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    Dear Climate

    2014 – ongoing

    posters, sound, installations

    Core Collaborators: Una Chaudhuri, Fritz Ertl, Oliver Kellhammer, Marina Zurkow
    Web Development: Pat Shiu
    Sound Design: Pejk Malinovski
    Typography: Nancy Nowacek
    Voice Overs: Eliza Foss, Seth Kanor, Jane Cramer

    Supported by NYU Visual Arts Initiative Awards

    http://www.dearclimate.net
    This work is part of the project:

    Dear Climate is exploring new modes of address through the creation of a collection of ”inner climate” tools. These tools—posters, audio meditations and letters—are designed to nudge participants toward new relations with the greater-than-human world. The free, downloadable posters use the language of agitprop and a “fast read” to create a jolt of relational suggestion. Alternately,…

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    A Liquid Wanting

    2022

    Sound, 28 minutes

    Written and Performed by Anna Rose Hopkins and Marina Zurkow
    Editing, production, and sound design: Pejk Malinovski
    Original sound contributions: Scott Reitherman

    Additional vocal performances: Kenneth Bailey, Aaron Burns, Una Chaudhuri, El Glasberg, Aria Michener, Ava Michener, Justin Michener, Liam Michener

    ASL interpretation: Darius Doe

    Special thanks to Stacy Alaimo, Lindsey Allen, Imani Black, Elizabeth Bishop, Una Chaudhuri, Jon Cohrs, Becca Franks, Christopher Hibma, Henry Fischer, Miles Freeman, Dylan Gauthier, Jennifer Jacquet, Kwonyin, Steve Mentz, Katie Pearl, Jose Rosero, Carrie Roble, Lauren Ruffin, Abigail Simon, Nancy Sowinski, Suzanne Thorpe, and Paola Zanzo

    Found sources: Gravity Music, Lao Tzu, Alphonso Lingis, Ennio Morricone, Lalo Schifrin, WeTM, Heathcote Williams

    Originally commissioned by the FoodxFilm Festival and the Guild of Future Architects, in support of Good Food For All and the United Nations Food Systems Summit

    This work is part of the project:

    “A Liquid Wanting” is a 28 minute audio theater work exploring the lives of ocean beings and the ocean itself as a planetary force, prompting listeners to dissolve, mutate and transform as they are led through imagined embodiments—from human to sea cucumber to marine snow to whale.

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    Soupy, Salty, Sonic!

    2020

    Food, ASMR, mixer and speakers, lighting, slide show

    Led by Hank and Bean
    Sound: Yotam Mann and Sarah Rothberg
    Thanks to Sunview luncheonette and Dylan Gauthier

    Presented at Sunview Luncheonette, Brooklyn, NY

    This work is part of the project:

    Soupy Salty Sonic, an edible exploration of fluid ocean spaces was a beta dinner and an aural/oral experiment, in conjunction with the exhibition “Wet Logic” at bitforms gallery.

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    Oil Twitchers and Barge Spotters: A Field Guide to Whale Creek

    2017

    Field guide, self-guided audio tour, website

    Floating Studio for Dark Ecologies (FSDE)
    (Nicholas Hubbard, Rebecca Lieberman, Marina Zurkow)
    with Bruce Shackelford (voice), Jane Cramer (audio engineering), Justin Peake (music)

    Funded in part by a Tisch School of the Arts Dean’s Faculty Grant, and the Brooklyn Arts Council

    Focusing on Newtown Creek, the polluted and little-known waterway that borders Brooklyn and Queens, the art collective Floating Studio for Dark Ecologies (FSDE) aims to expand awareness, citizenship, and affection for this post-natural place that is currently in the final stage of the Environmental Protection Agency’s Superfund assessment process. We have been concerned with designing…

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    Karaoke Ice

    2006

    Performance, software, truck, icies, squirrel emcee, lights, web site

    In collaboration with Katie Salen and Nancy Nowacek
    Tinklepop Music: Lem Jay Ignacio
    Designed and produced in collaboration with students and graduates of the San Jose State Cadre Laboratory for New Media

    Commissioned for ZeroOne San Jose: A Global Festival of Art on the Edge,CADRE / SJSU, and the Montalvo Arts Center Sally and Don Lucas Artists Programs.

    Proper Pop Protocol:10 Steps to Achieve Karaoke Wonder 1. Resist the urge to stare at your feet. You’ll miss the cue from the squirrel.2. When attempting to sing Hey Ya by Outkast, remember that vowels too can be words.3. Avoid gazing directly into the mirror ball.4. If you lose your place, make it up.5. Try…

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