performance documentation
A site-specific work for a gallery space that exists on the bodies of another LA-based collaborative duo, John Barlog and John Burtle, each of whom has a rectangle frame tattooed on his forearm.
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Supported through the Innovation Grants program of the Cynthia Woods Mitchell Center for the Arts, CamLab staged a campus-wide iteration of our Reguarding Room project at the University of Houston in Spring 2018.
CamLab's book Reguarding CamLab launched at the 2017 Printed Matter LA Art Book Fair, featured in the artbooks @ Hauser & Wirth booth. The book includes essays by Catherine Wagley and Tracy Jeanne Rosenthal.
We were thrilled to "Herb J" and DJ for Michael Parker's Steam Egg at Armory Center for the Arts in August 2015. Our scent and audio selections were mother-themed, in honor of Jemima's pregnancy.
Sharon Mizota's review of the Armory Center for the Arts'
After Victor Papanek: The Future Is Not What It Used to Be exhibition.
Alicia Eler wrote about CamLab for KCET in Los Angeles.
In Fall 2015 CamLab was the Wanlass Artist in Residence at Occidental College in Los Angeles
In Spring of 2014 CamLab was the Art Department's Visiting Artist at California State University Los Angeles. We worked with thirteen students as they prepared for an exhibition at Luckman Gallery, entitled eachother.
Order MOCA's book about the Engagement Party series here. Essays by Grant Kester, Aandrea Stang, and Elyse Mallouk, who wrote the CamLab chapter.
CamLab's book Reguarding CamLab launched at the 2017 Printed Matter LA Art Book Fair, featured in the artbooks @ Hauser & Wirth booth. The book includes essays by Catherine Wagley and Tracy Jeanne Rosenthal.
We were thrilled to "Herb J" and DJ for Michael Parker's Steam Egg at Armory Center for the Arts in August 2015. Our scent and audio selections were mother-themed, in honor of Jemima's pregnancy.
Sharon Mizota's review of the Armory Center for the Arts'
After Victor Papanek: The Future Is Not What It Used to Be exhibition.
Alicia Eler wrote about CamLab for KCET in Los Angeles.
In Fall 2015 CamLab was the Wanlass Artist in Residence at Occidental College in Los Angeles
In Spring of 2014 CamLab was the Art Department's Visiting Artist at California State University Los Angeles. We worked with thirteen students as they prepared for an exhibition at Luckman Gallery, entitled eachother.
Order MOCA's book about the Engagement Party series here. Essays by Grant Kester, Aandrea Stang, and Elyse Mallouk, who wrote the CamLab chapter.
Works 2005-2018
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- Whip What Stat
- Social Sculpture
- Things That Have Once Been in Contact
- Selfy with the Whites of Our Eyes Black with Eyeli...
- Either/And
- Butterescher Pencil-Pusher
- Check Out Spoonerism
- Clongloberation
- From Brain to Labia and Back Again
- Studies for Durational Performances
- Swoon Soon Suit
- No News is News No Better
- Our Mark, Their Mark
- Pillow Talk Foreplay with Blue Skies and Scissors
- Apex Cryptophores: Critical Field Craft
- Too Check Effect
- Screen Tests
- Ghosts Which Are Not One
- NeoDuo
- Houndstooth Cameltoe
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