Lynn Lukkas

Research

• Song of Sea and Sky: A collaborative theater work for male choir and moving image with Paul John Rudoi, Composer and Goeffrey Boers, Director Illumni Male Choir. Meaney Hall University of Washington Seattle.. May 27, 2015 - May 27, 2016
• Saint Matthew Passion: Staged oratorio by Johan Sebastian Bach with video and image projection (180 minutes). In collaboration with David Walsh, Director. Lukkas' contribution to the collaboration with opera director Walsh. Ted Mann Concert Hall, Minneapolis, MN. May 2015 - March 4 and 6, 2016
• Parables: A dramatic cantada by composer Robert Aldrich and librettist Herschel Garfien (60 minutes) with video and image projections in collaboration with opera director David Walsh. Ted Mann Concert Hall. Minneapolis, MN. January 2012 - April 19–22, 2012
• Temporal Properties of the World: Passage: An experimental short narrative film written and directed by Lynn Lukkas, cinematography by Lynn Lukkas and Eric Schlicher and music by Third Coast Percussion. Screened at the Culver Center for the Arts University of California–Riverside. - May 5, 2011
• Covered in Time and History: The Films of Ana Mendieta: Co-curated by Lynn Lukkas and Howard Oransky, Director, Katherine E. Nash Gallery. A traveling exhibition of the films of Ana Mendieta; includes 21 films and 26 related photographs, the largest collection of the artist’s films ever presented in the United States on view at the Katherine E. Nash Gallery, University of Minnesota September 8–12, 2015; Nova Southeastern University Museum of Art, Fort Lauderdale, FL, February 20–May 8, 2016; the University of California–Berkeley Museum of Art and Pacific Film Archives. October 22–December 31, 2016.. March 2011 - December 31, 2016
• The Audible Edge: An exhibition of sound art, co-curated with Howard Oransky, director, Katherine E. Nash Gallery; David Little, curator of photography and media arts, Minneapolis Institute of Art; and Jim Lutz, Lecturer, co-director MS Sustainable Design Program, IDP educator coordinator. Artists included in the exhibition: J. Anthony Allen, MN; Philip Blackburn, MN; Mary Ellen Childs, MN; Douglas Ewart, MN; Douglas Geers, NY; Beatrix* JAR, MN; John Keston, MN; Abinadi Meza, TX; Ryan Wurst, MN; and Patrick Beseda, CO. Works by Berenice Abbott, Harold E. Edgerton, and Isamu Noguchi loaned from the permanent collection of the Minneapolis Institute of Arts; artworks by Joseph Beuys and Katarina Fritsch, loaned from the permanent collection of Walker Art Center. On view at the Katherine E. Nash Gallery,. October 2013 - May 27–July 26, 2014
• Telling Time: Tianjin: Solo exhibition of a five-channel video and sound installation work at the Tianjin Academy of Fine Art Museum, Tianjin, China,. October, 2012 - March 25-April 25, 2
• Touch Me / Don’t Touch Me, in exhibition, Interact: Lynn Lukkas and Cynthia Patchikara: Two-person exhibition of an interactive video and sound installation work at UNO Gallery, University of Nebraska, Omaha, Weber Fine Arts Building, Omaha, NE. June 2009 - January 15 – Februar
• Through the Night: A two channel video installation in the exhibition, Time Arts Continuum,Walker’s Point Center for Art, Milwaukee, WI. January 2012 - May 26-June 30, 2012
• Temporal Properties of the World I: An experimental short narrative film written and directed by Lynn Lukkas. Cinematography by Lynn Lukkas and Shonit Jain with music by Paulo Chagas. Screened in the exhibition, “Media-Scape: The Year We Make Contact,” at the Croatian Artists Association. Zagreb, Croatia. - October 8 –29, 2010