Honeymoon 2
Honeymoon 2, inspired by George Brecht’s Drip Music and a previous work, Honeymoon, addresses conundrums of confinement and commitment, along with the paradoxes of traditional receptive feminine roles that often prevail despite resistance to gender conformity.
Nancy Popp
Nancy Popp works with performance, video and photography. Her projects investigate the fragility of the body as subject and sculptural object and the creative and radical human endeavor of serious play coupled with risk and vulnerability. She has shown with the Art Institute of Chicago, the Armory Center for the Arts, the University of Redlands, Highways Performance Space, the 18th Street Arts Center, NewTown and in a variety public sites throughout the United States. She also performs with Corpus Delecti’s Butoh Performance Lab and the LA Art Girls. A native of Los Angeles, she received her BFA at Art Center College of Design and is currently an MFA candidate at the San Francisco Art Institute She lives and works as an educator in Los Angeles.
Adam Overton
Adam Overton is a living composer and performer of experimental sound performance, a teacher of multimedia, and a newly-certified massage therapist. Through experiments in rhythm, presence, and contact, his work plumbs the depths of the body, mind and person, maps the intimate distance between individuals, and encourages conscious experimentation with common and alternative avenues for interpersonal exchange. His fascination with the notions, challenges, and practices of awareness, acknowledgment, and [co]existence are currently fueling this stream of work.
