HAM or Hold, All Movement
My 2 month residency (1 April-31 May 2010) at Project: Space Available on Capitol Hill in Seattle has begun!
HAM or Hold, All Movement is the name of my project and my plan is to build a hold (think of a ship's hold or a closed inner space) and stock it with a cot, teapot, personal library and a communications station, complete with shortwave, VHF & HAM radios. With all of this in place, I'll learn morse code and earn my amateur radio license. Not long into the residency, I'll impose a radio listening schedule &will begin to reside in the hold, listening to radios at night &turning that info into gestures by day. Yes, lo &behold, I will eat ham sandwiches daily during my residency. The ham will of course come from a local, organic farm, Crown S Ranch in Winthrop WA, where the pigs are raised free of antibiotics on 50 acres of lush farmland. Oink oink! At the close of HAM, there will be 3 public performances, 2 will occur within the hold, 1 will occur in thin air, after the hold has been dismantled. Forget what mother told you. Tune in. Tune in!
Follow the HAM project journal online.
HAM or Hold, All Movement is the name of my project and my plan is to build a hold (think of a ship's hold or a closed inner space) and stock it with a cot, teapot, personal library and a communications station, complete with shortwave, VHF & HAM radios. With all of this in place, I'll learn morse code and earn my amateur radio license. Not long into the residency, I'll impose a radio listening schedule &will begin to reside in the hold, listening to radios at night &turning that info into gestures by day. Yes, lo &behold, I will eat ham sandwiches daily during my residency. The ham will of course come from a local, organic farm, Crown S Ranch in Winthrop WA, where the pigs are raised free of antibiotics on 50 acres of lush farmland. Oink oink! At the close of HAM, there will be 3 public performances, 2 will occur within the hold, 1 will occur in thin air, after the hold has been dismantled. Forget what mother told you. Tune in. Tune in!
Follow the HAM project journal online.