PERFORMANCES
This is the Brooklyn Philharmonic at the Brooklyn Museum.
I am next to the sound booth, in the back, with my laptop.
The projector is up in the light booth.
So that's my computer screen on stage.
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Five Things (2001-2009)
Ritual for a
 Non-repeating Universe (2002-2007)
Presidential Address (2005)
 Animal Magnetism
(2018, 2004, 2001, 2000)
with theater group Mabou Mines
* performed for the Wuzhen Theatre Festival(China)
* discussed in paper published in Rupkatha Journal of the Humanities* performed for the Malta Festival, under a circus tent (Poland)
* performed for Svet a Divadlo Festival, under a circus tent (the Czech Republic)
* discussed in book Svet a Divadlo [in Czech]
* performed at St. Ann's (Brooklyn)
* reviewed in several publications here and in Europe, including a rave in the New York Times
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 The Reverse Color Organ
(2011, 2009)
with painter Ellen Hackl Fagan
* featured in paper for Leonardo Almanac * performed at the New Art Center in NY
* lecture presentation for LISA (Leaders in Software Art) and ICMC (the International Computer Music Conference)
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 Five Things
(2009, 2002, 2001)
for composer Eve Beglarian
* featured in paper for Leonardo Almanac * performed with Sonic Generator (a subset of the Atlanta Philharmonic) in Atlanta
* performed with the Brooklyn Philharmonic at the Brooklyn Museum
* performed at Barrow Music School in NY
* performed at Glapagos Art Space in Brooklyn, NY
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 Ritual for a Non-repeating Universe
(2007, 2005, 2004, 2003, 2002)
for Philippa Kaye Company
* discussed in paper published in Interartive.
* discussed in paper published in Rupkatha Journal of the Humanities* performed at Location 1 in NY
* performed at Merce Cunningham in NY
* performed at Dixon University Settlement and WAX in NY
* A/V version featured at Cinematheque New Media Fest in Germany
* A/V version screened at Hipersonica in Brasil
* A/V version featured at Soundtoys website out of Germany
* A/V version screened at Not Still Art festival in NY
* performed at SWEAT/Debaun in Hoboken, NJ
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 Dagger
(2006)
with choreographer Clarinda MacLow
* performed at WOW in NY
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 Majlesi
(2005)
* performed with dance at the Field in Chelsea art district in NY (with support from a grant from the LMCC)
* featured in Rhizome Artbase online
* featured at The Music Room in London
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 I Got Soul
(2005)
* performed for Tool at Tonic in NY
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 Presidential Address
(2005)
with help from a grant from LMCC and residency with the Field
* performed in 23rd street Field gallery/dance space in Chelsea
* previewed at the Judson Church
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 My Knowledge Will Die with Me
(2003)
* performed for garden series with La Petit Versailles in NY
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 Y Nada Llega/Tastes Like... Ostrich
(2002)
under Doug Elkins
* performed at the Inside Out show in Florida
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 Ecco Porco
(2002)
written/directed by Lee Breuer
* performed at PS122 in NY
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 Crash, the Stupidest Cat in the World
(2002, 1999)
for Fellowship with Suite
* featured at Stuttgarter Filmwinter in Germany
* featured on infos2000 CD in Slovenia
* performed at Toranada in NY
Crash the cat would run and run into a brick wall. Then he'd do it again. Then again. The audience may have been entertained by this innocent slapstick the first time, but by the seventh, it takes on new meanings.
Italian narration: Branka Ruzak
baritone sax: Jack Stucky
cello: Serena Jost
vibes: Sean McCaul
SFX: Matteo Ames, Kat McGowan, Doug Ross
my role: actor, animation programmer, composer, writer
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 The Workings of the Human Brain
(2000)
* performed at Surf Reality in NY
* screened at Horscircuit for Roarartorio/Transmediale tour of Europe
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 Let Them Eat ...
(2000)
* site specific performance in NY
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 The Infernotion Age
(1999)
* performed at Toranada in NY
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 Dr. Spankwell & Miss America
(1998)
* performed at Here in NY
* performed for Segue performance series in NY
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 In the Jungle of Cities
(1991)
directed by Anne Bogart, written by Bertolt Brecht
* performed at the Public Theater in NY (This was the last play officially produced by Joe Papp before he died.)
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