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OCMA Triennial: Artist Shaun Gladwell takes dancing, beats outside the box
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OCMA Triennial: Artist Shaun Gladwell takes dancing, beats outside the box
Gladwell's video work, called Broken Dance, is a two channel installation that imagines beat boxing and urban dance in a completely different context.
Broken Dance (Beatboxed), 2012
Broken Dance (Beatboxed), 2012
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Gladwell's video work, called Broken Dance, is a two channel installation that imagines beat boxing and urban dance in a completely different context.

The last few weeks we've been visiting the the California Pacific Triennial,  a new group show at the Orange County Museum of Art. The exhibit focuses on artists who live and work in and around the Pacific Ocean.

You've heard from painters, installation artists and curator Dan Cameron. This week, Off-Ramp Producer Kevin Ferguson talked with Australian video artist Shaun Gladwell. His installation, titled Broken Dance, is a two channel video installation that combines music and dance in an unusual way. Here's a video of Shaun talking about the installation: