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    Summer Field Studies

     
    Test Site
    June 21, 2014 — September 14, 2014
    Get outside and explore contemporary art and ideas beyond the museum!
    Summer Field Studies is an interactive Test Site program that explores our relationship to landscape through a series of field guides developed by artists, musicians, permaculture advocates, curators, activists, sailors, poets, and adventure seekers.
    These guides introduce visitors to a variety of individual and collaborative projects from around the Pacific Northwest that work with experiential and movement-based practices to mediate our relationship to urban and rural environments. From hiking and cycling to music and poetry, these projects offer alternative perspectives on how to mindfully navigate and respond to landscape, whether it be at home or out in the wilderness.
    Featured projects include:
    • {All Rise} by Meagan Atiyeh & Elizabeth Spavento
    • Boating with Clyde by Clyde Peterson
    • field: diamond series by Kerri Rosenstein
    • Get Lost Academy by Jason Goodman & Martina Brimmer
    • How to get THERE (the dam) from HERE (seattle) by Molly Mac
    • Just Now Our Blood Dances to Other Music by Tessa Hulls
    • Landscape Heartbreak by Michelle Peñaloza
    • Passages Towards Nocturnal by Garek Jon Druss
    • Signal Fire by Amy Harwood & Ryan Pierce
    • Speck on Speck on Speck by Allyce Wood
    • Tenacious Instinct by Joanne Lepreore
    • The Drunken Boot by Harpo & Groucho
    • The Hylaeus Project by Lisa Schonberg
    • The Tortoise and His Raincoat: Music for a Very Long Walk by Nat Evans
    • Wild Times by Susan Robb
    • Words in Place by Daniela Molnar
    • Yonder Journal by Daniel Wakefield Pasley & Emiliano Granado
    CREDITS

    Summer Field Studies and related programming are organized by Whitney Ford-Terry, Public Programs Coordinator. Test Site projects are made possible by the generosity of the Henry’s Sustaining, Contemporaries, and Patron members.

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    Speck on Speck on Speck
    June 27, 2014
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    Friendship Trail
    July 26, 2014
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    Formulary for a New Wildness
    May 10, 2014
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    Agro - a - Go-Go
    July 19, 2014
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    The Drunken Boot
    July 20, 2014
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    Performance: Garek Druss
    July 18, 2014