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Authors: Hall, Jennifer
Abstract: A community based research project, which cumulates in an interactive sculptural installation.&#xD;
"The Tipping Point Machine", is sited for the Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts in 2006&#xD;
and is expected to travel thereafter.&#xD;
For this project, the complex relationships between body, health, self, and community are&#xD;
examined from a combined anthropological and artistic perspective. Health care narratives have&#xD;
been collected from artists living in the Boston South End neighborhood. The focus is on the&#xD;
small events (tipping points) in the lives of these artists that have changed their understanding&#xD;
of self, health and body and art making. From this research, an interactive robotic sculpture is&#xD;
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Authors: Hall, Jennifer
Abstract: A community based research project which cumulates in an interactive sculptural&#xD;
installation, "The Tipping Point Machine", sited for the Mills Gallery, Boston&#xD;
Center for the Arts, April, 2006. The sculpture will be designed and built to travel.&#xD;
Collecting information through the lens of cultural anthropology, health narratives&#xD;
from artists living in the South End neighborhood of Boston become content for&#xD;
building an interactive sculptural installation. The complex relationships between&#xD;
body, health, self, and community will be examined from a combined&#xD;
anthropological and artistic perspective.</description>
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