So Jeremy. We talked about making the gallery into a maze the other day. Here is a quick sketch of an idea of what I think would be a good maze to make. In the "t", I dropped one of the sides and figured we could put some sort of person in there. Then we could play clips from "lost" of people looking "lost". ;)
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Thursday, January 13, 2011
Idea: Lost
So Jeremy. We talked about making the gallery into a maze the other day. Here is a quick sketch of an idea of what I think would be a good maze to make. In the "t", I dropped one of the sides and figured we could put some sort of person in there. Then we could play clips from "lost" of people looking "lost". ;)
Idea two:production

Jeremy and I think it would be really cool to have a live performance in the gallery. Whether its a balley, a comedy sketch, a play, we don't know..but we like all of them..The biggest part of the project is that we would set up a production area that would seperate the visitors from the performance. We would film, edit, and post the video. The name of the show would be the link to the video site. Before the video goes up, on our site we would offer "tweets" of progress so that people could anticipate the performance and see it go through pre-production. At the end of the opening the only thing that would remain from the performance is the video we made..and it would be shown large scale on the wall.and seating arrangement, semi circle, would be brought in.
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RE:Powerful

I thought about it more, and came to the conclusion that I didn't need a full circle for seating. I want to direct my audience to focus toward one direction. I predict that people would like to sit on the inside ring of the couch facing the wall; kind of like greek theatres, only not raised beyond one level of seating.
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