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Making the invisible visible

Digitally Embodying (Dis)ability

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2019

Curatorial talk & conversation

Image & video documentation by Dani/elle Cunningham

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A conversation with Madeleine Boyson followed by the curatorial talk for Digital Embodiment at Art Gym Denver.

The exhibition features works that ignore physical & material boundaries. Instead of performing live in front of a public audience, the artists perform off-stage in a private space for digital recording devices, i.e. an audio recorder or a camera, & various computer software. This way, the audio recorder, camera, computer, etc. become the point between the private & public, the material & immaterial, the visible & invisible, the audible & the inaudible. In the end, the completed digital artworks become an immaterial representation for the artists’ material bodies, i.e. a digital embodiment.

Making the invisible visible

Artwork / Visual art

Sixty Five Roses

Sixty Five Roses

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2015

Ink & acrylic on paper

A series of sixty-five works

Video documentation by Brighton Linge

Image documentation by MG Bernard

Revised: 4/15/24; 5/12/24; 5/16/24

Exhibitions

2015: Sixty-Five Roses Challenge, Mid-City Theater, New Orleans, LA  

2015: Sixty-Five Roses for Cystic Fibrosis, Amanda Sibley Gallery, New Orleans, LA

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A two-month long project to raise awareness for cystic fibrosis. All funds earned from artwork sales were donated to the Cystic Fibrosis Foundation. 

Making the invisible visible

Artwork / Visual art

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