Laurencia Strauss

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Spatial Practices: SPACE IS ALWAYS BECOMING

FIFTY-FIFTY artist collective

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STORIES FOR FISHES by FIFTY-FIFTY

film screenings, participants’ scratchboards, 8 minute video

Fifty-Fifty presents a new project, Stories for Fishes, which includes film screenings, public dialogue, and collective visual responses. The screenings of Le Maison en Petits Cubes and Thule Tuvalu inspire doodles and discussion. Local participants share experiences of South Florida that they want to remember. Drawings are then shared underwater with fish and other sea creatures off the coast who will eventually inherit the city. Since fish are thought to have spatial memory, the experiment of communicating across species and language attempts to keep memories local. The collected stories and video of the artists sharing them with fish off the coast are combined as part of a larger installation.

O Cinema Wynwood, Miami, Florida in partnership with ArtCenter/South Florida

Also exhibited in Hope and Doom at Satellite Art Show, Miami Beach, Florida December 2016

FIFTY-FIFTY is an artist collective founded by Lisa Bulawsky and Laurencia Strauss, working at the intersection of individual experience and the public sphere, negotiating cultural tensions through socially engaged participatory art practices.

  • social ecologies
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  • mutual vulnerability
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  • environmental ecologies
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  • mark making
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  • Fifty-Fifty, artist collective
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  • sea level rise
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  • South Florida
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  • water issues
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  • hope and doom
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  • artist collective

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