varick
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