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Target Studio: Incubator Project

You are invited to the inaugural broadcast of Radio Rhizome: a radio station dedicated to immigrants’ rights, created by Nooshin Hakim Javadi and Pedram Baldari. The event will be centered around an open conversation between the audience and the collaborators, to learn more about their process while in residence at the Target Studio.

Developed in collaboration with the U of M Law School’s Center for New Americans, Javadi and Baldari will generate a broadcast program of interviews, storytelling, and sound performances. The event will be co-presented with Deepinder Mayell, the executive director of the James H. Binger Center for New Americans and director of the Center’s Education and Outreach Program of the Law School. Supported by Stardust.

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Incubator Project | Radio Rhizome

Nooshin Hakim Javadi and Pedram Baldari will create a mobile radio station acting as a platform for connecting with researchers of immigration, mobility, and trauma. The University’s Center for New Americans in the Law School and the Target Studio serve as their bases. They will develop a program of broadcasts—interviews, storytelling, and sound performances—and establish a discursive program of engagement with academic and immigrant communities. Javadi and Baldari will use the radio transmission as a tool and as a metaphor, envisioning…

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Target Studio for Creative Collaboration Spring 2019 Incubator Residencies

ACT×4 When artist Marina Abramović famously declared The Artist Is Present, the immediate follow-up question that could be asked is: “present to what end?” Can we think of a physical presence of an artist in a gallery as having a goal? Presence is an action: performance is the most affordable form of making, the most direct form of engagement with space, surroundings, and society. And the first thing to do is to dispel the expectation that the term “performance” has…

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Collaboration Incubator

Artists in the Collaboration Incubator program commit to short-term projects intended to lay the foundation for a longer term relationship of the artist with academic collaborators. Artists are given a stipend and a project budget to spend time in the university, establish networks, use the Target Studio to advance the project, and prepare project proposals to seek future funding.  The ultimate goal of the program is to establish a collaboration that will evolve into a long-term relationship. WAM is pleased…

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