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Marc Bamuthi Joseph
Jul. 17 — Jul. 17, 2010

Community Visit / 3rd EyE Festival
New Bedford, MA
Gesel Mason and David Thomson. Photo by Antoine Tempe.^2 Walter Carter in spacesuit. Photo by Ralph Lemon.^2 Omagbitse Omagbemi and Darrell Jones. Photo by Antoine Tempe.^2 Omagbitse Omagbemi and Darrell Jones. Photo by Antoine Tempe.^2 Image from (the effloreescence of) Walter. Photo by Ralph Lemon.^2 Darrell Jones. Photo by Antoine Tempe.^2 Gesel Mason. Photo by Antoine Tempe.^2

Ralph Lemon/Cross Performance

"I'm less interested in the final project of a thing, but more in the conversation. Seeing the bits and pieces. I love that. I think what's so great about new media is its unfinishedness. The becoming part of it  It's so brilliantly un-becoming all the time, and when it becomes it's less interesting." - Ralph Lemon

www.ralphlemon.net, a progressively unfolding art piece and archive featuring 'bits and pieces' of Ralph Lemon's creative process through drawings, video, photography and text.

Geography Trilogy: 123 RemixThis web documentary looks at the creation and presentation of each performance work (Geography, Tree and Come home Charley Patton) that made up Ralph Lemon's The Geography Trilogy. Created by Vivian Selbo for the Walker Art Center in 2006.

Before and After Geography. This web work is an assemblage of images, video, sound, animation and text from the creation and performance of Tree (Part 2 of The Geography Trilogy) that proposes a compelling model for how the stage and Internet might dialogue with one another. Designed and built by Vivian Selbo and Carl Skelton, with concept by Wayne Ashley, for the 2000 Next Wave Festival at The Brooklyn Academy of Music in New York City; relocated to the Walker Art Center server in September 2004.