Kids at Beam Camp (http://www.beamcamp.com/) interview one another about why they think people dream. Project supervised by Jemma Rose Brown and Rigoberto Lara Guzmán.

Why do People Dream?

I went to go see William Kentridge's show at Marian Goodman gallery before it closed, but with only a spare ten minutes to take it all in, I decided to focus on the beautiful mechanical whirling and ticks of his contraptions.

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Listening to William Kentridge

Audio accompaniment for two collages, Uncertainty I and II. Part of an installation for Art Art Art Art Art: The Modern Woman. Exhibited at Raw Space Gallery in Harlem, spring 2014. 
http://artartartthemodernwoman.tumblr.com/

Soundtrack, Uncertainty I and II

The Dream Sequence is a living archive. It is a repository for the surreal fantasies and infinite anxieties generated by the brain at rest. It is a ever-growing compendium of true dreams, recounted and strung together. The Dream Sequence is collected and assembled in collaboration with Rigoberto Lara Guzmán for Northern Spark.   

 What is the grammatical structure of a dream? What makes a dream important to share? Is a dream public or private?