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After the Fact: Question and Answer by Jamie Hilder

Question and Answer by Jamie Hilder

After the Fact: Documentation from a Performance Intervention in Academia

“Question and Answer” is a live, unsanctioned performance by Vancouver-based artist Jamie Hilder. It is an intervention presented under the guise of audience participation during the question-and-answer portion of a public event and takes the form of a seemingly rambling, indeterminate question that interrogates embedded social mores in academia. Everyone is familiar with the audience member who asks a question that takes the form of a monologue and never arrives at query—here the artist engages monologue to interrogate acceptable modes of inquiry.

This iteration of “Question and Answer” was presented in collaboration with Christian L. Frock presents Invisible Venue at the College Art Association 100^th Annual Conference in Los Angeles, California on February 25, 2012.

Open Source: Instructions for Intervention in Public Space

 
Open Source features instructions for intervention in public space, designed for distribution via social networks. Instructions are organized in a standardized format to privilege ideas over aesthetics. Each may be shared directly from www.invisiblevenue.com and are also formatted for single-sided printing.

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Open Source: Instructions by Jamie Hilder

Jamie Hilder, Method for a Public Intervention

Open Source features instructions for creative intervention in public space, designed for distribution via social networks. For more information or to print, download or distribute instructions online, visit www.invisiblevenue.com.

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More information about Jamie Hilder can be found on www.invisiblevenue.com

Special Advertising Section: Downtown Ambassador by Jamie Hilder

Special Advertising Section is a print intervention by Jamie Hilder in the pilot issue of Public Art Dialogue, a new journal published by Routledge.

Public Art Dialogue launch February 9 - 12, 2011

College Art Association 99th Annual Conference, New York

Hello! My Name is...

 

"Hello! My Name is..."

A site-specific intervention for the College Art Association Conference Chicago, with contributions from Chris Basmajian, Michael Damm, Anthony Discenza, Charles Gute, Jamie Hilder, Scott Oliver, Susan O'Malley, Zachary Royer Scholz, Zefrey Throwell, Christine Wong Yap

February 10 - 13, 2010

College Art Association 98th Annual Conference

Hyatt Regency Chicago

151 East Wacker Drive
Chicago, Illinois 60601

Public Art Dialogue Session:
Site Variations: The Shifting Grounds of Public Art
Featuring "Invisible Venue(s): Alternatives to the Institution" an overview of Invisible Venue by Christian L. Frock
Friday, February 12, 9:30am - Noon
Regency D, Gold Level, West Tower, Hyatt Regency Chicago
Chaired by Dr Harriet F. Senie and Dr Cher Krause Knight

(Meant to be) Lost and Found

"(Meant to be) Lost and Found"
Displaced-correspondence-as-public-art by Anthony Discenza, Charles Gute, Jonn Herschend, and Jamie Hilder

October 22 - 26, 2009

All sorts of places
New York, New York

Project Description: For this collaboration with Invisible Venue (IV) Anthony Discenza, Charles Gute, Jonn Herschend, and Jamie Hilder have each created artworks that resemble correspondence. Each artist was invited to create work inspired by the accidental intimacy and curiosity of discovering someone's lost communication, such as the discovery of a handwritten letter blowing in the wind.  In turn, 100 reproductions of these pieces of 'correspondence' will be left in random public spaces* throughout the city to mediate chance encounters with an unquantifiable public audience.