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<div>The<b> Center for Innovation, Research, and Creativity</b> in the
Arts (CIRCA) at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County (UMBC) is
pleased to announce its spring 2021 event series.</div>
<div>These events are free, open to the public, and will be virtual,
allowing audiences from around the world to tune in. Click on event
links for more information and to register to receive the link to
attend. All events will have closed-captioning available.<br>
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<div><b>Spring 2021 schedule</b><br>
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<div><a
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></span>Krzysztof Wodiczko: Distinguished Visiting Artist
Lecture</b></a><br>
Monday, February 1, 5pm EST<br>
Krzysztof Wodiczko is a world-renowned artist who has realized more
than 90 large-scale projections on architectural facades and monuments
around the world, and has created nomadic vehicles for homeless,
immigrant, alienated youth, war veterans and other operators for their
survival, communication, and expression in public space.<br>
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Body</b></a><br>
Sensate Cinema: Thursday, February 18, 6pm EST / The Inter-view:
Thursday, March 11, 6pm EST<br>
In 2018, artist and archivist Cori Olinghouse and filmmaker Jules
Rosskam formed a long-term research collaboration. Rosskam and
Olinghouse will engage the diverse learning community of UMBC in their
praxis-based research through a series of public programs including a
screening of short film/video works and an experimental lecture.<br>
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<div><a
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Wednesday, February 24, 12pm EST<br>
Chelsea Pace, author of<i> Staging Sex: Best Practices, Tools, and
Techniques for Theatrical Intimacy</i> (Routledge 2020) will give an
overview of her research on staging sex, the complicated nature of
consent, interpersonal and institutional power dynamics, and
boundaries. She will share the implications of that work in the realm
of theatre and film, but also the potential applications of that work
more broadly in academia and beyond.<br>
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<div><a
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Artist talk: Wednesday, March 31, 4pm EST / Live performance:
Thursday, April 1, 7pm EST<br>
Pamela Z is a composer/performer and media artist making works for
voice, electronic processing, samples, gesture activated MIDI
controllers, and video. A pioneer of live digital looping techniques,
she processes her voice in real time to create dense, complex sonic
layers. Her solo works combine experimental extended vocal techniques,
operatic bel canto, found objects, text, and sampled concrète
sounds.<br>
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<div><a
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Arts</b></a><br>
Wednesday, April 14, 5pm EST<br>
The Covid-19 pandemic has been devastating for the arts in many ways,
leading to postponements, cancellations, and the closing of arts
venues. But it has also inspired ingenious alternative ways to bring
art to audiences. This panel brings together the people behind four
compelling examples, encompassing dance, music, theatre, and the
visual arts.<br>
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<div><a
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Wednesday, April 28, 12pm EST<br>
Marnie Ellen Hertzler is a video artist, animator and filmmaker
working in experimental narrative and hybrid documentary. Corey Hughes
is director and cinematographer traversing narrative, documentary and
experimental realms. The two will discuss their individual work as
well as their director-cinematographer collaborations.</div>
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