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| the Mirror Ball formerly owned by Annika Seitz was
also displayed in her video installation : Disco/Monastery, 2006 |
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| the Mirror Ball formerly owned by Annika Seitz was
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| A second cover of : You Don't Love me Yet Arrangement & production : Carl Warnick Vocals : Dawn Reed Music : Lars Fenin |
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2008 April 5th COMA 18 Dawn Reed - Carl Warnick curatored by Annika Seitz Design & Clothier: Cotton caps & choker with deconstructed Mirror Ball appliques For : Annika - Erik - Catie - Carl - Self Adorned crowd in badges with insets from mirror ball  VideoCatie Olson - Siamese Finger Puppet Pinata--Dr. Heckle & Mr. Jide opening shots listen to good morning mashups |
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2005 Between Dawn & Carl : Laps Mix Tape Show curated by opening shots dawns mix - carls mix - tracklists info/text |
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2004 You Don't Love Me Yet collaboration : Adam Scott - Carl Warnick - Dawn Reed A Film Project and live tour by Johanna Billing view performance listen to fenin & dawn cover text/info shirts for show - airbrush and design by Julie Whaley |
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2003 Emittance : a continuance of relationship machines Design and Clothier: Paper petticoats, leather corset, cotton duck corset, silk chemise and a hoopskirt dressed: Cherish - Kho - Aemilia - Anjelique Incident Performers: Cherish - Anjelique Dogmatic Gallery - Chicago IL opening - incident - performance objects in emittance gallery shots photo series |
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2003 Amour et Mort At the Edge: curated by gallery shots photo series text/info |
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2003 Design and Clothier: Black sleeveless dress shirt with front leather strap dressed: Carl Warnick for Meg Duguid's Silent Dance Party - Dueling Dj's Show opening shots |
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Agitha Demark Project An ongoing collaboration with Carl Warnick 2002 PSI Contemporary Art Center curated by Rudy Shepherd - Long Island NY 2000 Deluxe Projects Gallery - installation shots |
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Libraries and collections are objects which yearn for order and correctness, yet always contain within them the chaos they were born from. They also yearn to grow and be duplicated. The Agitha Demark Project is an ongoing social project. Most recently performed at PS1, the project uses music as a mechanism to produce conversation. By sharing from a vast library of digitized albums people are enticed to talk with us.
[Polly Ullrich] To experience Agitha Demark Project, the viewer entered a starkly white gallery which reverberated with music. Clad in a uniform designed by his collaborator Dawn Reed, Warnick stood like a clerk behind a console and handed out sewn cloth "wrist accessories" adorned with an Agitha Demark computer logo, also made by Reed. After strapping on the bracelet, the viewer could approach the console, peruse four leather-bound books made by Warnick, and pick out one of the 1,000 crisply described compact discs for Warnick to copy. About 2,000 more titles were available for the asking. |
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