This TUESDAY MARCH 19th

4pm EDT/1pm PT/9pm CET  


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YouTube Live

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Meet Fred Wilson and Chat with Him in the

Last 30 Minutes of Our 90 min. broadcast

Photo by Heratch Ekmekjian

Fred Wilson is renowned for his interdisciplinary practice that challenges assumptions of history, culture, race, and conventions of display. By reframing objects and cultural symbols, he alters traditional interpretations, encouraging viewers to reconsider social and historical narratives.


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RECENTLY

at Emily Harvey Foundation in SoHo, NY on March 1st & 2nd

Photos by Scott Walden


ROBERT FILLIOU: ASSEMBLAGE DU FILM DIY a Hybrid Cinematic Sculpture by Emily M. Harris & John Dileva Halpern, of I.C.A.I.


Like Filliou, Harris and Dileva Halpern reify the creative process in ways that are at once social and metaphysical. ROBERT FILLIOU is a hybrid cinematic sculpture/installation, an immersive assemblage of a film in-progress that echoes Filliou’s bricolage DIY techniques. With this project, Harris and Dileva Halpern are undertaking a welcome salvage operation—mining the life’s work of one of modern art history’s most luminous artists.


~ Jacquelynn Baas, University of California Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive and author,

Fluxus and the Essential Questions of Life and Marcel Duchamp and the Art of Life.

~*~

Rather than suturing all the component materials of the film at the event, Robert Filliou Assemblage du Film – DIY is an intentional “destruction of a film in progress” featuring 10 monitors and projections, games, songs, and artworks by the artist.


~ Dr. Martin Patrick, Associate Professor in Fine Arts at Massey University, Wellington New Zealand, is an

art critic, historian and writer. 


On March 1st and 2nd, 2024, together with the assistance of 22 collaborators, Emily Marie Harris and John Dileva Halpern, with the cooperation of Peter Freeman Inc., and hosts Emily Harvey Foundation, completed the first iteration of RFADFDIY, in New York.


Harris/Halpern will activate a Kickstarter Campaign, in the near future, for further fundraising.

They hope you will join them.


Special Thanks to Annie Bloch and Ryan Cahill, their esteemed sponsors

Margret Wibmer (ICAI Collaborator/BoardMember, in Holland)

SALON d'AMOUR is inspired by texts Margret has collected. Her handcrafted masks symbolize "distance, darkness, mystery and anonymity while at the same time, intimacy, protection and beauty." Actors read the texts in an intimate theatrical setting with audience participation. SDA was recently performed in Wattens, Austria.


Margret's Art Impact classes are held privately in her studio. To inquire about Margret's immersive art publication and her classes in Amsterdam Email ICAI:

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IN NYC Through March 23rd


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ANTHEM

by Meredith Monk


and


HOLY PRANA OPEN GAME

by Natalie Rose LeBrecht


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I.C.A.I. Founders, Emily Marie Harris & John DiLeva-Halpern, Board Member