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Upcomming Shows:
Live Performance and talk at TUPADA Action and Media Arts Festival, Philippines February 16th-20th, 2010
Curator of the Video Art Group Show "Cheat Codes: Lessons in Love" at Antena Gallery, Chicago, Il January 6th-February 8th 2010
Performance at Pan Asia 09 Performance Art Festival in Seoul, Korea December 6th-14th 2009
Transformation Series:
(filmed while sleepwalking)
Nessun dorma: The Transformation of Mia Farrow 2009
Come Away With Me to the Deep Blue Sea 2009
Following Piece in Second Life 2009
Performance of Special Effects:
Look Like You've been in a Fight Cabaret 2009
New York
Crying On Cue 2008-09
Johnny My Love 2008
Unusual Sympathy 2008
I am Following the River Down the Highway to the Cradle of the Civil War 2008
Pas de Quatre in collaborationwith Carlin Wing 2008
a Story of a Creek Indian Boy in the Home of a President
The Hermitage the home of President Andrew Jackson, Nashville Tn
Chroma Key Series:
Improvisation with Tre Lent 2006
State of Things 2007
Backup 2007
Bio:
Amelia Winger-Bearskin is currently an Assistant Professor of Studio Art at Vanderbilt University in the area of Video and Performance Art, in Nashville, Tn.
She was classically trained as an Opera Singer in Rochester NY at the Eastman conservatory of music, and then finished her Undergraduate degree at George Mason University in 2000. While at GMU she studied sculpture and time based art and received her BAIS in Performance Art. She went on to do her MFA in Transmedia (time based art) at University of Texas at Austin in 2008. She was in the group show Art in the Age of the Internet at the Chelsea Art Museum in 2007 and was a featured video and performance artist at Basel in Miami, Scope at the Lincoln Center and other art fairs consistently since 2007 as an artist at large for the perpetual art machine [PAM]. She has won numerous awards and grants in her field. For Fall 2009-Spring 2010 she has focused her performance works on participation in Asian Performance Art festivals which provide a unique international model for support of Performance Art. She has performed at the 10th Annual Open Art Performance Art Festival in Beijing China, PAN Asia '09 Performane Art Network Festival in Seoul, South Korea, and will be performing at TUPADA Action Art Festival in the Philippines and the GwangJu International Human Rights Performance Art Festival, in GwangJu Korea, in 2010.
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