Two weeks after and two articles about the Gandhi reenactment…

I’ve been very busy with all else in life since completing the reenactment two weeks ago.  I am currently in the process of creating extensive documentation to be located on my website - hope to have all up by Wednesday this week - http://www.delappe.net.    I am also in the process of developing a number of works for exhibition at Eyebeam in June at the end of my residency - these various works will all have been inspired by the Salt Satyagraha Online.  Stay tuned for more info as these works move forward.

Here are links to two stories published online in recent weeks.  The first one is from NYC24  produced by Columbia University - a nicely done piece by Elizabeth Stark who spent quite a bit of time with visiting with me while conducting the reenactment.  Especially of note the short video of me explaining the forward movement controller built into the treadmill: http://nyc24.org/2008/issue4/story4/

Another piece, more of a review, was published in the Brooklyn Rail: Critical Perspectives on Art Politics and Culture based on the writer’s visit to Eyebeam during the rather chaotic opening of the Feedback show:  http://brooklynrail.org/2008/04/artseen/joseph-delappe-gandhis-march-to-dandi