Sandy Ewen & ms. YET - Low Lives - labotanica at Project Row Houses

topic posted Fri, August 7, 2009 - 7:42 AM by  YET
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. . . because I like to belly dance in non-belly dance formats -
Sandy and I will be part of an national performance project alongside an international group of artists ::

To view the entire project ::
Low Lives, Presented by labotanica in Houston at Project Row Houses,
FiveMyles in Brooklyn, and Diaspora Vibe Gallery in Miami
Saturday, August 8, 2009, 5-8pm CST (6-9pm EST)

To view our performance online ::
Performance and live broadcast begins at 6:45 pm.
Live streaming in Brooklyn, Miami and Houston begins at 7:01 pm.
We will be performing a 30 - 45 minute set - 5 minutes of this set will be streamed as part of Low Lives
The entire set will be on view in real time here :: www.ustream.tv/channel/sandy-and-yet
Saturday, August 8, 2009, 6:45-7:30 pm CST

We look forward to your support of experimental art and framing local and international art-making.
This is what makes this show is possible!

About Low Lives ::
(Brooklyn, Miami, Houston)- Low Lives is a one-night exhibition of live performance-based works transmitted via the internet and projected in real time at three venues throughout the U.S.-- labotanica, Houston at Project Row Houses; FiveMyles, Brooklyn; and Diaspora Vibe Gallery, Miami. Low Lives examines works that explore the potential of performance practice presented live through online broadcasting networks. These networks, though seldom utilized for performance art, provide a new alternative and efficient medium for presenting and viewing performances.

Curated by Brooklyn-based artist and curator, Jorge Rojas, Low Lives embraces works with a lo-fi aesthetic such as low pixel image and sound quality, contributing to a raw, DIY and sometimes voyeuristic quality in the transmission and reception of the work. The artists and artist collectives participating in this exhibition will transmit their performances from countries including Argentina, Austria, Canada, England, France, Germany, Macedonia, Mexico, United States, Vietnam and Wales. Houston artists include Y. E. Torres (ms.YET) & Sandy Ewen.

“Low Lives is about not simply the presentation of performative gestures at a particular place and time but also about the transmission of these moments and what gets lost, conveyed, blurred, and reconfigured when utilizing this medium,” states Curator Jorge Rojas. Rojas, whose artwork has increasingly involved performative elements, proposed this exhibition to FiveMyles, Diaspora Vibe Gallery, and labotanica because of their commitment to experimental art and framing local and international art-making.

Artists include Abby Donovan; Adam Trowbridge; Amanda Alfieri; Bishop Bishop; Carlos Rodal; Carol & Jonas Pereira-Olson; Carolina Vasquez & Bethan Marlow; Caroline Boileau; Danielle Abrams; Denise Prince; Eden Mazer & Rachel Frank; ErikAndTheAnimals; Eseohe Arhebamen / edoheart; Flounder Lee; Franko B; Fred Koenig; Genevieve Erin O'Brien; Igor Josifov; Inge Hoonte & Michelle Tupko; Javier A. Lara, Rose DiSalvo, Chris; Jeanne Jo; Joe Nanashe; Johanna Reich; Kelly Kleinschrodt; Kenya (Robinson); Mark L. Stafford; Profesor Bazuco; Robert Crosse; Rosamond S. King; Rotliebend: Johanna Bruckner & Melissa Steckbauer; Sergio Lamanna; Y. E. Torres (ms.YET) & Sandy Ewen.

The exhibition will take place at the following locations: labotanica at Project Row Houses, 2521 Holman, Houston, TX; FiveMyles, 558 St. Johns Place, Brooklyn, NY; and Diaspora Vibe Gallery, 3938 North Miami Ave, Miami, FL.

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Y. E. Torres
Houston, TX
YET: Drawing, Dance & Design
281) 827-3475

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