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Open
House, 2005

Open House, Documentation
Image, 2005
The mission of Open
House is to facilitate a temporary coalition of people from various
networks of experience, framed in a domestic setting for the simple
purpose of creating meaningful experiences in a space that was previously
inaccessible. FS agents hope that each Open House creates disclosure,
vulnerability, and interaction for each of the participants.
Domestic spaces can create physical and social barriers between the
structural inhabitants and their surroundings. FS agents recognize that
the motivations for such barriers are complex and varied. The following
are a few of the more obvious reasons: provide security from the physical
and social elements, cultivate and protect class position and values,
and maintain privacy. These motivations can create curiosity, isolation,
and even animosity for those in the surrounding spaces.
Open House participants are drawn to the home by real estate
style advertisements, street signage, and personal invitations. Neighbors,
friends, snoopers, looky-lous, voyeurs, potential buyers, and the like,
can all enter and explore the home, mix with other people, and meet
and learn about the inhabitants and the neighborhood.Open House is an
ongoing action.Photography by Danny Gross.
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Projects
Bio-Tag,
2008
See And Be Seen, 2008
Finding Joy, 2008
Executive Order Karaoke
Little Pharma, 2008
Improvised Explosive Data, 2008
Go, 2007
Kapital For Kids, 2007
WWFSD?, 2007
Hegemonic Hybrids, 2007
202-456-1414, 2007
Tactical Media Cookbook, 2006
PIO, 2006
Open House, 2005
Delocator.net, 2005
Because We Forget, 2005
The New Green, 2004
Gap, 2004
Walker, 2004
Re-image, 2003
The Patriot Library, 2003
Talent Show, 2003
Side By Side, 2003
Measure FS, 2002
This Red Kerosene Lantern, 2002
Today It's Voluntary, 2002
Saturday School, 2001
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