In my practice I often
           take on the role of
           - some sort of -
           "Web Spider":
        checking pages
       for links and weaving
networks with them
(Website Wigs),
checking HTML and
cross-referencing
movements to it
 (html_butoh and the
    html-movement-library)
,

     and using
      code as choreography
       for performances
         (Website
          Impersonations).















 Photo*: Hommage to
 Otto Dix's  "Portrait of
  the Journalist
  Sylvia van Harden"

   as Website Mistress/
          Web Spider
  web +/- performance +/- installation  
 >2008   >2007  >2006  >2005  >2004  >earlier  
 bio / blogs  
new performance/web work:
 
Website Impersonations: The Ten Most Visited #8 -
"www.facebook.com"

Light Industry, Brooklyn, NY, March 3, 2009
 
 
Website Impersonations: The Ten Most Visited #6 -
"www.wikipedia.org"

LABfactory, VIenna, Austria, December 11, 2008
 
 
Website Impersonations: The Ten Most Visited #1 -
"www.yahoo.com"

Performance Mix Festival, LMCC Swing Space@Seaport, April 5, 2008
 
 
 
 
 
new Internet/theater work:
 
tabootheater 2.0
Theater am Neumarkt, Zürich, Switzerland, May 19-24, 2008
 
 
 
 
new installation work:
 
Website Wigs, Interrupted
New addtions to the series:

Website Wig: "www.dana-charkasi.com, interrupted"
(January 15 - May 6, 2008)
 
 
news...
 
 
CURRENTLY:
May 15 - August 15, 2009
>>Virtual Residency Project<<
Levels of Undo
@ Location One/www.location1.org
Follow the blog discussion here.
 
June 6, 2009
>>Website Impersonations: The Ten Most Visited #3
- www.live.com<<

studios on view, New York
 
March 17, 2009
>>Upgrade! Boston<<
7:00 pm @ Studio for Interrelated Media
Massachusetts College of Art and Design
621 Huntington Avenue, Boston
 
March 13, 2009
>>Great Dance Blog:<<
Creating Dance from Wikipedia's HTML Tags
Review/Blog Post about Website Impersontation #6
by Doug Fox.
 
March 3, 2009
>>Theater of Code<<
Curated by Christiane Paul
I showed a new part of the Website Impersonations:
The Ten Most Visited
series. This time: #8 - facebook.com.
This event at Light Industry also included performances
and interventions by MTAA and Adrianne Wortzel.
 
 
 
December 11, 2008
>>Website Impersonations:
The Ten Most Visited #6 -
www.wikipedia.org <<

A new part of this live/Web performance
series @ LABfactory

In cooperation with AIKO.
 
 
 
September 15, 2008
>>VagueTerrain.org<<
"Dialogues-Translations-Performances"

In dialog with Ela Kagel
Part of Curediting by
VagueTerrain and CONTEXT.NET
 
August 1, 2008
>> Interface Cultures -
Artistic Aspects of Interaction<<

by CHRISTA SOMMERER, LAURENT
MINGONNEAU, and DOROTHEE KING (eds.)
"Mulitple Media Works" --
Essay about my Internet-based and
interactive works.
 
August 2008
>>ursula blickle video archiv at
kunsthalle wien<<

Inclusion of my Works into Archiv
 
May 29, 2008 - 8PM
>>LABfactory<<
"Code/Choreography"

Lecture and Sneak Peek into Rehearsal
for upcoming Website Impersonation
Performance with Aiko (photo) at LABfactory
in Vienna in December '08.
 
 
 
May 19-24, 2008
>>Theater am Neumarkt<<
"tabootheater 2.0"

A theater/Internet project by Ursula
Endlicher, Ela Kagel, and Anke Zimmermann.
Blog, Workshop with invited artists in theater
space and online, and performance @
Theater am Neumarkt, Zürich, Switzerland
 
May 22, 2008
>>Der Standard<<
"Haarige Verknüpfungen"
Review of Exhibit at Galerie Dana Charkasi, Vienna

 
May 7 - June 21, 2008
>>Gallery Dana Charkasi<<
"Website Portrait Performacnes + Website Wigs"

Solo Show, Two multiple-media installations.
(Image: Detail from Website Portrait Performances -
www.whitehouse.gov. Opening May 7, 6-8PM
 
 
 
May 1, 2008
>>Multiplace 2008 / network culture festival<<
"Choreography of the html code"

Presentation and Discussion. Viera Levitt, moderator,
(SK/US) in conversation with Ursula Endlicher (A/US) at
FreeDom, SK_Bahon (near Bratislava)
 
 
 
April 10, 2008
>>Networked Music Review<<
"Singing Website Wallpaper" (2007)

Review of this Web-driven Installation consisting of Wallpaper and
live html-sound. (Review by Jo-Anne Green/Turbulence.org)
 
 
 
*photo credit for
"Hommage a Otto Dix's...":
Michael Krömer