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Documentation of Routine (1973/2008) reinvented by Otis

znkaplan — Mon, 19 May 2008 18:12:59 +0000

Routine (1973/2008) reinvented by Otis College of Art and Design on May 9, 2008.

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Routine reinvented by Art Center College of Design

MOCA — Wed, 07 May 2008 17:24:26 +0000

“Partners seek reflections and mirror movements.”

Routine (1973/2008), reinvented by Art Center College of Design on Saturday April 19, 2008.

Participants included:
Kate Balug
Kevin Batton
Eamon Conklin
Nancy Gavenas
Steven Gavenas
Leslie Johnson
Zachary Kaplan
Nancy Kuhl
Alison Kuhl
John Kuhl IV
John Kuhl V
Norman Loos
Pamela Loos
Virginia Loos
Rod Rodriguez
Autumn Rooney
Annette Weisser
Taka
Tara
Yoshi

Routine

admin — Wed, 16 Jan 2008 23:30:34 +0000

SATURDAY, APRIL 19, 2–4pm
Art Center College of Design, Wind Tunnel
950 S. Raymond Ave., Pasadena

Art Center College of Design is proud to reinvent Kaprow’s Routine (1973) and Time Pieces (1973). Trading pulses, phone calls, breaths, and glances, the Happenings and the discussion after will provide the opportunity, as Kaprow said, “to exchange experiences and their implications.”
INFO 626/396-4222 or gradart@artcenter.edu

FRIDAY, MAY 9, 6pm
Otis Plaza at Otis College of Art and Design
9045 Lincoln Blvd., Los Angeles

Under the direction of distinguished Otis Faculty Kathy Chenoweth and in collaboration with Marlena Donahue, Roy Dowell, Suzanne Lacy, Otis BFA and MFA students, and the Ben Maltz Gallery, participants will reinterpret Routine (1973) in the Otis Plaza, and the public is welcome to participate. Routine is a series of gestures using mirrors and telephones. Pairs of old friends grow into pairs of new friends, as the gestures are shared throughout the course of the evening.
INFO 310/665-6905 or galleryinfo@otis.edu

Routine (1973)
Based on everyday actions like looking in the mirror and speaking on the telephone, Routine employs repetition and distance to invoke common forms of communication and miscommunication.