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Specialties:

Acting, Dance, Drawing, Educator, Painting, Photography, Sculpture, Visual Art

Years of Professional Experience:

10+

Where do you work?

For myself as an independent contractor

Website

http://paulambrett.com

Email

paulabrett@gmail.com

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What are you hoping to gain from the Tampa Bay Creative Network?

Networking, Socializing, Finding Work, Keeping tabs on the creative community, Finding events to attend

Type of work you are looking for?

Multiple Projects, Part time, Exhibition

Specific type of project desired:

Acting, Art exhibit, Blogging, Craft making, Dancing, Drawing, Gallery exhibit, Mural, Painting, Performance, Photography, Presentation, Teaching, Video editing

Résumé

GROUP AND SOLO EXHIBITIONS / PERFORMANCES

Workspace Harlem, New York City, "Movement in Mali" paintings, 2010

Magic Passion Love Art Studio, Chinatown, New York City, recent paintings and drawings, 2009

Figment, Governor’s Island, New York City, “Mass Manifesting Mobile”, interactive installation, 2009

Bikram Yoga Harlem, New York City, “Parallel Landscapes”, pastel drawings, 2009

Muveleti Terulet Galeria, “The 12”, Those Were the Days, video and performance, 2008

City College of San Francisco, “Six Degrees of Separation- A Hungarian Experience”, digital photocomposition, 2008

Kossuth Mozi, Budapest, Hungary, Sörrealism Exhibition, Untitled, single channel video, 2008

Millenaris Park Gallery, Budapest, Hungary. “Moscow: How I See It”, photographs, 2007

NYSG Gallery, Chelsea, New York City, MISC Video and Performance Show, Talking to Myself, single channel video, 2007

Pepto Bismol Commercial, “Casting Director”, aired in the USA, August 2007-June 2008

Simultan 03, Video and New Media Art Festival, Timisoara, Romania. Cake Mix, single channel video, 2007

Szív Studios, Budapest, Hungary, “Idegenek Otthona-Foreigner’s Home, Sea Changes 1-4, acrylic on canvas and Domestic Pinholes 1-4, digital prints, 2007

St. Mary’s College, Notre Dame, Indiana, “on otherness: a video compilation show”, Talking to Myself, single channel video, 2006

Hungarian Multicultural Center, Balatonfűred, Hungary, Talking to Myself, single channel video, 2006

Dinnerware Contemporary Project Gallery, Tucson, Arizona, Her Shorts, single channel video, 2006

ARC Gallery, Chicago, Cake Mix, 2005

Vietnam Veteran’s Art Museum, Chicago, MFA Thesis Exhibition, True Confessions of a Dyke’s Daughter, 2 channel video installation, 2005

PAC/Edge Performance Arts Festival, HotHouse Theatre, Athenaeum Theatre, Chicago, Lil’ Peaches’ Cookie Dance, solo performance, 2000

Museum of Contemporary Art, Chicago, Birds of Passage, site-specific performance collaborative with Jennifer Monson’s BirdBrain Dance, 2004

Columbia College Television Studio, Chicago, Loonatics, interactive live video performance, 2004

Athenaeum Theater, Chicago, Fluxcore Art Collaborative Show, SurFace, video and movement performance, 2004

600 South Michigan Gallery, Chicago, Room with Askew Show, Familiar Portrait, sculptural/ 2 channel video installation, 2003

Columbia College Television Studio, Chicago, After Baldessari, live, collaborative chroma-key video performance, 2003

Ox-Bow, Saugatuck, Michigan, Double Ritual, collaborative movement and video site-specific performance, 2003

Humbolt Park Thrill Party, Chicago, The Shelias, movement piece, choreographed by Ania Greiner, 2003

Stage Left Theatre, Chicago, Fortune Cookie, solo performance, 2003

Hokin Center, Chicago, LipTych, collaborative performance, 2002

Columbia College Classic Studio Theater, Chicago, Does the Ocean Ever Freeze?, solo movement piece, 2002

Spareroom, Columbia College Classic Studio Theatre, Chicago, Becoming/Unbecoming, movement piece with Amy Cook, 2002

North Avenue Beach, Chicago. UnderAware, interactive sculptural installation, 2001

Lumsden, Scotland, Gate Spiral, site-specific sculptural installation, 2000

More about me:

Paula Brett is an artist, performer, and educator living in New York City and Tampa, Florida. Incorporating various combinations of media, her work deals with ideas such as created identity, coincidence, ritual, and transitory spaces. She has presented work in the New York Studio Gallery; PAC/Edge Performance Art Festival, ARC Gallery, Vietnam Veteran’s Art Museum, and Spareroom in Chicago; in Phoenix, Arizona; Budapest, Hungary; and Timiosoara, Romania. Paula holds an MFA in Interdisciplinary Arts and Media from Columbia College Chicago.