Alicia Cosnahan, Brian Sobaski, Peter Krsko, and Tory Tepp,
“Here Be Dragons” (2024),
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Photos Isabella Segalovich/Hyperallergic
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Alicia Cosnahan, Brian Sobaski, Peter Krsko, and Tory Tepp,
“Here Be Dragons” (2024),
Hosted by Kevin Enge,
Photos Isabella Segalovich/Hyperallergic
Free Movie Thursday Night September 6th from 6PM to 9PM
Come join us for a screening of DIRT! The Movie Thursday night. Atlantic Center for the Arts Community Artist Tory Tepp will screen movies most every Thursday from 6PM to 9M. The movies will be ones he finds informative, inspirational or relevant to his work. The screening will be at ACA's Harris House facility, 214 S. Riverside Drive, New Smyrna Beach. Call #386-795-7718 ext-11 for more info.
welcome to all terrain- into the initial phases
its been a lovely beginning to the residency and the project. the past week was spent combing the streets on bicycle, looking for possible sites. biking slowly, with curiosity and intent, literally up and down every street, proves an intimate way to get acquainted with an area. though i used the loop as a guide for my meanderings, i allowed the road to dictate the path and just followed the wheels. as of this morning i have logged over seventy five possible locations for developing eco-sculptural installations. these sites include public parks, vacant lots, large street medians, demolished home slabs, open fields and the like, both public and private. the next phase will be to narrow down the list by talking with the city and determining ownership as well as actual usability. if you know of a potential site with enough space to accommodate a temporary public installation, please feel free to let me know.
Open Studio Hours Wednesday Sept. 12 from 2PM to 5PM
Come meet our Community Artist in Residence Tory Tepp Wednesday from 2PM to 5PM. He's going out of town Thursday so there WILL NOT be open studio hours on Friday and Saturday, and there won't be a movie this Thursday night.
Next week we will be back on our normal schedule with open studio hours Wed. 2PM to 5PM, Free Movie night on Thursday 6PM to 9PM, and more open studio hours Fri. 10AM to 1PM and Saturday 10AM to 2PM.
The movie next week is another good one, Microcosmos.
Don't be afraid because it's French with English subtitles, because there is hardly any narration at all and the sound and visual narrative will amaze you.
Check out the trailer:
this is not the map...
214 South Riverside Drive, New Smyrna Beach, FL 32168, USAhere is the framework upon we we can begin building the map. upon this fairly comprehensive street map of new smyrna beach we can begin to collectively log all manner of details associated with public and private space. intended to be a reference and a guide, plotting information in a visual fashion may yield interesting associations and relationships, which may compliment the more experiential, street view. we will be adding to this and building this map at the open studios for the duration of the residency. this map will never be complete and will always require modification and updates.
See the full gallery on Posterous
No Studio Hours this Wednesday September 19th
Sorry for the inconvenience.
Come see us Thursday night from 6PM to 9PM for our screening of Microcosmos (see the trailer a few posts ago).
Normal studio hours resume Friday from 10AM to 1PM
Free Movie Night! This Week's Movie- Food Inc.
Come join us Thursday at 6:00PM at ACA's Harris House facility at 214 S. Riverside Drive (corner of Douglas and Riverside) for Free Movie Night.
Food Inc. identifies, describes and details the problems of the food industry, its effects upon our health and provides us — the consumer — with strategies for changing the way the food industry operates so farmers can earn a living wage and all of us can enjoy improved health outcomes.
See the trailer below and join us Thursday.
Free Movie Night Tonight! This Week's Movie- FLOW, for the Love of Water.
Join us tonight at ACA's Harris House Facility at 6PM for a free screening of "Flow, for the love of water." This movies presents and examines the state of our planet's water supply in an interesting and informative way.
Take a look at the trailer below.