The Human Body’s Digital Echo” – An Artist Talk by Kelsey Paschich
Join award-winning choreographer Kelsey Paschich for an inspiring artist talk exploring the fusion of dance and technology at UNM ARTSLab.
Internationally renowned artist and author, Trevor Paglen, visited ARTSLab September 16 – 20 to record an interview
The talk is part of a new body of work to be exhibited in New York next year.
Paglen, his cinematographer, Daniel Neves, UNM graduate student, Jessica Metz (Art & Ecology), and faculty member, Stewart Copeland (Experimental Art & Technology), constructed a twelve-foot tall, illuminated cube with over 740 square feet of production silks and 20 truss lights. The interview subject sat inside the cube and held a conversation with Paglen through a video feed displayed on a teleprompter (an interview technique pioneered by Errol Morris and often referred to as “the interrotron”).
Trevor Paglen is an artist whose work spans image-making, sculpture, investigative journalism, writing, engineering, and numerous other disciplines. He was named a MacArthur Fellow in 2017. (https://paglen.studio/)
Join award-winning choreographer Kelsey Paschich for an inspiring artist talk exploring the fusion of dance and technology at UNM ARTSLab.
ARTSLab recently hosted a stunning musical performance that blended artistry, innovation, and collaboration. The event featured a composition by Kelly Feng, performed by acclaimed flutist Jesse Tatum, with recording and video editing by Feng.
On October 18th, the ARTSLab became something more than a venue. It became a place where music, memory, and meaning intertwined