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C. V.
CAMILLE FOSS FEINBERG
SELECTED VIDEO WORKS:
We Are Not Homeless: Descriptive Narrative (re: collage), 2009, LA, CA,
Worm Hole, Pt. 1: 2009, Los Angeles, CA,
Endless Meadows and So Forth: Stuart Sherman, Dec. 4, 2009, Emily Harvey Foundation Gallery, NYC; (final rehearsal performance)
Simone Forti "Huddle", 2009, July 25, Los Angeles, CA
On view: youtube.com - camillefossfeinberg
NYC: SELECTED EXHIBITIONS:
2007: Palm Reading, solo exhibition, The Phatory, LLC, NYC
2003: Natural Selection: solo exhibition, The Phatory, LLC NYC.
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NYC: PERFORMANCE:
Stuart Sherman: Stuart Sherman's Seventh Spectacle, 1976, "Curse of Sentimentality" Elevator/Dance , 1980, Film
Jaime Davidovich (video) "Bubble Bath"
Michael Kirby: Prisoners of the Invisible Kingdom, 1982, LA Mama, NYC
Tom Gunning (theatre): Murder in the Red Barn, 1980, BACA, Brooklyn, NY
Bob Fleischner (film): Lady Louise, 1980.
Uzi Parnes: Ucci's Circus Romicus, A Pagan Spectacle (performance), 8BC, NYC
Edmund Chibeau Curator: Lost:, Time, Score, New Performance Notation, (solo performance), Manhattan Lab Museum, NYC.
Ontological Hysteric Theatre - R. Foreman:
Pandering to the Masses, A Misrepresentation, 1975
Rhoda in Potatoland, 1975-6; Book of Splendors, Part Two, 1977
Blvd. de Paris: I've Got the Shakes, 1977
Whitney Museum of American Art, Four Evenings, Four Days, 1978
Strong Medicine, film.
(This is a partial list.)
Selected Publications:
2010: Van Gogh's Ear: The Supernatural Edition Vol. 7, edited Felice Picano, Commitee on Poetry, New York, French Connection Press, Paris, Fr.
2000: Smithsonian American Art Archives: Oral History Project, Interview by Paul J. Karlstrom
1982: Today (feature article): Bunka Publishing , Japan
1980 Text-Sound-Texts: Anthology, edited by Richard Kostelanetz.
Education: Rutgers University, New Jersey; California Institute of the Arts, Los Angeles, CA., Chouinard Art Institute, Los Angeles, CA.
Artist Statement:
Camille Feinberg was born into an artistic family in Los Angeles and received her artistic training at Chouinard, California Institute of the Arts, CA and Rutgers University, NJ. In 1971 she moved to New York, where she painted and was active as a performer in experimental theater and film. Among her current influences on her photographic & video works are contemporary trends, and the transformation of the individual and nature by society and technology. Recording live performance is natural to her interests. The 'History of Paradise" series of photographs is evidence specifically of Anime in So. California: the sub-culture of Anime dolls imagined & created by their owners that represent "new families and social groups" who come together in friendship and mutual interest, interacting with the larger society and in cyberspace. The early paintings reflect an attempt to regain the natural world, to paint "portals of paradise" and study nature. The later paintings show a landscape more fluid, watery, and in flux, and were influenced by the nature of the fluidity of artistic mediums, and by the influence of the natural events on the landscape. The combination of logical understanding and emotional response that is represented by these interests are very much at the center of her work.
Copyright: Camille Foss Feinberg
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Address: 2015 Panamint Dr., LA CA 90065 Ph: 323/254-2097 E- cffeinberg@roadrunner.com CamilleFeinberg.com
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