JOSHUA KIT CLAYTON
Undulation Zone
Saturday, September 18th 3pm and 8 pm
Sunday,
September 19th 8pm
N O M A Gallery projects presents another episode in
the n o m a i n b e t w e e n series: "Undulation Zone". Joshua Kit Clayton invites you for a group engagement with a focus on the seasick nature of existence.
A theoretical lecture, followed by directed group movement to an abstract soundtrack, followed by "open socializing", it butt-splices the rational with the non-rational with confusion in words, action, and reflection, ...forming an amorphous, though regimented experience. As it is limited to a small group of 10-20 people per event, participants should RSVP for one of the available events. Participants should wear loose, comfortable clothing and be prepared to move about the floor.
Sessions are as follow:
Saturday, September 18th 3pm
Saturday, September 18th 8pm
Sunday, September 19th 8pm
Joshua Kit Clayton is an artist, musician, and computer programmer, living and working in San Francisco. He is a graduate of the Bard College MFA program in Film/Video. He produces dance music for post-rave casualties both on his own and in the band Pigeon Funk. He is responsible for the development of Jitter, a video and 3d graphics extension to Cycling '74's Max visual programming environment. His performance and video based projects explore communication, speculation, value, directive, and the space between artist and audience.
RSVP to marcella@nomagallery.com