The studio layout nicely illustrates the mission of ASU's Institute for Studies in the Arts. A lone camera points to the other half of the room where a bare white space awaits the artist. In that space dancers, actors, singers, and performance artists bring their very personal skills to the table, while the talented group across the room integrates those skills with the age of the microchip.
Audiences are smart.
They will recognize and feel the inconsistency if the multimedia is not woven in properly. As the images from the ever-vigilant monitors play off her lenses, Clark discusses creating the video for Riga . Marshall and I went through all the material. We grabbed still images off the video, transferred them to SCI crimson. The chosen images were processed as the more than 200 slides that float across the periphery of the Riga .