iKatun is temporarily moving to Toronto and we need your help! We have been invited by the 7a*11d International Performance Art Festival [ http://www.7a-11d.ca/ ] to collect instruction works from artists around the world and perform one instruction piece a day in Toronto during the festival -- October 20th - 31st.
Please contribute an instruction work to our database at: http://www.ikatun.com/100-11/ During 7a*11d, the performances will be videotaped and then streamed online in collaboration with the Interaccess electronic media Arts Center [ http://www.interaccess.org ] in Toronto. Merci beaucoup! ------------------------------------ IN OTHER NEWS: ------------------------------------ + THE INSTITUTE @ FORT POINT: October 16/17, Fort Point, Boston, MA: The + Institute for Infinitely Small Things will be temporarily installed at + Fort Point Open Studios. Thanks to funding from the Fort Point + Cultural Coalition, iKatun will be able to conduct interviews, create + guidebooks and run expeditions that explore the Fort Point + neighborhood as a site for creative action and community for the next + 100 years. www.infinitelysmallthings.net + CALL FOR FORT POINT ARTISTS: We would like to interview you for the + above project. Please email us at [EMAIL PROTECTED] + NEW JOB: kanarinka has left software engineering to become the + Associate Director of Art Interactive in Cambridge, MA. Art + Interactive's mission is to provide a public forum that fosters + self-expression and human interaction through the development and + exhibition of art that is contemporary, experimental, and + participatory. Check out the current show - "Sonalumina-13" by Jeff + Talman, a site-specific sound and light installation. For more info + visit http://www.artinteractive.org or email + [EMAIL PROTECTED] + NEW PROJECT: Sifting the Inner Belt: + http://communitygarden.typepad.com/ is a year-long social research and performance project conceived by Hiroko Kikuchi in collaboration with artists, activists and community residents: Jeremy Chu, Catherine D'gnazio, William Ho, Jeremy Liu, Natalie Loveless, and Kim Szeto. The final presentation is scheduled for the summer 2005 at BCA. During the South End Open Studios last weekend, we set up a participatory booth at the Boston Center for the Arts. This was one of the series of performance interventions and projects which will observe the culture of the South End neighborhood with an emphasis on creating a bridge between the Boston Center for the Arts and the Berkeley Street Community Garden.
