From the Perspective of An Artist Who Writes
From the Perspective of An Artist Who Writes (2005-07) is a series of texts, performance events, and video-performances (a selection of which are linked below), which explore the notion of responsibility – what it means to be responsible to or within a given, in particular, art history. Select venues and publications, which have featured this work include: CalArts galleries, RedCat, the Exquisite Acts and Everyday Rebellions conference at CalArts, Eveningside Drive, Commerce Street Warehouse (Houston), High Energy Constructs Gallery, Chronometry, TrenchArt: Parapets (Les Figues Press), P S Books.
“Sex and Rage” and Responsibility and March 17th and “The Documents of 20th Century Art” and Texas Holdem and Art Groupies
and Walter Hopps and Tripods and “That’s Hot” and War Protest and Theory.,
2007, 1hr 24’00 min video on loop, 2’30 min excerpt.
Art Talk, 2007, performance (on video), 5’00 minutes. And
Critique, 2006, wall text poster.
The Morel Story, 2007, performance/event, 5 hrs.
The Movement, 2007, performance, 10’00 min.
Reflections by Danielle Adair on Jack Goldstein and the CalArts Mafia, 2006, text (on video), 2’00 min excerpt.
Art School Alma mater, 2007, performance, 5’00 min.
Lyrics of “Mad World” (Tear for Fears) with melody of “It’s a Small World” (Disney)
form into words, 2006, installation, wax paper, thread and chalk, CalArts Lime Gallery.