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Public Art Project by Migiwa Orimo A multi-functional art space @ Walnut St x Dayton St, Yellow Springs, OH
TELEPHONE BOOTH PROJECT/2009-2010
an audio room
a vitrine
an art gallery
a shelter
a kiosk
a theater
a sculpture
a container
"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!
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!
Currently On
Bees & other travelers
an installation by Chris Hill
in collaboration with Julia Dzwonkoski
September 12 - October 9, 2010
Contact the Telephone Booth Project artist
Migiwa Orimo
telephoneboothproject@gmail.com
Labels
- AP story (1)
- Audio sample (1)
- CIA World Fact Book (2)
- CIA World Factbook (1)
- Cirque Carnival (1)
- Clark Kent (1)
- Dante Wildern (1)
- Media (1)
- Michael Casselli (6)
- Migiwa Orimo (2)
- Poster (1)
- Preparation (1)
- Rani Crowe (6)
- Robot (2)
- Ryan Agnew (1)
- Spoon River Project (3)
- Spoon River Saga (7)
- The booth (8)
- The Web of Life (1)
- Theatre (5)
- Theatre Bizarre (1)
- Tim Noble (3)
- Vandalism (1)
- Video (2)
i like the happy coincidence of the sign behind the booth.
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