Skip to main content

This is your Donation message.

Home » News » “Touch in Real Time” Event, FSU Art Prof Holly Hanessian

“Touch in Real Time” Event, FSU Art Prof Holly Hanessian

Published February 13, 2013

The Touch in Real Time project is based on an intimate sensation in real unmediated time with another person by shaking their hand. Each handshake will contain a wet piece of clay, imprinting each participant’s hand with my own. I will hold onto their hand for 6-10 seconds, the time it takes for the bonding hormone, oxytosin to be released into our bodies.

In addition to the handshake, I will ask each person for a thumbprint using translucent porcelain which will be used later with artifact of the handshakes. There will be takeaway stickers for the participants.

Events:

February 8th, ASU Art Museum in Tempe, Arizona
February 16th, The Jane Hartsook Gallery, Greenwich House Pottery NCECA/ CAA Reception, 2-4pm

To date, the Fuller Craft Museum, the Society of Arts and Crafts, The San Francisco Museum of Craft and Design and the Houston Contemporary Craft Center, Houston, TX, Watershed Center for the Ceramic Arts, Edgecomb, ME and Robert MacNamara Foundation, Westport island, ME are all participating by having events at their museum or galleries.

admin-ajax