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✓ Published: 01-Aug-2019
✓ Published: 01-Aug-2019
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VIDEO from performance in Relative Fields in a GardennFinal video and audio documentation of RELATIVE FIELDS IN MOTION, collaborative performance by Earl Howard, Liz Phillips, and Cynthia Koppe and directed by Heidi Howard at the Queens Museum, April 2019. Video by Mary Lucier, with Cecelia Condit and Michael Berlind on second and third camera. Edited by Mary Lucier. nnNOTE: In this performance sound is responsive and interactive with the performer's position, stillness and motion in and across
VIDEO from performance in Relative Fields in a GardennFinal video and audio documentation of RELATIVE FIELDS IN MOTION, collaborative performance by Earl Howard, Liz Phillips, and Cynthia Koppe and directed by Heidi Howard at the Queens Museum, April 2019. Video by Mary Lucier, with Cecelia Condit and Michael Berlind on second and third camera. Edited by Mary Lucier. nnNOTE: In this performance sound is responsive and interactive with the performer's position, stillness and motion in and across
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