Participatory street performance with miniature and large scale projection

Interactive Video Installation

Mobile projection in desert

Minneapolis Art on Wheels: Heartland Tour
This proposal seeks support for a similar outreach effort centered around the American Heartland. This years outreach tour includes two seperate ventures: 1) Mississippi River Projections: a 10 day trip down and up the Mississippi river with nighly stops to perform, 2) Plains Art Museum, Fargo: We have received an invitation from Coco Sheehy, director of the Plains Art Museum, to conduct a weekend public projections in downtown Fargo, using the principal public buildings as our interactive projection surfaces. Both components have already generated sigificant student interest and investment, as well as support of a number of relevant institutions.

A grant for the participation of two graduate students (Peter Thompson and TJ Barnes) in the Minneapolis Art on Wheels Project over the summer of 2008.

Peter and TJ worked very hard on this grant and get much of the credit.

Request for funding to support two Graduate students working in collaboration with Assistant Professor Ali Momeni to develop content, form partnerships and solidify Minneapolis Art on Wheels as a tool for artistic and creative endeavors at the University and wider community. The grant is specifically intended to support our tour to the ZERO 1 New Media Biennial in San Jose, CA.

A grant from the Office of the Vice President for Research at the University of Minnesota, for the research project “Mobile Media for Everyday People: Bridging the Digital Physical Divide”; research into the function of mobile media in the public art, citizen journalism, real-time networked technologies

Live drawing+ real-time software performanc with Jenny Schmid

Public Art with Mobile Media