Public Art Project by Migiwa Orimo
A multi-functional art space @ Walnut St x Dayton St, Yellow Springs, OH
Monday, August 30, 2010
The Web of Life (7.28-8.22, 2010)
"The Web of Life" (sound, 42:10, 2010) is an audio work produced by Ryan Agnew for Migiwa Orimo's Telephone Booth Project in Yellow Springs, Ohio. Drawn from recorded telephone conversations with Ora Lee Carr Bailey (born 1925) and Bonnie Lee Bailey Agnew (born 1954) with Concertina accordion and toy piano courtesy of Columbus-based musician and sound artist Brian Harnetty. Hand images by Bonnie Agnew, printing by Bill Reinhart. [Listen]
It has a certain dramatic touch that makes it very artistic. The glass window captures some added details by showing the view of the outside. Was this phone booth situated in a café or in an outdoor restaurant? Well, that would certainly make it a pleasant attraction to the customers.
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"Art is an activity consisting in producing relationships with the world with the help of signs, forms, actions and objects."
-Nicolas Bourriaud, Relational Aesthetics
Telephone Booth Project (Dayton x Walnut Street, Yellow Springs, Ohio)
Between the months of Oct. 2009 and Sept. 2010, the artist, Migiwa Orimo will invite other artists to create site-specific works at the phone booth. There will be 8 to 12 projects/performances/installations, over course of the Telephone Booth's year-long installation on Dayton St.
The Telephone Booth Project is made possible by the following organizations:
Yellow Springs Arts Council YS Center for the Arts Steering Committee James A. McKee Association and the Village of Yellow Springs
A special thanks to Robert Swaney for providing a space and electricity for the project!
It has a certain dramatic touch that makes it very artistic. The glass window captures some added details by showing the view of the outside. Was this phone booth situated in a café or in an outdoor restaurant? Well, that would certainly make it a pleasant attraction to the customers.
ReplyDeleteThank you for your comment.
DeleteIt sat on a street corner in a small town in Ohio for a year as a public art project. The back of the booth was facing "Corner Cone," an ice cream cafe.
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