Interstice: New Economies for Creative Communities 

Interstice: New Economies for Creative Communities, is framed as a recent historical survey that speaks about the relevance and contribution of past artistic practices that have contributed to a particular direction in art making now beyond the year 2012. Beginning with the 1970's, this show examines an artistic journey that spans the movements of pre-and-post-relational aesthetics, social aesthetics, participatory artwork, and art and social practice.

Interstice: New Economies for Creative Communities 

November 10, 2012 - December 13, 2012 California State University Fullerton

Curatorial Statement

Attempts to expose an art community existing beyond the gallery walls that is open and inclusive to all willing participants.

Promotes dialog about how economic systems operate, throughout the art world, art market, antecedent to, and in the age of globalization.

Embraces the experiential nature of participatory art works that allow a discourse, for both viewer and participant, which underlines personal meaning in these works and encourages active exchange.

Involves looking at art and the art world through the lens of how interpersonal, experiential moments can shape a direction in artistic process.

Focuses on new types of art making, delving into a larger discussion surrounding what art is capable of.

Interstice is a space that intervenes between. 

Artists: Marina Abramovic & Ulay, Fallen Fruit, Fritz Haeg, Swetlana Heger, Sarah Luther, George Maciunas, Tom Maroni, MKE><LAX, N55, Christy Roberts, Stephanie Syjuko, Superflex