Why you love the Fringe.
September 16th at 1:00pm
On view at RIT City Art Space's big screen (in the window facing Liberty Pole Plaza), this short film features looped, metamorphic 2D-animated vignettes that inform the magnifying "domino effects" of climate change and community-led solutions.
September 16th at 1:00pm
City Art Space presents a two-person exhibition by Annalisa Barron and Taylor Kennedy, whose combined recent works explore the cathartic relationship of domesticity and surrealism through drawing, painting, sculpture and installation.
September 16th at 5:00pm
Realized on a virtual stage and recorded live at RIT's MAGIC Spell Studios in January 2022, this performance involves a dancing avatar whose motions are defined by a live dancer using motion capture technology. This experience will allow visitors to experience the performance as it was presented through an immersive VR head mounted display. (Note: The experience runs around 8:30 minutes.)
September 17th at 1:00pm
On view at RIT City Art Space's big screen (in the window facing Liberty Pole Plaza), this short film features looped, metamorphic 2D-animated vignettes that inform the magnifying "domino effects" of climate change and community-led solutions.
September 17th at 1:00pm
Realized on a virtual stage and recorded live at RIT's MAGIC Spell Studios in January 2022, this performance involves a dancing avatar whose motions are defined by a live dancer using motion capture technology. This experience will allow visitors to experience the performance as it was presented through an immersive VR head mounted display. (Note: The experience runs around 8:30 minutes.)
September 17th at 1:00pm
City Art Space presents a two-person exhibition by Annalisa Barron and Taylor Kennedy, whose combined recent works explore the cathartic relationship of domesticity and surrealism through drawing, painting, sculpture and installation.
September 18th at 1:00pm
On view at RIT City Art Space's big screen (in the window facing Liberty Pole Plaza), this short film features looped, metamorphic 2D-animated vignettes that inform the magnifying "domino effects" of climate change and community-led solutions.
September 18th at 1:00pm
City Art Space presents a two-person exhibition by Annalisa Barron and Taylor Kennedy, whose combined recent works explore the cathartic relationship of domesticity and surrealism through drawing, painting, sculpture and installation.
September 23rd at 1:00pm
On view at RIT City Art Space's big screen (in the window facing Liberty Pole Plaza), this short film features looped, metamorphic 2D-animated vignettes that inform the magnifying "domino effects" of climate change and community-led solutions.
September 23rd at 1:00pm
City Art Space presents a two-person exhibition by Annalisa Barron and Taylor Kennedy, whose combined recent works explore the cathartic relationship of domesticity and surrealism through drawing, painting, sculpture and installation.
September 23rd at 5:00pm
Realized on a virtual stage and recorded live at RIT's MAGIC Spell Studios in January 2022, this performance involves a dancing avatar whose motions are defined by a live dancer using motion capture technology. This experience will allow visitors to experience the performance as it was presented through an immersive VR head mounted display. (Note: The experience runs around 8:30 minutes.)
September 24th at 1:00pm
On view at RIT City Art Space's big screen (in the window facing Liberty Pole Plaza), this short film features looped, metamorphic 2D-animated vignettes that inform the magnifying "domino effects" of climate change and community-led solutions.
September 24th at 1:00pm
Realized on a virtual stage and recorded live at RIT's MAGIC Spell Studios in January 2022, this performance involves a dancing avatar whose motions are defined by a live dancer using motion capture technology. This experience will allow visitors to experience the performance as it was presented through an immersive VR head mounted display. (Note: The experience runs around 8:30 minutes.)
September 24th at 1:00pm
City Art Space presents a two-person exhibition by Annalisa Barron and Taylor Kennedy, whose combined recent works explore the cathartic relationship of domesticity and surrealism through drawing, painting, sculpture and installation.
