Exhibition Curatorial
Help Wanted: Collaborations in Art Exhibition
Client:
Born
Venue/Location:
Center on Contemporary Art
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Exhibits & Interactives
Opening event.
Ballard and Ballard by Shawn Wolfe and friends.
People admiring Think Tank by Trimpin and Seb Chevrel.
"Think Tank" by Trimpin and Seb Chevrel. "Estate of Beverly Thomas" in the background.
Interacting with an interactive installation by Nikolai Cornell.
"Think Tank", a collaboration between Trimpin and Seb Chevrel.
"Think Tank", a collaboration between Trimpin and Seb Chevrel.
"Freud on Ice", a collaboration of painter Sean Hurley and writer Therese Littleton.
"Ballard & Ballard", by Shawn Wolfe and friends.
"Think Tank" by Trimpin and Seb Chevrel.
Client:
Born
Browse:
Exhibits & Interactives
Born’s exhibition “Help Wanted: Collaborations in Art” (Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle) was curated and organized by Gabe Kean and Jacob McMurray, with the help of Steve Hawley, Larry Reid and many others.
The exhbition focused on the collaborative process and the combination of over 40 contributors, resulting in eight commissioned installation pieces, and three media kiosk stations.
Artist groups were challenged to work together on pieces that elicit audience participation. Each and every collaborative piece takes a unique approach to its storytelling strategy.
Help Wanted was complemented by a series of artist talks and panel discussions examining the collaborative approach to the work.
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Project Accolades:
Seattle Times / Post-Intelligencer “Artists + Techies = Collaboration”, 2005
Participate, Designing with User Generated Content, book feature, 2011
The Stranger Stranger Suggests, 2005
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Curator: Gabe Kean
Curator: Jacob McMurray
Producer: Steve Hawley
Marketing: Larry Reid
Coordinator: Celeste Kean
Belle & Wissell Team Credits
Curator: Gabe Kean
Curator: Jacob McMurray
Producer: Steve Hawley
Marketing: Larry Reid
Coordinator: Celeste Kean
Born’s exhibition “Help Wanted: Collaborations in Art” (Center on Contemporary Art, Seattle) was curated and organized by Gabe Kean and Jacob McMurray, with the help of Steve Hawley, Larry Reid and many others.
The exhbition focused on the collaborative process and the combination of over 40 contributors, resulting in eight commissioned installation pieces, and three media kiosk stations.
Artist groups were challenged to work together on pieces that elicit audience participation. Each and every collaborative piece takes a unique approach to its storytelling strategy.
Help Wanted was complemented by a series of artist talks and panel discussions examining the collaborative approach to the work.
Visit Website:
Project Accolades:
Seattle Times / Post-Intelligencer “Artists + Techies = Collaboration”, 2005
Participate, Designing with User Generated Content, book feature, 2011
The Stranger Stranger Suggests, 2005