Nine experimental works and activist projects of Anne Elizabeth Moore will be on show at Columbia College Chicago’s Center for Book & Paper Arts, beginning June 19th. The retrospective, Dismantling the Corporate State, and Other Amusements, presents Anne’s work from as early as 1993, including:
The Catalog of This Exhibition (2007)
Radical Education Roadshow: How to Make This Very Zine (2004-2009)
The Unlympics (2009)
Operation: Pocket Full of Wishes (2004)
New Girl Law (2008, 2009)
Anne Zine (1993-2004)
Foundation for Freedom (2008)
Additionally, Pie Off (2009), will be presented at the opening reception on June 19 from 6:00-9:00PM:
Pie Off is an Irregular Semi-Annual Competitive Pie-Baking Competition held in the United States of America, devoted to exploring the boundaries of not only good taste, but also the boundaries of what constitutes competition, how decisions are made in groups, and what the limits of consumption are for even those individuals who claim to love pie more than anything else in the world. Each competition is themed differently and was devoted to the exploration of a different judging rubric, including: popular vote, Survivor-style elimination, panel of experts, celebrity vote, US Election-style, and autocratic. Pie will be provided.
The Anne Elizabeth Moore Award for Excellence in Awesomeness will be presented at the closing event, Friday, August 21 at 6:30PM.
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Hi. Here is a video of Anne Elizabeth Moore speaking about the works in her exhibition Dismantling the Corporate State and Other Amusements.
http://artseenchicago.blogspot.com/2009/07/anne-elizabeth-moore-video-here.html
Enjoy