Allan Kaprow’s Travelog Reinvented with MOCA
TROLLEYTALES: Lucia Sanroman in San Diego, California
- The Project
- +58: The Urban Think Tank in Caracas, Venezuela
- FERRYTALE: Song Tao and Lin Yu in Shanghai, China
- Lux et Obscuritas: Nicholas Christenfeld in San Diego, California
- TROLLEYTALES: Lucia Sanroman in San Diego, California
- Your Receipt is in the Bag: Stephen Hepworth in San Diego, California
- Books: Diane and Jerome Rothenberg in San Diego, California
- TRAVELOG: The Original 1968 Transcript
- Participant Biographies
Lucia Sanroman’s group worked off of FERRYTALE and looked to the trolley lines in San Diego for their project titled, TROLLEYTALES. They engaged those taking the trolley through asking for change (a comment on the need for exact change for the ticket machines at trolley stations). Trolleytale was a project inspired by Song Tao and Lin Yu’s FERRYTALE in Shanghai. Lucia’s group (Giacomo Castagnola Chaparro, Ariana Hernandez-Reguant, Sean Neil, Alan Rosenblum, Carlos Trilnick, Nina Waisman, Christin Turner) decided to travel on San Diego’s trolley lines, interviewing the passengers. Additionally, they engaged people through asking for change for a $20 bill as none of the stations have change machines and the ticket machines only take exact change.
STATION I: SAN DIEGO, CALIFORNIA "The exhibition presented an invaluable opportunity to bring to southern California work that would not otherwise be shown in the region. The project was groundbreaking, as it was the first exhibition to featur ...
On November 16, 2007 the haudenschildGarage collaborated with the Visual Arts Department of UCSD, inSite, CECUT and Casa Familiar to present the Political Equator II Conferences: Collective Territories/Territories of Collaboration. This three-d ...
STATION II: SHANGHAI, CHINA "This exhibition explains the importance of re-acknowledging and re-evaluating this hot spot of contemporary art. From the very beginning, contemporary Chinese photography has been closely related to the daily liv ...
Published in the Zooming into Focus catalog, 2005 As the opening of Zooming into Focus: Contemporary Chinese Photography and Video from the Haudenschild Collection at its final venue the National Gallery in Beijing draws near, it is time to pa ...
Arts & Collection Series II in Asia Art Archive, July 2004 Born in Buenos Aires and currently residing in San Diego, California, Eloisa Haudenschild, has one of the largest collections for contemporary Chinese photography and video art. "Zoo ...
