The Idea

Sins Of The New Millennium began in Mexico City. A professor, teaching “Philosophy of Communications and Media Technologies,” I was invited by artist friends to a planning meeting for their collaborative exhibit with the selected theme of “The Cardinal Sins.” My Spanish being insufficient to keep up with the contretemps, I found a dictionary. Looking […]

The Concept-Proposal

Excerpt from proposal to the World Bank Curatorial Committee (1994), for exhibition: “A WOMAN’S VIEW: EQUALITY, DEVELOPMENT AND PEACE“ in honor of the Fourth World Conference on Women, Beijing, 1995. Sins of the New Millennium was conceived in response to an invitation to participate in a multimedia artists’ collaborative in Mexico in October 1994. The […]

EXHIBITIONS

1995 A Woman’s View: Equality, Development, Peace. World Bank Headquarters, Washington, D.C. 1997 Women’s Global Leadership Institute (WGLI), artist-in-residence. Rutgers University, Rutgers, New Jersey. 1999 Art-o-matic, Laundromat, Washington, D.C. […]

PRESS COVERAGE

“Woman’s View: Equality, Development & Peace.” Arts Section Review Sunday, February 4th, The Jakarta Post, Jakarta, Indonesia, 1996: …The Sins of the New Millennium is an installation that features an eight-foot tow-ring booth inviting the viewer to enter and reflect on such issues as aggression, neglect, territorialization, impunity, complacency, wastefulness and willful ignorance. “The dis […]

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INSTALLATION

Assembly documentation: Sins of the New Millennium was designed to be fully transportable with minimal costs on site. The signage can be reproduced into the appropriate language. Instructions for the installation can be provided.