The Greening: 209 evokes different moments in time: present, future, and past. In the U.S. a house or other building may last a generation or more. The systems we design to guide us as a society outlive us all, though they are not permanent either. How do we know if the structures we put in place are working? How long does the long view need to be if we are going to plan accordingly? It’s time to remodel.
Due North
Site Specific Installation, Taliesin, Wisconsin
Rear-projected video and 2 channel sound though Frank Lloyd Wright’s living room window
This rear projection installation used the largest window in Mr. Wright’s home on the crest of a large hill. Looking at his home, and facing North toward the small town of Spring Green, members of of both communities came together to watch the steady advance through the landscape (and even through the very building that hosted the projection), until finally, they were transported from Taliesin to the center of Spring Green.
Due North from Ann LePore on Vimeo.
Maps created after receiving a grant from the Meadowlands Environmental Research Institute.
Layers of history, landfill, metals and marsh
Can You Tell Me: Taliesin I-III 2006-2011 23 x 30″Drawings and collages on Rives BFK
Solo Exhibition, Kresge Gallery, 2011
For September and October I’ll have a new piece, A Flock Plummets, on display at Pierro Gallery in South Orange, NJ.
LET IT GLOW is a series of six street projections along three blocks of Palisade Avenue in Jersey City.