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ERICA FIELDER (web site) Erica Fielder is an eco-artist who merges art-making with lifestyle and the natural sciences in order to encourage a shift to ecologically ethical practices and integrated relationships between humans and their surroundings. Her art includes ritual, performance, mapping, and object-making, with the goal of educing a sense of connection and belonging. |
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MAURICIO ANCALMO Mauricio Ancalmo, a sculptor and media artist, has explored combining 16 mm film with computers. Raised in El Salvador and the United States, he works from a dual perspective, drawing on cultural and personal themes such as circumstance, assimilation, and isolation. He received his MFA from the San Francisco Art Institute in 2006. |
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ALICE WINGWALL (web site) Alice Wingwall, a photographer, sculptor, painter, and public artist, has completed her residency. Wingwall strove to remove her work from the usual context of a framed photograph hanging in a gallery. This resulted in her project, Overdog Mango, a collaboration with artist Walter Kitundu, in which restless video images transformed into constellations of braille and moved over walls, through a sculptural and sonic installation. |
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AMY BALKIN (web site) As an artist, Amy considers how humans create, interact with, and make an impact on the social and material landscapes they inhabit. Recent projects include Invisible-5, a collaborative work touring California's Interstate-5 corridor, San Francisco to Los Angeles. The project investigates the experiences those communities fighting for environmental justice along the I-5. |
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