Wave Farm, Transmission Arts, and our Proposal

Here is something to think about, this place Wave farm, is taking submissions for work having to do with transmission. I think we should propose something for it. Come with your ideas for thursday, this is an assignment I guess. Also, a name. Otherwise we will end up with something like Hoobie Stank Radio.

Call for works
>
> ((((( Transmission Sculpture Garden )))))
>
> CALL FOR PROPOSALS
> Deadline: September 30
>
> The Wave Farm Transmission Sculpture Garden provides a unique
> opportunity for artists to conceive of and realize a long-term outdoor transmission-based
> installation open to the public in a retreat-like rural setting. Artists are invited to
> submit proposals for sculptural works that incorporate the transmission spectrum in concept or
> practice. Artists are encouraged to consider recycled materials in their work and utilize
> renewable energy sources (if power is required). Works will be installed within the 15-acre evergreen forest,
> situated throughout already the established walking paths, at Wave Farm.
>
> Artists are invited to submit proposals for the free103point9 Wave
> Farm Transmission
> Sculpture Garden. This is a three-part application process. The
> review panel will be
> comprised of members of free103point9's staff and Advisory Board of
> distinguished
> artists, critics, and curators.
>
> For more information and proposal guidelines see:
> http://www.free103point9.org/sculpturegarden.php
>
>
>
> ((((( Off The Grid )))))
>
> March 30, 2008 - June 1, 2008
>
> at Neuberger Museum of Art
> Purchase College, State University of New York
>
> Off The Grid features works that subvert and circumvent
> conventional infrastructures.
> Interested in alternatives to corporate and commercial applications
> and proprietary
> refinement of communication technologies, Off The Grid assembles
> media works by
> contemporary artists making social and ecological responsible art.
> Installed inside the
> Neuberger Museum of Art and across the Purchase College campus,
> visitors will encounter
> installations that are non-regulated, fluid, and composed of
> accessible, sustainable
> materials, often incorporating participatory elements, which
> augment the works
> themselves.
>
> If you have an artwork you would like to be considered for "Off The
> Grid," e-mail Tom Roe
> at tr @ free103point9 . org by this Friday, September 14.
>
> Co-presented by the Neuberger Museum of Art and free103point9.
> Curated by Jacqueline
> Shilkoff (Neuberger Museum) and Galen Joseph-Hunter, Tianna
> Kennedy, Tom Roe
> (free103point9)
>
> For more information see:
> http://www.free103point9.org/event.php?eventID=1624
>