Various Projects
This is a selection of projects that did not fit into other categories ranging from the years 2006-2010.
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Things That Might Have Happened (detail)
Things That Might Have Happened is an exploration of the past, present and future of the Chelsea Piers, specifically Segment 4, from Horatio Street to Clarkson Street, including the highly contested Pier 45, or the Christopher Street Pier. As part of the Conflux festival exploring psychogeography in New York City, Richard James Supa Jr. and James Mayhew chose to explore the uses of the pier, both past and present, and how people feel about the changes being made and what, if any changes should come to the area. -
Thing That Might Have Happened (2006)
Things That Might Have Happened is an exploration of the past, present and future of the Chelsea Piers, specifically Segment 4, from Horatio Street to Clarkson Street, including the highly contested Pier 45, or the Christopher Street Pier. As part of the Conflux festival exploring psychogeography in New York City, Richard James Supa Jr. and James Mayhew chose to explore the uses of the pier, both past and present, and how people feel about the changes being made and what, if any changes should come to the area. -
Things That Have Probably Never Been Done Here Before (2009)
Things That Have (Probably) Never Been Done Before was an experiment and open invitation to create new behaviors for the gallery space at Delaware County Community College. In an attempt to intervene with social behaviors in a gallery environment, participants were asked to create and document everyday micro-actions that they believed had not happened in the space before using index cards, a set of wireless surveillance cameras and recording device. Whether or not these actions had or had not occurred in this place is inconsequential- there is no way to prove or disprove the occurrence of the -
A Drill For Reimagining Wall Street (2009)
A Drill For Reimagining Wall Street was a participatory drill at Conflux City that sought to reimagine the best-case scenario for Wall street both as a concept and a physical space, and to temporarily intervene with the tourist activity in the area. This project was perhaps a little ahead of it's time, and pre-dated the Occupy Movement. Special thanks to Shannon Allen, Liz Knafo and Liz Hodgson. -
Cut Piece With Transgender Body (2010)
This piece was performed on April 30, 2010 as a part of Hell, No!, curated by David Louis Fierman and RJ Supa at the Convent of St. Cecilia in Brooklyn, NY. Visitors to the convent were greeted at the entryway to the chapel by a docent who gave them a card with the following text: Cut Piece With Transgender Body (dedicated to Yoko Ono): Please use the scissors at the altar to cut his clothes away. Video and stills courtesy of Angie Young. -
Accumulations/Temporary Occupations (detail) (2010)
Accumulation/Temporary Occupations is a gallery installation and an organized series of events taking place from April 8-24, 2010 at University of Maryland, Baltimore County for my MFA Thesis Exhibition. In the gallery, stationary bikes were used to produce electrical power in the gallery that both illuminates a marquee sign and charges a battery. The battery, as an accumulation of power, was used to provide energy for a series of public, outdoor events that took place in the immediate area of the CADVC, and were organized by artists that I invited to be a part of the show. -
Accumulations/Temporary Occupations (detail) (2010)
Accumulation/Temporary Occupations is a gallery installation and an organized series of events taking place from April 8-24, 2010 at University of Maryland, Baltimore County for my MFA Thesis Exhibition. In the gallery, stationary bikes were used to produce electrical power in the gallery that both illuminates a marquee sign and charges a battery. The battery, as an accumulation of power, was used to provide energy for a series of public, outdoor events that took place in the immediate area of the CADVC, and were organized by artists that I invited to be a part of the show. -
Accumulations/Temporary Occupations (detail) (2010)
Accumulation/Temporary Occupations is a gallery installation and an organized series of events taking place from April 8-24, 2010 at University of Maryland, Baltimore County for my MFA Thesis Exhibition. In the gallery, stationary bikes were used to produce electrical power in the gallery that both illuminates a marquee sign and charges a battery. The battery, as an accumulation of power, was used to provide energy for a series of public, outdoor events that took place in the immediate area of the CADVC, and were organized by artists that I invited to be a part of the show. -
Accumulations/Temporary Occupations (2010)
Accumulation/Temporary Occupations is a gallery installation and an organized series of events taking place from April 8-24, 2010 at University of Maryland, Baltimore County for my MFA Thesis Exhibition. In the gallery, stationary bikes were used to produce electrical power in the gallery that both illuminates a marquee sign and charges a battery. The battery, as an accumulation of power, was used to provide energy for a series of public, outdoor events that took place in the immediate area of the CADVC, and were organized by artists that I invited to be a part of the show.