http://ericwong.traspace.org Hotels/Motels 2003, was a multimedia event in which a number of visual and performing artists transformed the Travelodge hotel, in downtown San Diego. Each of the 30 rooms was engaged by artists in an unusual way, creating a series of portals into strange, thought provoking environments. The art included multimedia installations, painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media. Some rooms had been be converted into alternative performance spaces for spoken word, performance, and music ranging from acoustic, punk, hip-hop, to the more experimental. Two rooms (in addition to the already reserved performances) were open venues to poets, bands, solo and acoustic musicians, activists and other creative individuals providing a PA and an open microphone to anyone was willing to be heard. In addition, the audience was encouraged, but not required to bring actual artwork, portfolios, writings of any kind, photo albums, project works on the side of the building, perform works in progress/site-specific, bring drums and other instruments, share monologues, songs, dance, and anything else that was in the works.
Hotels/Motels 2003, was a multimedia event in which a number of visual and performing artists transformed the Travelodge hotel, in downtown San Diego. Each of the 30 rooms was engaged by artists in an unusual way, creating a series of portals into strange, thought provoking environments. The art included multimedia installations, painting, sculpture, photography, and mixed media. Some rooms had been be converted into alternative performance spaces for spoken word, performance, and music ranging from acoustic, punk, hip-hop, to the more experimental. Two rooms (in addition to the already reserved performances) were open venues to poets, bands, solo and acoustic musicians, activists and other creative individuals providing a PA and an open microphone to anyone was willing to be heard. In addition, the audience was encouraged, but not required to bring actual artwork, portfolios, writings of any kind, photo albums, project works on the side of the building, perform works in progress/site-specific, bring drums and other instruments, share monologues, songs, dance, and anything else that was in the works.
Saturday, December 20, 2003, 2pm-Midnight
Visual/performing occupants: Andrew West, Carol Martori, Carolyn Hsu, Chris Vannoy, Christina Continelli, Danny Mccenna, Dimitri Yin, Emily Smith, Elle Gamboa, Edward Pauper, Eric Wong, Ernest Silva, Feature "San Diego's Urban Guide", Ginger Che, "The Grove"(books & music) "Knit-in", Jason Coe, Ji Baek, John Rigg (boy blue), Jose Romo, J.R. Osborne, Julie Cardona, Katie Herzog, Larry Caveney, Leah Younker, Liz Corbin, Lora Wolfe, Marianne Goyette, Mayling Martinez, Melissa Inez Walker, Michelle Yu, Micki Seifert, Mike Feeney, Neil Kerns, Nicole Deline, Nigel Brookes, Noah Castillo, Phil Goodrich, Raul Guerrero, Robert Matheny "Freelance Art Critics almostmaybe.com w/ Raymond Beaver and Morris Skungle", San Diego Poetry Guild, Sarah Swanson, Steve Ocallahan, Susan Kim, Tim Maze, Toby Flores, Tom Fox, Vi Nguyen, Wesley Bellanca, William Franco, William C. Wilson (of The Mental Eclectic), Wolfgang Hastert.
Musical occupants: Dj jon baker, Hirsch the Machine, Preteen Porn Star, Kevin Nashes Spring Break, The Real Stolen, Randy Chiurazzi (circular breath/digeree doo), Rise of the Speedmen (DJ), Jefferson Jay, Jeff Bloom "new style", and Mitch Budd.
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