Tagged: MAW

Press Reviews of the 2010 ZERO 1 San Jose

Posted November 29, 2010 & filed under Press.

Below, a document containing an exhustive listing of the "Review of Press" for the 2008 and 2010 ZERO 1 New Media Biennial. The festival was covered by dozens of local, national and internationl channels.

I took MAW to ZERO 1 in 2008 for a number of urban interventions (see videos here). In 2010, MAW and I were commissioned to produce a new work for Absolute Zero: Lavish Martyr/Exquisite Corpse by ZERO 1 and performed in San Jose on Sep. 17th, 2010.

Many thanks to ZERO 1 for sharing these document.

2009 Imagine Fund Special Events

Posted April 13, 2009 & filed under Uncategorized.

Center for Urban and Regional Affairs

Posted December 12, 2008 & filed under Grants.

UMN CLA-OIT Infotech Small Grant for MAW Summer 2008

Posted December 12, 2008 & filed under Grants.

Minnesota Futures

Posted December 12, 2008 & filed under Grants.

MAW and the I and I in a Make: Television profile

Posted December 6, 2008 & filed under Press.

Make Zine‘s TV component, Make: Television, decided to do a profile and me and MAW. After hours and hours of talking, filming, outing and editing, a preview has been released.

The show airs on Feb. 14 2009 on public television, all across America. Here’s the video….

MAW and I in a Minnesota Daily Profile

Posted August 29, 2008 & filed under Press.

Check out this article in the Minnesota Daily, showcasing MAW’s activities as a student activities group. Here is the original link from MN Daily’s site.

MAW in Seattle Business Monthly

Posted August 17, 2008 & filed under Press.

An article by Chris Clayton on MAW in the Seattle Business Monthly…

MAW and the I and I in the New York Times

Posted August 17, 2008 & filed under Press.

This article in the New York Times by Julie Bloom covers The UnConvention and MAW’s participation in the event.

MAW and I in a Metro Magazine Article

Posted August 1, 2008 & filed under Press.

Check out this article on MAW which appeared in METRO magazine this week. Here is the original link on METRO’s site.