Residencies
The DCP Residency Program is a discursive format consisting of exhibitions, screenings, lectures, seminar, and publications that highlight the various dimensions of production by Ph.D. students in the Visual Art Department's Art Practice program.
The DCP Residency Program is a discursive format consisting of exhibitions, screenings, lectures, seminar, and publications that highlight the various dimensions of production by Ph.D. students in the Visual Art Department's Art Practice program.
Tim Ridlen
Tim Ridlen
What is Enlightenment?
What is Enlightenment?
Installation, lecture and film screening
Installation, lecture and film screening
November 20, 2014 - February 5, 2015
November 20, 2014 - February 5, 2015
Ph.D. candiate in Art Practice
Ph.D. candiate in Art Practice
Visual Arts @ SME 406
Visual Arts @ SME 406
As the first artist-in-residence at the DCP from November to March, Ph.D. candidate Tim Ridlen presented his work-in-progress on the Artist's Field Library. Question the interrelation of art and knowledge production within the university system by taking up themes implicit in Pier Paolo Pasolini's 1996 film The Hawks and the Sparrows, Ridlen's residency culminated in the first three video essays performed live as a lecture in the SME Visual Arts Presentation Lab.
As the first artist-in-residence at the DCP from November to March, Ph.D. candidate Tim Ridlen presented his work-in-progress on the Artist's Field Library. Question the interrelation of art and knowledge production within the university system by taking up themes implicit in Pier Paolo Pasolini's 1996 film The Hawks and the Sparrows, Ridlen's residency culminated in the first three video essays performed live as a lecture in the SME Visual Arts Presentation Lab.
Kate Clark
Kate Clark
Parking Lot Park
Parking Lot Park
Reception and catalogue release for Parking Lot Park, a sound promenade and drive-in theatre in Marian Bear Memorial Park created by MFA alumnus Kate Clark and Music Ph.D. Sam Dunscombe. Consisting of maps, concepts, and related ephemera, the catalogue publication features an essay by Ph.D. candidate Melinda Guillen which draws connections between the project and the recent work of writer/activist Lucy Lippard. The publication launch included a screening of Clark and Dunscombe’s film Parking Lot Park: Seven Stories of San Clemente Canyon (2014).
Reception and catalogue release for Parking Lot Park, a sound promenade and drive-in theatre in Marian Bear Memorial Park created by MFA alumnus Kate Clark and Music Ph.D. Sam Dunscombe. Consisting of maps, concepts, and related ephemera, the catalogue publication features an essay by Ph.D. candidate Melinda Guillen which draws connections between the project and the recent work of writer/activist Lucy Lippard. The publication launch included a screening of Clark and Dunscombe’s film Parking Lot Park: Seven Stories of San Clemente Canyon (2014).