Feb 28

Ae/eI Festival: The Blue Zone

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Movement Lab, Milstein LL020
  • Add to Calendar 2024-02-28 19:30:00 2024-02-28 21:00:00 Ae/eI Festival: The Blue Zone   Image The Movement Lab presents: the Artificial environments / environmental Intelligence Festival The Ae/eI Festival features work-in-progress installations and performances in the Movement Lab every day during the week of February 21-28, all of which are free and open to the public. It is guided by the question, what happens when we close the loop on the constructed binary of nature and technology?   Artificial environments / environmental Intelligence Festival Night 8:   The Blue Zone Presented as a companion piece to Dreaming Animals, to close out the Ae/eI Festival with an evening at sea. The Blue Zone created by Abby Mankin, Liz Radway, and Katie Sponenburg Wednesday, February 28th   |   7:30pm In a performative exhibition of our own individual routes to seek fulfillment in an evolutionary world which does not offer that, we aim to return to the instincts of what humanity is made for. Rather than focusing on future intelligent systems that are evolving now, we aim to look backwards, tracing our own biological roots back to our original home: the sea.   Doors open at 7:00 PM and showing begins at 7:30 PM. Capacity in the lab is capped at 40 audience members. Attendees who have RSVP'd before the event will have priority, and admission will be determined on a first come first serve basis on arrival. If you RSVP before the event but you arrive late, we reserve the right to give your spot to someone on the waitlist.  Attendees who have not RSVP'd will be put on a standby waitlist if they arrive in-person before the event. RSVP Form   Abby Mankin is a junior dance and history major at Barnard. Outside of her artistic endeavors in dance, she is interested in bringing creativity into everyday life. Liz Radway is a senior at Columbia College studying dance and computer science. Her artistic pursuits mesh her interests in intelligent systems and creative technology to explore multimedia technologic works. Katie Sponenburg is a senior dance major at Barnard College who is intensely interested in the automation, mechanization, and specialization of the body and finding joy in dance.  Movement Lab, Milstein LL020 Barnard College barnard-admin@digitalpulp.com America/New_York public

 

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The Blue Zone poster

The Movement Lab presents: the Artificial environments / environmental Intelligence Festival

The Ae/eI Festival features work-in-progress installations and performances in the Movement Lab every day during the week of February 21-28, all of which are free and open to the public. It is guided by the question, what happens when we close the loop on the constructed binary of nature and technology?

 

Artificial environments / environmental Intelligence Festival Night 8:  

The Blue Zone

Presented as a companion piece to Dreaming Animals, to close out the Ae/eI Festival with an evening at sea.

The Blue Zone created by Abby Mankin, Liz Radway, and Katie Sponenburg

Wednesday, February 28th   |   7:30pm

In a performative exhibition of our own individual routes to seek fulfillment in an evolutionary world which does not offer that, we aim to return to the instincts of what humanity is made for. Rather than focusing on future intelligent systems that are evolving now, we aim to look backwards, tracing our own biological roots back to our original home: the sea.

 

Doors open at 7:00 PM and showing begins at 7:30 PM.

Capacity in the lab is capped at 40 audience members. Attendees who have RSVP'd before the event will have priority, and admission will be determined on a first come first serve basis on arrival. If you RSVP before the event but you arrive late, we reserve the right to give your spot to someone on the waitlist. 

Attendees who have not RSVP'd will be put on a standby waitlist if they arrive in-person before the event.

RSVP Form

 

Abby Mankin is a junior dance and history major at Barnard. Outside of her artistic endeavors in dance, she is interested in bringing creativity into everyday life.


Liz Radway is a senior at Columbia College studying dance and computer science. Her artistic pursuits mesh her interests in intelligent systems and creative technology to explore multimedia technologic works.


Katie Sponenburg is a senior dance major at Barnard College who is intensely interested in the automation, mechanization, and specialization of the body and finding joy in dance.