T.A.O.C.
THE ART OF COMMUNICATIONSEASON #2
W/ The Church Of Work
At La Fab. La galerie du jour agnès b.
At La Fab. La galerie du jour agnès b.
INSTALLATION
PERFORMANCE
BROADCAST
PERFORMANCE
BROADCAST
The second edition of The Art of Communication featured the mobile broadcasting suite created by Michael Price and Kyle Keese of The Church of Work. It was installed at La galerie du jour agnès b for the Premiere Encre (Salon des Editions), providing a four-day immersive experience for the public and contributors.
The mobile broadcasting suite served as a central hub for artistic expression and communication during the event. It provided a platform for various free-forms forms of engagement and interaction, including music, dancing, poetry, interviews, performances, readings and more. The installation aimed to empower participants by creating a space where they could engage freely and in their own unique ways. Visitors to the installation were not passive spectators but active contributors to the artistic experience.
By breaking down perceived barriers between artist/viewer, producer/consumer, and professional/ amateur, the installation encouraged a sense of inclusivity and collaboration. The mobile broadcasting suite it self became a safe space for free-form communication, allowing participants to share their ideas, creativity, and perspectives.
The mobile broadcasting suite served as a central hub for artistic expression and communication during the event. It provided a platform for various free-forms forms of engagement and interaction, including music, dancing, poetry, interviews, performances, readings and more. The installation aimed to empower participants by creating a space where they could engage freely and in their own unique ways. Visitors to the installation were not passive spectators but active contributors to the artistic experience.
By breaking down perceived barriers between artist/viewer, producer/consumer, and professional/ amateur, the installation encouraged a sense of inclusivity and collaboration. The mobile broadcasting suite it self became a safe space for free-form communication, allowing participants to share their ideas, creativity, and perspectives.
