A synopsis by way of explanation before you start to read...

Hi, I'm Lucy. I started my blog July 2009, to document my journey across the American West, and it now forms an archive of the Land Arts of The American West program 2009. As you can read below the journey took me far and wide with wonderful people, seeing wonderful places. When we returned from travelling we had 3 crazy weeks to put a show together. In that time I printed many photos and did 2 installations "off-site" i.e. away from the gallery space. One in an abandoned phone booth and one under a stairwell, both in different spaces within the University of New Mexico (UNM) campus. The tumble weed and barbed wire piece evolved further when I met The Chuppers - an electronic arts ensemble based in a wonderful recording studio filled with weird and wonderful hybrid instruments forged together from old and new technology. The Chuppers saw my piece under the stairs and were inspired to create music and video projection with my piece which I then in turn decided to "perform" for an audience. Around 40 or so people joined us on the night of the 18th Novemeber our audio, visual and corporeal performance...all of which is documented in my blog. This Blog has formed part of the Land Arts 2009 show at John Sommers Gallery, UNM.

Monday, 27 July 2009

counting down to the 17th August! My Itinerary

Land Arts of the American West 2009

UNM

August 24 Seminar: discussion of fall program

FIELD

Aug 31-Sept 3 Muley Point, UT

Sept 4-6 Joe’s Valley, UT

Sept 7-13 Centre of Land Use Interpretation, Wendover UT

Guest Artists: Matt Coolidge

Sept 14 Spiral Jetty, Great Salt Lake,

Sept 15-18 San Rafael Swell, UT

Sept 19-27 Albuquerque, NM

UNM

Sept 24 Seminar: discussion second journey

FIELD

Sept 28-29 Chaco Canyon, guest artist Ana Sofaer

Sept 30- Oct 5 Cibolla Canyon

The Lightning field

Guest Artist: Catherine Harris

Oct 6-9 Turkey Springs, Gila Wilderness, NM

Oct 10-12 Otero Mesa, NM


Oct 13-19 Smelter Town, El Paso, TX

Guest Artist: Robert Salas

UNM

Oct 20-Dec 4 Weekly studio visits

Nov 16 Exhibition: John Sommers Gallery

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