PLAY
When we think of play, we may think of children playing in order to understand the world around them and to think through the materials they are experiencing. Similarly, artists play with new materials and processes to expand their knowledge of their studio practice. Play may start as a spontaneous and frivolous activity and evolve into a focused investigation. The concept of play emphasizes the importance of a thought process that does not have a specific end. It is an act that revels in pleasure, joy, intuition, and negates the idea that every action must be done with a specific goal in mind.
June 28, 2016
Location:Sunset Park apartment
Moderator:Kimo Nelson
Contributors:
Katie Bell
Lauren Comito
Hilary Doyle
Stefan Gunn
Caleb Nussear
Ben Pederson
Amanda Tiller
August 9, 2016
Location: Brooklyn Brush [X]
Moderator:Natalia Yovane
Contributors:
Katie Cercone
Elisa de La Huerta
Jenny Morgan
Matt Stone
Denise Treizman
August 10, 2016
Location: Project: Artspace
Moderator:Aaron Zulpo
Contributors:
Fran Brauning
Maureen Hoon
Alex Kvares
Everett Narcisco
Kevin Sudeith
Tara Tasini
Joshua Weibley
September 6, 2016
Location: Boreum Hill brownstone
Moderator:Isa Freeling
Contributors:
Lowell Boyers
Shelley Hirsch
Judy Kamilar
Peg Simone
Dareece Walker
Ajene Washington
September 13, 2016
Location:Pratt Institute
Moderator: Lauren Dana Smith
Contributors:
Seth Caplan
Constance Cooper
Amy Mahnick
Gabriela Ortiz
Lindsay Smilow
October 4, 2016
Location: Brooklyn Brush
Moderator:G.Romero
Contributors:
Eva Davidova
Athena Diaconis
Jamie-Lee Dimes
Michael Taylor Jackson
Carol Montealegre
Alex Todaro