Performance & Installation | Crista Cammaroto

<body> <h1>Performance & Installation | Crista Cammaroto</h1> Revelations on a Sphere -performance, (I drew water through my mouth across 20 feet of tube and gave it back to the source in an effort to demonstrate the alchemy of giving back and sustaining our natural elements, McColl Center for Visual Art, 2003.<br> Death Work, Fine Arts Dept., University of CO, 1994 (8 hrs/day i turned inward in darkness - meditated and wrote, this was in mourning for the loss of my boyfriend Christopher Ingle Page<br> Support The Arts, Anderson Ranch, 1997 (we served wine off our backs for the opening)<br> Sun Spots, Sibell Wolle Fine Arts Gallery, University of CO, 1996 (3hrs/day staring at the sun reflected on oposite wall, film loop of sun passages on wall in rear)<br> Relational Splendor - performance with Craig Johnson at the 2002 Vision Explosion in Charlotte, it later became this digital image.<br> Tornado Received, Fine Arts Dept. University of CO, 1995 (I covered the room from ceiling to my waist in a red tornado that I became the root of, I stood in milk placed on top of a large ear)<br> The Present, a performance in downtown Charlotte, NC ( I gave lit sparklers to pedestrians during the workday, 25 degrees, winter soltstice, 2000<br> <h2>Crista Cammaroto</h2> <div></div> <span class="links"><a href="index.html" target="_top"><font color="#dddddd">Home</font></a></span>   <span class="links"><strong><a href="portfolio.html" target="_top"><font color="#ffffff">Portfolio</font></a></strong></span>   <span class="links"><a href="content.html?page=1" target="_top"><font color="#dddddd"><a href="/gallery.html?gallery=Curatorial Works" target="_top"><strong><font color="c1691b">Curatorial Works</font></strong></a></font></a></span>   <span class="links"><a href="content.html?page=2" target="_top"><font color="#dddddd">Resume</font></a></span> <h3> <img src="/users/CristaCammaroto8406/images/CristaCammaroto8406663442T.jpg" width="200" height="160" border="0" vspace="0" style="display:none;"/> Revelations on a Sphere -performance, (I drew water through my mouth across 20 feet of tube and gave it back to the source in an effort to demonstrate the alchemy of giving back and sustaining our natural elements, McColl Center for Visual Art, 2003.<br> <img src="/users/CristaCammaroto8406/images/CristaCammaroto8406663438T.jpg" width="133" height="200" border="0" vspace="0" style="display:none;"/> Death Work, Fine Arts Dept., University of CO, 1994 (8 hrs/day i turned inward in darkness - meditated and wrote, this was in mourning for the loss of my boyfriend Christopher Ingle Page<br> <img src="/users/CristaCammaroto8406/images/CristaCammaroto8406665212T.jpg" width="151" height="200" border="0" vspace="0" style="display:none;"/> Support The Arts, Anderson Ranch, 1997 (we served wine off our backs for the opening)<br> <img src="/users/CristaCammaroto8406/images/CristaCammaroto8406665211T.jpg" width="200" height="159" border="0" vspace="0" style="display:none;"/> Sun Spots, Sibell Wolle Fine Arts Gallery, University of CO, 1996 (3hrs/day staring at the sun reflected on oposite wall, film loop of sun passages on wall in rear)<br> <img src="/users/CristaCammaroto8406/images/CristaCammaroto8406665210T.jpg" width="200" height="127" border="0" vspace="0" style="display:none;"/> Relational Splendor - performance with Craig Johnson at the 2002 Vision Explosion in Charlotte, it later became this digital image.<br> <img src="/users/CristaCammaroto8406/images/CristaCammaroto8406665221T.jpg" width="200" height="142" border="0" vspace="0" style="display:none;"/> Tornado Received, Fine Arts Dept. University of CO, 1995 (I covered the room from ceiling to my waist in a red tornado that I became the root of, I stood in milk placed on top of a large ear)<br> <img src="/users/CristaCammaroto8406/images/CristaCammaroto8406672120T.jpg" width="200" height="186" border="0" vspace="0" style="display:none;"/> The Present, a performance in downtown Charlotte, NC ( I gave lit sparklers to pedestrians during the workday, 25 degrees, winter soltstice, 2000<br> </h3>