The John D. and Catherine T. MacArthur Foundation kindly granted me a travel grant which allowed to attend MacDowell residency program.
I felt honored to be able to have my residency at MacDowell. It was a beautiful experience with quiet times, excitingly creative artists, filmmakers and writers and ever changing natural landscapes and creatures.
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I presented a new participatory sound installation called “If You Dive In, It’s There” at Agapolis, Portola Valley in conjunction with the residency reception of Agapolis + Building 180 Artist Residency program. Voice in water: Kanyon Sayers-Roods from indian Canyon, … Continue reading
David Roth interviewed Donna Conwell, curator at Montalvo Arts Center and me for our Rolling Counterpoint (http://www.rollingcounterpoint.com).
Events of our “Rolling Counterpoint” start in February 2017!! http://blog.montalvoarts.org/blog/press-release-announcing-rolling-counterpoint-a-community-conversation-project
Photographer/Artist Airyka Rockefeller took these beautiful pictures of “Rolling Counterpoint” in the 5 hour sculpture event at Montalvo Arts Center. Her website: www.airykarockefeller.com
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Collaborating with Koji Saida from Saida & Sullivan Design Partners, the exterior of the teahouse for “Rolling Counterpoint” is getting done. “Rolling Counterpoint” is commissioned by the Montalvo Arts Center, Saratoga, CA
drumroll from Taro Hattori on Vimeo. Leitmotif from Taro Hattori on Vimeo.
This is a project I did at Millay Colony, working with Edna St. Vincent Millay Society which would organize tours of her land. I created miniature stairways which go down to Edna’s nude party swimming pool. Karen Kanan Corrêa played … Continue reading
Now I am at Philadelphia airport transferring flights from Barcelona to Albany. I came back from Can Serrat an artist in residence program in Barcelona and now starting Millay Colony in NY. Can Serrat was a wonderful place, probably the … Continue reading
After 15 days of road trip from CA to VT, I finally started my residency at Vermont Studio Center. There must be close to 70 artists here, and some of them seem to be still MFA students, and many of … Continue reading
I am at the Headlands Center for the Arts, doing my residency. It’s been good, but I still haven’t been able to catch my rhythm. Also, the Headlands is too close to my place, the flow of my thought gets … Continue reading
