Culturemart 2011: Joe Diebes, BOTCH



Joe Diebes, a visual artist and composer, talks with Pete McCabe about his earlier work in New York including a long stint with Gale Gates working with environmental installation. He also talks about the piece he is composing and directing, BOTCH, for the HERE Arts Center in SoHo to premiere in 2012. A portion of the show, including performer/composer Christina Campenella, will be presented on Jan 12 & 23, 2011 as part of the CULTUREMART festival. (22 minutes)
 

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