Fri-Sun, May 14-16 and 21-23, 12 noon to 5pm
Annie Albagli's (AFF '20-'21) We Become [Vessels] is a video-based installation responding to this time of isolation and a desire for touch and mobility.
The Shofar, or ram's horn, is a tool from Jewish tradition to mark the new moon and new year, and is said to have toppled the walls of Jericho. Pairing the Shofar with rocks inviting human touch, video, sound, and silk flags featuring composite images of the Marin Headlands landscape, Albagli's installation in The Gym proposes new ways to move through space and time. Framed by the Marin Headlands and its history, We Become [Vessels] instigates movement between place, people, and generations, using ancestral tools for the exploration of the threshold of the self, our interdependence, and speculative imaginings.
*The Sunday 2PM sessions on both weekends feature an artist-led walkthrough*
We Become (Vessels) is supported by Asylum Arts
Headlands Center for the Arts is excited to welcome you back to our campus! In accordance with National Park Service federal health guidelines, Headlands has established some COVID-19 protocols to help ensure the safety of all our visitors. Please adhere to all guidelines. More info available at Headlands.org/visit
Free; reservation required.
Presented by Headlands Center for the Arts.
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Annie Albagli's (AFF '20-'21) We Become [Vessels] is a video-based installation responding to this time of isolation and a desire for touch and mobility.
The Shofar, or ram's horn, is a tool from Jewish tradition to mark the new moon and new year, and is said to have toppled the walls of Jericho. Pairing the Shofar with rocks inviting human touch, video, sound, and silk flags featuring composite images of the Marin Headlands landscape, Albagli's installation in The Gym proposes new ways to move through space and time. Framed by the Marin Headlands and its history, We Become [Vessels] instigates movement between place, people, and generations, using ancestral tools for the exploration of the threshold of the self, our interdependence, and speculative imaginings.
*The Sunday 2PM sessions on both weekends feature an artist-led walkthrough*
We Become (Vessels) is supported by Asylum Arts
Headlands Center for the Arts is excited to welcome you back to our campus! In accordance with National Park Service federal health guidelines, Headlands has established some COVID-19 protocols to help ensure the safety of all our visitors. Please adhere to all guidelines. More info available at Headlands.org/visit
Free; reservation required.
Presented by Headlands Center for the Arts.
Fri-Sun, May 14-16 and 21-23, 12 noon to 5pm
Annie Albagli's (AFF '20-'21) We Become [Vessels] is a video-based installation responding to this time of isolation and a desire for touch and mobility.
The Shofar, or ram's horn, is a tool from Jewish tradition to mark the new moon and new year, and is said to have toppled the walls of Jericho. Pairing the Shofar with rocks inviting human touch, video, sound, and silk flags featuring composite images of the Marin Headlands landscape, Albagli's installation in The Gym proposes new ways to move through space and time. Framed by the Marin Headlands and its history, We Become [Vessels] instigates movement between place, people, and generations, using ancestral tools for the exploration of the threshold of the self, our interdependence, and speculative imaginings.
*The Sunday 2PM sessions on both weekends feature an artist-led walkthrough*
We Become (Vessels) is supported by Asylum Arts
Headlands Center for the Arts is excited to welcome you back to our campus! In accordance with National Park Service federal health guidelines, Headlands has established some COVID-19 protocols to help ensure the safety of all our visitors. Please adhere to all guidelines. More info available at Headlands.org/visit
Free; reservation required.
Presented by Headlands Center for the Arts.
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Annie Albagli's (AFF '20-'21) We Become [Vessels] is a video-based installation responding to this time of isolation and a desire for touch and mobility.
The Shofar, or ram's horn, is a tool from Jewish tradition to mark the new moon and new year, and is said to have toppled the walls of Jericho. Pairing the Shofar with rocks inviting human touch, video, sound, and silk flags featuring composite images of the Marin Headlands landscape, Albagli's installation in The Gym proposes new ways to move through space and time. Framed by the Marin Headlands and its history, We Become [Vessels] instigates movement between place, people, and generations, using ancestral tools for the exploration of the threshold of the self, our interdependence, and speculative imaginings.
*The Sunday 2PM sessions on both weekends feature an artist-led walkthrough*
We Become (Vessels) is supported by Asylum Arts
Headlands Center for the Arts is excited to welcome you back to our campus! In accordance with National Park Service federal health guidelines, Headlands has established some COVID-19 protocols to help ensure the safety of all our visitors. Please adhere to all guidelines. More info available at Headlands.org/visit
Free; reservation required.
Presented by Headlands Center for the Arts.
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