Articles by Lily Rossebo

New Ways of Walking

by Lily Rossebo | Nov 7, 2010

New Ways of Walking

by Lily Rossebo | Nov 7, 2010

When I first arrived in Scotland to study in the Art, Space + Nature program, I was confronted with the question, “Are you keen on hillwalking?” Not quite sure if …

“Near-Scientific Experiments with Humorous Side Effects”

by Lily Rossebo | Nov 4, 2010

“Near-Scientific Experiments with Humorous Side Effects”

by Lily Rossebo | Nov 4, 2010

Sometime last winter, when the days were at their shortest and the collective spirit seemed to be at its annual low, a friend gave me a DVD copy of Signer’s …

Update from Zurich! In Correspondence with Silvia Popp

by Lily Rossebo | Oct 27, 2010

Update from Zurich! In Correspondence with Silvia Popp

by Lily Rossebo | Oct 27, 2010

Silvia Popp is a video/action artist based in Zurich, Switzerland. Some of her recent projects include STUDIO ACTION, Pamela’s Boutique, Leerstand (Vacancy), and Liberation Station. STUDIO ACTION is collaborative initiative …

Making Sense of Interdisciplinary Practice (Art, Space + Nature=?)

by Lily Rossebo | Oct 26, 2010

Making Sense of Interdisciplinary Practice (Art, Space + Nature=?)

by Lily Rossebo | Oct 26, 2010

Art Space + Nature is a unique, interdisciplinary course that was started in 2003. Seven years later, the course’s objectives continue to be in a flexible and formative state. Unlike …

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School’s Out for Summer – But the Work Goes On

by Lily Rossebo | Jul 14, 2010

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School’s Out for Summer – But the Work Goes On

by Lily Rossebo | Jul 14, 2010

This past Fourth of July seemed to mark the beginning of a lingering heat wave across much of the country. While I waited for the sun to set and some …

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The Collaborators: Artists Working Across Disciplines

by Lily Rossebo | Jun 16, 2010

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The Collaborators: Artists Working Across Disciplines

by Lily Rossebo | Jun 16, 2010

This spring, in lieu of yet another show of disparate student work, my MFA class decided to create an entirely collaborative exhibition. The seemingly idyllic idea was to work as …