New York-based photographer and performance artist, Jaimie Warren creates a large-scale interactive tableau featuring community participation to recreate and enact an art historical American masterpiece.

Jamie Warren is a photographer and performance artist born in 1980, based in Kansas City, Missouri and New York City. She is also the co-creator and co-director of Whoop Dee Doo, a non-profit faux public access television show that creates large-scale commissioned projects for museums and festivals.

Call for Student Artists:

The Bunnell Street Art Center seeks 4-8 students ages 12-18 to work alongside their Feb/March 2018 Artist-in-Residence, Jaimie Warren. Ms. Warren will work with a small group of students interested in the arts to work consistently on an ambitious, collaborative project throughout a four-week period. Students will work after school and during spring break to learn a variety of art-making methods, brainstorm ideas, and create a new series of costumes, puppets and sets, forming an original work of art with the artist. Artistic methods employed will include painting, paper mache, performance and puppet construction. We will brainstorm ideas to incorporate symbols of our lives in Alaska, art historical figures, and pop culture icons, to create a unique work of art that is a true collaboration.

See the link for more information: Call for Students