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Jacqueline
Benard (costume designer) is a costume designer for the ASU Dance
Department, specializing in
handpainted textile design. Working on the Paper Interiors created
exciting possibilities in the realm of costume design.
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Sheilah
Britton is Arts Research Administrator for the Institute for Studies
in the Arts. She was responsible for scheduling, timelines, and meetings. She has
written, produced, and directed a feature on the project that will air
on KAET-TV (PBS) Thursday 2 May at 7:30pm as part of ASU Research
Review (the program repeats on Sunday 5 May at 4pm).
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Patrica
Clark (multimedia artist) is the Digital Imaging Lab Manager for the
ISA and has
spent the past twenty years working in analog and digital media. She
specializes in video post production and image compositing, working
collaboratively on many interdisciplinary projects throughout the
year. She served as our video guru for the Paper Interiors
performance.
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Emily
Finch (dancer) graduated from ASU with a
degree in dance education. She is a founding member of the Venture
Dance Collective and is currently teaching and performing around the
Phoenix Valley.
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Angela
Hill (dancer) is from Knoxville, TN, where she performed and choreographed
with Circle Modern Dance and Appalachian Ballet Company. She earned
her BFA in dance education from ASU. Currently she teaches all over
the Phoenix Valley and is a co-founder of Venture Dance.
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Autumn
Horrocks (dancer) is from Michigan where she trained as a gymnast. Upon her
retirement from competitive gymnastics, she entered the dance program
at ASU where she earned her BFA in choreography. She is also a
founding member of Venture Dance Collective.
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Todd
Ingalls (multimedia artist) received his BM and MM from Arizona State University in
music composition. He is skilled in web technologies, telematics/teleperformance,
motion sensing, sound design, music composition, and interactive
video. He was the early video guru for Paper Interiors.
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Assegid
Kidané has designed and fabricated numerous pieces of equipment
used for stage lighting control boards, wireless data communication
devices for performers, and a laser- fence-based guidance system for
blind performers. For Paper Interiors he developed the Video Orienting
and Placement Device (VOPD).
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CJ Kazilek
(biologist/artist) began the Paper Project with
Gene Valentine in 1999. His background in bioimaging and fine art lead
to their collaborative exploration of paper interiors.
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David
Lorig (solutioneer) is a member of the production staff of the
Institute for Studies in the Arts. He is a graduate of the sculpture
program at Northern Arizona University, with a background in theatre.
His interests lie in the melding of art and technology.
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Sophia
Martinez-Jensen (dancer) earned her BFA in dance education from ASU's
Dance Department. She is a co-founder and member of the Venture
Dance Collective, a dance organization focusing on taking dance out of
its usual settings and bringing it to a broader audience.
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Galina
Mihaleva (costume designer) is a costume designer in the ASU Dance
Department. She graduated
from the Academy of Fine Arts in Sofia, Bulgaria, majoring in fashion
and textile design. This project is inspiring her to create a future
fashion show utilizing these 3-D images.
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George
Pawl (solutioneer) has a degree in technical theater and for 20 years
has worked with art and technology. For the last seven years he has been
part of the Production Department at the Institute for Studies in the
Arts.
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Kelly
Phillips (solutioneer) is a member of the production staff at the
Institute for Studies in the Arts. She was the Technical Director in
the performance space at the Baltimore Museum of Art. She holds a
bachelor's degree in traditional theatrical design, which she is
augmenting with research into new design techniques, technologies, and
philosophies.
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Frances
Salas is the Business Manager for the Institute for Studies in the Arts.
She was the controller of the Paper Interiors finances.
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Jennifer
Tsukayama (choreographer) is the founder and artistic director of
Tsukayama Dance Collaborative (TDC). She's a professor in the Arizona State
University Dance Department.
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Gene
Valentine (papermaker/artist) is the other half of the Paper Project. His curiosity about
the binding properties of silk paper lead to his collaboration with CJ
Kazilek.
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In addition to the core collaborators, Paper
Interiors also had assistance from the following people.
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Laural Casler
Matt Coon
Steve Kostell
Emily Puthoff
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Oguzhan Cifdaloz
Cameo Hill
Dennis McDaniel
Anne Rowsey
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Paper Interiors was made possible by
a grant from the Institute for Studies in the Arts and with generous
support from CCS Presentations
Systems, Holman's Inc., American
Paper Optics, W.M. Keck Bioimaging Laboratory and the
Life Sciences
Visualization Laboratory.
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