2016
VIDEO, PERFORMANCE AND TIME-BASED PROJECTS
Land Arts of the American West provides a unique opportunity for participating artists to experience the Southwestern bioregion, environment, and communities through one-on-one experiential processes while working individually and collaboratively on creative embodied projects, research, and artistic experiments. In 2016, artists engaged in a wide variety of topics through interdisciplinary creative approaches. These included: ghost water/water rights, more-than-human kinship, eco-critical creativity, sustainability/bioremediation, life cycles, nature + poetry, and environmental justice. The following are video, performance, and time-based works by these artists.
Participating Student Artists
Kaitlin Bryson
Hollis Moore
Nancy Dewhurst
Hamshya Rajkumar
Molly Zimmer
Rachel Zollinger
Participating Santa Fe Art Institute Water Rights Resident Artists
Joerael Elliot
Ruth Le Gear
Annie Danis
Andrea Steves
Stilts, Nancy Dewhurst, Muley Point, Utah
Human Sundial, Kaitlin Bryson, Hamshya Rajkumar, Hollis Moore, Nancy Dewhurst, Molly Zimmer, Rachel Zollinger, Andrea Steves, White Sands, New Mexico
Erasure, Molly Zimmer, Big Bend, Texas
Incognito, Molly Zimmer, Valle Vidal, New Mexico
Ghost Water Bags, Hollis Moore, Wild Rivers, New Mexico and Lake Powell, Arizona
Building Bridges, Nancy Dewhurst, Wild Rivers, New Mexico
Creature, Molly Zimmer and Nancy Dewhurst, Gila, New Mexico
Ghost Water Bags, Hollis Moore, Wild Rivers, New Mexico and Lake Powell, Arizona
Pipeline, Hollis Moore, Big Bend, Texas
Absolve and Restore, Kaitlin Bryson, Wild Rivers, New Mexico
For the Creatures of the Desert, Kaitlin Bryson, Muley Point, Utah
Stilts, Nancy Dewhurst, Rio Grande Headwaters, Colorado
Tributaries, Interactive installation performance, Kaitlin Bryson, Nancy Dewhurst, Joerael Elliott, FICTILIS, Annie Danis, Rose Linke, Ruth Le Gear, Jeanette Hart-Mann, Ryan Henel, Hollis Moore, Hamshya Rajkumar, Molly Zimmer, Rachel Zollinger