Soltanoff/Findlay Project

The Soltanoff/Findlay Project at The Center Theatre Group in Los Angeles

Los Angeles Times: CTG receives $1-million grant for experimental productions.

MORE OR LESS INFINITY

Is the third part of a trilogy about space and the second collaboration between Phil Soltanoff and CIE 111. The subject of MORE OR LESS INFINITY is the line. It premiered at Vidy Theatre in Lausanne, Switzerland in late September 2005. It has performed throughout Europe including Kampnagel, BITEF, Theatre de la Ville, TNT and Pina Bausch's NRW International Dance Festival in Dusseldorf.

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The 12nineteen Library

The subject of the 12nineteen Library is one minute of time. All information presented in the installation is a result of the observation of one minute, from 12:19 to 12:20 PM. The observers are global. Their submissions are in the form of audio recordings, photographs, written descriptions and video files collected over the internet and then exhibited in the museum space. The massive accumulation of these observations allows visitors to the installation to engage the infinity of human experience captured in these minute long observations.  The 12nineteen Library was first presented at The Austin Museum of Art in association with Fusebox Festival, April 2009. The exhibition will continue to grow and accumulate 12:19 information at each museum or gallery where it is installed.

2009 Austin Critics Table Award.

Lemnation, 2004
In an overcrowded Central American city, an adventurer is accidentally exposed to an unusual chemical and awakens in an experimental hospital somewhere in the future. From that moment on, he can’t distinguish between the real and the virtual. This is Lemnation

wrench, 2002
A site-specific work staged at an abandoned gas station in Williamstown, MA.