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Invisible
5: Auto touring the invisible landscape along the I-5 between SF & LA
Invisible-5 is
a two-CD self-guided audio tour along the I-5, between Los Angeles and San Francisco.
It uses the format of a museum audio tour to guide the listener along the highway
landscape, mixing elements of critical tourism, sonic experiment, audio documentary,
and investigative journalism. The CD set, along with a companion map booklet,
will be released in April 2006. Downloads will be available as well.
Featuring: lead artist Amy Balkin in collaboration with Kim
Stringfellow, Tim Halbur, GreenAction, and Pond
With support from: the Creative Work Fund, the many individuals
and communities involved in the I-5'sembattled history, and the following sponsors:
the Center for Public Practice at the San Francisco Art Institute and the Journal
for Aesthetics and Protest.
go
to the Invisible 5 website
Thursday,
April 6, 7 - 9 pm- Presentation & Panel Discussion
free & open to the public
Location: Southern Exposure
Presentation by Amy Balkin & Panel Discussion with Kim Stringfellow, documentary
photographer; Bradley Angel, Founder of Greenaction; Marie Lou Harris, Bayview
activist; and moderator Jeannene Przyblyski, art historian and cultural geographer
| March
10 - April 5, 2006- Exhibition |
Tues-Sat,
11-5 |
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| map of route (click to enlarge) | The
Clean Harbors Toxic Waste Facilty, eight miles northwest of Buttonwillow. |
Diesel trucks idle at a rest stop. | Mary Lou Mares - 2004 |
