(from Wednesday, April 6, 2011) By: Johnson Ngo On a jammed packed evening of programming including a curated screening, a live performance, and an open screening, Icaro Zorbar’s Assisted Installations was an interesting departure from the norm– seated screenings of moving images. During intermission, the eager audience waited patiently in the lobby while Zorbar completed [...]

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Last night (Friday) I went to the first performance of Sung Hwan Kim’s In the Room 3, a mix of improvised storytelling, live drawing, music, ephemeral chalk drawings, looped video and prerecorded performances. Topics and themes ranged from scary stories about misshapen dogs and foxes, to narratives about family relations and cultural displacement. If I [...]

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