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The PASEO 2016 Program Guide 2016 FESTIVAL PROGRAM GUIDE PROGRAM FESTIVAL SEPTEMBER 23-25 TAOS, NM | USA Far Away from the Every Day 2016 Dedicated to bringing the art of installation, performance and projection to the streets of Taos, New Mexico TABLE OF CONTENTS DAYTIME@PASEO SCHEDULE ...........................................................4 PASEO 2016 FESTIVAL SCHEDULE ....................................................5 ARTISTS No. 1 Julieta Gil, Ana Herruzo, & Jaine Sanchez ............6 No. 2 Parker Jennings ..................................................................7 No. 3 Francois Montcarey: MySquare .................................8 WELCOME No. 4 Elizabeth Orr .......................................................................9 .org No. 5 The Illuminator ................................................................ 10 TO TAOS! No. 6 Joerg Staeger ......................................................................11 No. 7 Adrienne Adar ................................................................... 12 No. 8 Ramona Allschul: MySquare .................................... 13 No. 9 Lionel Cruet ........................................................................ 14 No. 10 James Connolly ................................................................ 15 42nd Taos Fall Arts Festival Explore the arts Sept 23-Oct 2 | Guadalupe Gym & Coronado Hall EVENT MAP ...........................................................................................16-17 Major exhibitions with lectures, workshops, EXPERIENCES @PASEO ........................................................................18 and a grand Calabash Bash closing party and outdoors HANDS-ON@PASEO ..............................................................................18 Taos Environmental Film Festival of Taos and the ART VENUES@PASEO ...........................................................................19 Sept 29–Oct 1 | Taos Community Auditorium ARTISTS, CONT’D Incorporating film, performance & lectures Enchanted Circle honoring the land, environment and people of No. 11 Bert Benally........................................................................20 New Mexico, the country and the world before and after No. 12 Dosshaus .............................................................................. 21 No. 13 Leah Buechley ...................................................................22 Pressing On 6 Printmaking Exhibit Sept 3-Oct 2 | Stables Art Gallery at TCA The PASEO 2016. No. 14 ARTS Lab @ UNM Collective .....................................23 Contemporary Taos printmakers exhibit and No. 15 VJ Suave ...............................................................................24 demonstrate their process, 11am-5pm Stop by Taos No. 16 Alexandra Gelis ................................................................25 No. 17 Cie. Willi Dorner, a dance company .......................26 Fall Arts & Craft Fair No. 18 OMAi ......................................................................................27 Sept 23-25, 10am-6pm | Kit Carson Park Visitor Center, Find unique, handmade wares from No. 19 Merche Blasco .................................................................. 28 regional craft artists NM Hwy 64 at No. 20 Julie Libersat ......................................................................29 No. 21 Hector Leiva .......................................................................30 Old Taos Trade Fair Gina Azzari, 3 Bean Studio, Taos No. 22 Jonathan Sparks ..............................................................30 Sept 24-25, 10am-5pm | Hacienda de los Martinez Cañon Bypass, Two days of traditional food, music & PASEO EDUCATION PARTNERS ...................................................... 31 live entertainment for maps, THANK YOU ...............................................................................................32 Taos Farmer’s Market brochures, Saturdays, 8am-1pm | Taos Plaza p E T Agnes Chavez. Design & Layout: & Design Chavez. Agnes Locally grown, farm-direct produce, dairy, The PASEO 2016 is a project of The Paseo Project, a 501c3 nonprofit. jams, flowers, baked goods and more and expert Transforming art through community and community through art. Matt Thomas, Matt THE PASEO 2016 TEAM San Geronimo Day advice from J DIRECTORS EVENT MANAGER Sept 30, 8am-4:30pm | Taos Pueblo J. Matthew Thomas Shera Cohen Traditional feast day celebrating the harvest Agnes Chavez knowledgeable Webb, Janet TECH SUPPORT MEDIA Lex Python Copy: Janet Webb Taos Wool Festival Taoseñas. BOARD Oct 1-2, 9am-5pm | Kit Carson Park DAYTIME@ThePASEO COORDINATOR Janet Webb Morten Nilssen Liz Neely A regional wool market, fiber critters, David Mapes demonstrations, food, activities & workshops VOLUNTEER MANAGER & COORDINATORS Molly Robertson Rachel Cohen Jennifer Ammann ADVISORS & JURORS © 2016, The PaseoProject The 2016, © Photo of Taos Mountain by Geraint Smith Denice Weinberg visit paseoproject.org paseoproject.org 2 3 @ @ @ NEW IN 2016! 2016 Special programs including the art and artists featured in the festival: lectures, workshops, demos, and discussions. FESTIVAL SCHEDULE visit paseoproject.org/events for details SATURDAY FRIDAY September 24 September 23 11:00am-1:00pm | The Big Dome in Kit Carson Park 4:00–5:00pm | PASEO Visitor Center, Encore Gallery, TCA Producing for Immersive Media: a primer workshop PASEO 2016 Director’s Kickoff Talk Led by ArtLAB and UNM students. An introduction to the Agnes Chavez and J. Matthew Thomas, moderated by Erin Elder design considerations and production techniques for immersive media, digital domes, virtual reality headsets and 360º video, $20* 5:00–10:00pm | Taos Historic District 1:00–2:00pm | PASEO Visitor Center, Encore Gallery, TCA 2016 FESTIVAL Art, Engagement and Public Space View 22 participatory, temporary, and 100% free art installations A special focus block discussion on the works of Julie Libersat, by 30 artists, plus loads of Paseo-sponsored art experiences and Willi Dorner, a dance company, and Hector Leiva. Moderated events hosted by Taos art venues (pp 18-19). by J. Matt Thomas, Free 2:00–3:00pm | PASEO Visitor Center, Encore Gallery, TCA Making Material Interactions SATURDAY Lecture by Leah Buechley, inventor of LilyPad Arduino, Free September 24 3:00–4:30pm | PASEO Visitor Center, Encore Gallery, TCA 11:00am – 5:00pm | Multiple Venues Can STEAM Empower Youth and Community? Daytime@ThePASEO A roundtable with STEMartsLAB founder, Agnes Chavez, moderated by Andrea Polli, with artists Bert Benally and 4:00pm | The Dome in Kit Carson Park Alexandra Gelis, Free Robert Mirabal: Star Runner Make the voyage across the universe in the video dome with 360º interstellar visuals by Abraham Dean, $35* SUNDAY 5:00–10:00pm | Taos Historic District September 25 2016 FESTIVAL 11:00am–2:00pm | ToolBox on Civic Plaza Drive View 22 participatory, temporary, and 100% free art installations Projection Mapping + Interactivity by 30 artists, plus loads of Paseo-sponsored art experiences and A hands-on workshop using ThreeDeep as case study, led by events hosted by Taos art venues (pp 18-19). ArtLAB and UNM students, $20* 9:00pm+ | Taos Mesa Brewing 1:00-2:00pm | The Harwood Museum of Art, Bell Auditorium The PASEO After Party with Vibesquad, Spaceship Earth, Dosshaus in Conversation Kanizzle and more. Special PASEO 2016 artist performance by Nancy Zastadil, curator, writer and art entrepreneur, leads live Jonathan Sparks (p 30), fire art and performances, podcast interview with PASEO artists Zoey Taylor and David $10 in advance, $15 at the door. Sponsored by Connelly of Dosshaus, Free Nitro Cold Brew Coffee 3:00-4:00pm | The Harwood Museum of Art, Bell Auditorium 10:00pm | The Dome in Kit Carson Park What is Creative Placemaking? Robert Mirabal: Star Runner Lecture, Anita McKeown, an itinerant interdisciplinary artist, Make the voyage across the universe in the video dome curator and researcher of Open Source Culture & Technology, Free with 360º interstellar visuals by Abraham Dean, $35* 4:00-6:00pm | ToolBox on Civic Plaza Drive Mobile Projection Art SUNDAY A hands-on workshop with VJ Suave (Brazil) and OMAi (Austria) using the Tagtool app, live animation, and VJing techniques, $20* September 25 11:00am – 5:00pm | Multiple Venues Workshop, dome performance and Pecha Kucha Daytime@ThePASEO tickets may be purchased through Taos Center 7:00 - 9:30pm | Taos Community Auditorium for the Arts: 575-758-2052 | tcataos.org Volume 20 paseoproject.org The Fall Arts Edition. Rapid pace, 20x20 presentations After Party tickets available at Taos Mesa by PASEO and Taos Fall Arts Festival artists, $10* Brewing: 575-758-1900 | taosmesabrewing.com 4 5 Julieta Gil, Parker Jennings Ana Herruzo, and Santa Fe, NM 1 Jaine Sanchez TITLE RADIO CONFESSIONAL 2 Spain, Colombia, Mexico, Los Angeles, CA LOCATION Kit Carson Park TITLE CAPTURED ATMOSPHERE SYNOPSIS The Radio Confessional is a stand-alone structure that is LOCATION Presbyterian Church, Paseo del Pueblo Norte equipped with FM broadcast capabilities. Open to the public, the interior is wired with microphones that broadcast any and SYNOPSIS all live audio content to an open FM radio frequency. Boom An interactive environment that explores light, reflections, boxes placed all along The PASEO route will broadcast the live materials, space and the boundaries of human perception. audio. Viewers are free to let their voices, songs, poems, stories The piece captures elements of light and fog and contains and noises be heard. them with the intention of revealing
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