InnerCity Projects

an interdisciplinary collaboration by Visual Artist Jo Wood-Brown and Dancer Miriam Parker

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Light Rain - NOW OPEN!!

Installation by Jo Wood-Brown w/ Colette Aliman 

Dance Performance by Miriam Parker July 8th

 Head down to the Vision Festival at Judson Memorial Church at 55 Washington Sq. South, New York, NY today to catch Light Rain and other amazing avant-garde art, music, and dance performances. Tonight, the talented Miriam Parker will give a dance performance in the Judson Memorial Church as a part of the Light Rain Installation. 

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Light Rain - OPENING TONIGHT!!

Installation by Jo Wood-Brown w/ Colette Aliman 

Dance Performance by Miriam Parker July 8th

Tonight’s the night! Head down to the Vision Festival at Judson Memorial Church at 55 Washington Sq. South, New York, NY today to catch Light Rain and other amazing avant-garde art, music, and dance performances. Pictured is Miriam Parker, getting one last rehearsal in before the show tomorrow, July 8th.  

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Light Rain - OPENING TOMORROW!!

Installation by Jo Wood-Brown w/ Colette Aliman 

Dance Performance by Miriam Parker July 8th

A sneak peek into the Judson Church sanctuary! Come see Light Rain and experience how artist, Jo Wood-Brown, cultivated a space that invokes ephemeral ideas and casts them into a just barley tangible level of permanence. 

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20th Annual Vision Festival ft. Light Rain

Installation by Jo Wood-Brown w/ Colette Aliman

Dance Performance by Miriam Parker July 8th

Don’t miss the 20th annual Vision Festival from July 7th-12th.  Vision is a FreeJazz multi-arts festival that builds community and generates a microcosm for creative conversation among multiple artistic disciplines. The Festival features Light Rain, an installation of twelve, three-foot helium balloons that suspend length of ultra-thin brass rod by Jo Wood-Brown with Colette Ailman and dance performance by Miriam Parker on July 8th. Light Rain will float in the vaulted ceiling of the Judson Church sanctuary some forty feet above the audience. 

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Light Rain 

Installation by Jo Wood-Brown w/ Colette Aliman 

Dance Performance by Miriam Parker July 8th

Don’t miss the 20th annual Vision Festival from July 7th-12th.  Vision is a FreeJazz multi-arts festival that builds community and generates a microcosm for creative conversation among multiple artistic disciplines. The Festival features Light Rain, an installation of twelve, three-foot helium balloons that suspend length of ultra-thin brass rod by Jo Wood-Brown with Colette Ailman and dance performance by Miriam Parker on July 8th. Light Rain will float in the vaulted ceiling of the Judson Church sanctuary some forty feet above the audience.

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Light Rain

Avant-Garde Art Installation by Jo Wood-Brown w/ Colette Aliman

Dance performance by Miriam Parker July 8th

Balloons, brass, and really high ceilings. Don’t miss this awesome avant-garde instillation being shown July 7th-12th in the Judson Memorial Church. 

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Light Rain 

Installation by Jo Wood-Brown w/ Colette Aliman 

Dance Performance by Miriam Parker July 8th

Over the many years of the Vision Festival, Jo Wood-Brown has developed her visual art to create bridges between the varied history and function of the venue’s architecture, the creative flow of energy happening in the performance, and the audience. 

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“In working with helium i address unseen forces. For some that is music, for others spirituality and for many of us the magic of a balloon floating in space.” - Jo Wood-Brown

Don’t miss the 20th annual Vision Festival from July 7th-12th. Vision is a FreeJazz multi-arts festival that builds community and generates a microcosm for creative conversation among multiple artistic disciplines. The Festival features Light Rain, an installation of twelve, three-foot helium balloons that suspend length of ultra-thin brass rod by Jo Wood-Brown with Colette Ailman and dance performance by Miriam Parker on July 8th. Light Rain will float in the vaulted ceiling of the Judson Church sanctuary some forty feet above the audience. 

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Got a nice write up in Origin Magazine in this issue of 100 top creatives! #InnerCityProjects #100topcreatives #originmagazine

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“The Station” is the latest revelatory collaboration between artist Jo Wood-Brown and dancer Miriam Parker...Time advances and then seems to retreat as overlapping images shed fractured light on walls and audience, thereby alchemically merging art and viewer...an embodied artistic experience that bravely celebrates the pleasures of intuition and partnership; it opens a new field of synergistic discovery for the viewer and lover of art.”  --   Adrienne Baxter Bell, PhD

“The space was multiple - on the ground, above our heads, behind and in front of us, or through the transparent parts of the suspended structures. The movement passing through it revealed new spaces...This complexity made the work hypnotic, drawing the attention always to a new place” -- Fiona Templeton

The Station, Whitebox Gallery. Dec 9, 2014. 

Live Installation by InnerCity Projects. 

Miriam Parker & Jo Wood-Brown

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Today's the day! Stop by The Station, InnerCity Project's newest live installation at any time between 6:30 and 8:30PM. Here's a photograph from yesterday's rehearsal. We are ecstatic and can not wait to share this experience with you. 

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(READ)art Interview with Miriam Parker about The Station

We are so blessed to share this sneak preview interview regarding The Station that Miriam Parker conducted with (READ)art. The Station premieres tomorrow, December 9th at Whitebox Art Center from 6:30-8:30PM. The installation is ongoing, so please feel free to join us at any time.

(READ)art is an online forum of perspectives on contemporary art through critical writing, exhibition reviews and artist interviews.

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A work-in-progress photograph of the The Station at Whitebox Art Center just before our first complete rehearsal. Ross Meneuz is testing his live mixing in the space, the dancers are warming up, and all of the elements are coming together.

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Become absorbed in your dreams and imagination by experiencing the live-installation of The Station on December 9th at Whitebox Art Center.  Help make The Station a reality by donating to InnerCity Project's fundraising campaign: http://www.igg.me/at/ICPTHESTATION

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The Station will bring an immersive live-installation of video, sculpture, sound, and dance. In The Station the imagination and a shared reality intertwine to create an innovated and interactive installation at Whitebox Art Center.  Join InnerCity Projects for The Station on December 9, 2014, 6:30-8:30PM