July 21, 2015 – Interview with fabulouslyfeminist.com
My interview will Callie from Fabulously Feminist:
http://fabulouslyfeminist.com/christine-banna/
A screenshot from Hyperallergic
Commencement Exhbition 2014
The Cyclorama Thesis Show
May 13th -18th 2014
Cyclorama at the Boston Center of the Arts
539 Tremont St. Boston, MA 02116
opening reception: Saturday May 17th 7:30-9:30pm
This week is my thesis show for my Master’s degree that I will be receiving from SMFA. This is the first year that SMFA has done a group showing for its master candidates and they couldn’t have picked a better venue. The Cyclorama is a historic event space owned and run by Boston Center of the Arts.
My thesis is located in one of the back rooms which normally houses lighting equipment for the space. It is a perfectly dark room prime for projection. My showing partner Wes and I were able to completely transform the space in the matter of one weekend.
Before:
After:
Because of the historic nature of the Cyclorama there were restrictions on our installation methods. We weren’t allowed to permanently adhere or anchor anything to the walls or ceilings. Normally a projector in this type of scenario would be mounted to the ceiling or to a shelf, but that was simply not a possibility for me. I ended up designing and crafting a 7’ tall pedestal with the help of my very talented friend Abigail.
and the final product in action:
My interview will Callie from Fabulously Feminist:
http://fabulouslyfeminist.com/christine-banna/
A screenshot from Hyperallergic
Commencement Exhbition 2014
The Cyclorama Thesis Show
May 13th -18th 2014
Cyclorama at the Boston Center of the Arts
539 Tremont St. Boston, MA 02116
opening reception: Saturday May 17th 7:30-9:30pm
This week is my thesis show for my Master’s degree that I will be receiving from SMFA. This is the first year that SMFA has done a group showing for its master candidates and they couldn’t have picked a better venue. The Cyclorama is a historic event space owned and run by Boston Center of the Arts.
My thesis is located in one of the back rooms which normally houses lighting equipment for the space. It is a perfectly dark room prime for projection. My showing partner Wes and I were able to completely transform the space in the matter of one weekend.
Before:
After:
Because of the historic nature of the Cyclorama there were restrictions on our installation methods. We weren’t allowed to permanently adhere or anchor anything to the walls or ceilings. Normally a projector in this type of scenario would be mounted to the ceiling or to a shelf, but that was simply not a possibility for me. I ended up designing and crafting a 7’ tall pedestal with the help of my very talented friend Abigail.
and the final product in action: