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Rapid Art Installation Sculpture Node (RAISN)
Aug. 26, 2017, Deployment Success
w/ Michael Oatman
photo: Nate Wieselquist
@ Chesterwood, Stockbridge, Massachusetts
unscene, Industry Lab, 2016
with sculptures by Gardner Post
live music Danny Satori
photo by Simone Schiess
produced by Matthew Pollock
April 2016
Industry Lab
288 Norfolk St, Cambridge, MA 02139
EOSS
New work at Gallery EOSS, Providence, Rhode Island
Work by Brian Kane and Margaret Pettee Olsen
Curated by Alexander Castro
October 15 through November 14, 2015
Anonyty
Anonyty explores the intimate boundary between our physical and digital identities, by bringing to life digital people that interact in our real world through movement.
Felicia Avalos, Anthony Gongora, and Jezell Modell, from Maida Withers Dance Construction Company, perform interactions between the real and virtual, the dancers, and the guests during the Gala openings of the Washington Project for the Arts 40th Anniversary Celebration in the new gallery in the JBG Companies’ Atlantic Plumbing development at 8th and V street NW, in the U Street Corridor, Washington, DC.
Friday, November 13 VIP Event, 6 to 8 pm – Invitation only
Saturday, November 14 General Public Celebration, 6 to 9 pm FREE
Full body digitally printed morph suits are created by Amelia Zhang, Rhode Island School of Design in collaboration with Brian Kane, respected visual artist and fashion technologist from Boston. The suits are completely covered with custom digital photography of persons other than the dancers which simulates the “pixelated” effect of digital images, bringing a privacy enhanced digital version of a real person moving in the real world, and interacting with real space.
Artists and Collaborators
Artistic Director, MWDCCo
Maida Withers
Visual Artist, Concept
Brian Kane
Visual Artist, Designer
Amelia Zhang
Photography:
Simone Schiess
Performers
Anthony Gongora
Felicia Avalos
Jezell Modell
Fashion 4WRD MFA Boston
Fashion 4wrd, Sept. 17, 2015
Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
The Luminous Surface
August 24 – October 31, 2015
University Gallery & The Electronic Gallery
Fulton Hall 109 & TETC 317
Healing Tool
Please see this page for video, images, and documentation.
“Healing Tool” is a site-specific installation and visual realignment by media artist Brian Kane.
As part of his ongoing series “Art for Commuters”, this installation introduces a poetically enhanced digital image on a giant billboard in order to restore and realign the surrounding landscape.
Presented from June 28 to July 26 along interstate highways I-93 and I-95, this work translates Brian Kane’s ongoing effort to simulate photoshop effects in the real world.
For more info please contact Luise Kaunert
Photography: Nate Wieselquist and Simone Schiess. Design consultant: Joanne Kaliontzis
The Emperor’s New Aesthetic, Denver, 2014
The Emperor’s New Aesthetic
Emmanuel Gallery, Denver
co-curated by David Fodel and Matt Jenkins
The show includes interactive technological objects, projection pieces, internet-based works, and 2D/3D objects from approx. a dozen artists, including international pioneers of Net.art, Glitch, and “digitalism” like Alexei Shulgin, Olia Lialina, Jon Cates, Phillip Stearns, Pox Party (Jon Satrom & Ben Syverson), Brian Kane, Sophia Brueckner, Jeremy Bailey, Nick Briz, VTOL, and Denver artists Mia Woody, Matt Evans and Sarah Knutson.
CAC.4 Rio 2014
Autonomous Expressionist Painting Series
Installation and performance using 3 Roombas and graffiti markers to make paintings.