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Click for the Creative Capital Foundation website for information about Creative Capital's grants, programs, and history.
Click for the Creative Capital Channel for information about Creative Capital's grantees, including artwork, essays, streaming webcasts, and exclusive articles.
Click for the Creative Capital Professional Development Workshops, which aim to provide skills that help artists to organize, plan, and sustain creative careers.
Click for the Creative Capital Artists Toolbox, an annotated collection of career-resource sites for artists.
A CHANNEL EXCLUSIVE: Hear composer/music journalist Frank
J. Oteri lead a discussion with PICA Artistic Director Kristy
Edmunds and Creative Capital Program Director
for Media and Performing Arts Esther
Robinson. PICA's first annual Time-Based Art Festival, held September 12-21, 2003,
is intended as a bold new look into the contemporary arena of time-based
art, including theater, media, dance, music, and mixed disciplines. Macintosh: Real 56kbs (modem) | Real 256kbs (DSL) Download a media player: RealPlayer
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Media Player Frank J. Oteri is a New York-based composer and the Editor of NewMusicBox, the ASCAP Deems Taylor Award-winning Web magazine from the American Music Center. CREATIVE CAPITAL
CHANNEL WEBCASTS Eight Creative Capital grantees are included in PICA's TBA
Festival, several of which are featured in the Creative
Capital Channel Webcasts section.
LISTEN
TO THE DISCUSSION
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In What Language? is an urban
song cycle, combining music by pianist-composer Vijay Iyer with spoken
text by poet/hip-hop artist Mike Ladd, depicting the interior monologues
of various travelers and laborers at an international airport. Listen
to streaming audio from In What Language?.
Miranda
July employs sound, video, prayer, levitation
and the audience in her latest work-in-progress performance st the TBA
festival. On the Creative Capital Channel, you can hear webcasts of spoken
word audio pieces that she created for "The Next Big Thing," a
radio show produced by New York NPR member station WNYC, Independent
Crime Crime Crime Crime Crime and Bruce
Lee.
Since
Donna Uchizono's choreographic debut in 1988, Uchizono rapidly emerged
from the "downtown scene" as
a choreographer known for her spicy movement, wit and rich invention. View
dance video from Low and State
of Heads.
Daniel
Bernard Roumain's I, Composer brings together recorded
hip-hop beats and classical string quartet with electric violin and
sampled street sounds to depict the sounds of Harlem. Hear selections
from I,
Composer, including Filtering, Her,
and Wynne.
Shelley
Hirsch is a vocalist, improviser, and composer. At the TBA
Festival, she will perform
A Rupture in the Order of Reality,
a historical collage of Jewish culture that integrates diverse source
material, interactive video, and animated text. The Creative Capital
Channel features her work States.
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Joe Goode and Karyn Olivier are named Guggenheim Foundation 2007 Fellows Jacqueline Goss receives the 2007 Alpert Award for the Arts in Film/Video Creative Capital Grants Available in 2007 and 2008
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