PERFORMANCE

Dale Hosts An Evening of Humorous Verse

On July 20, 2010, at the KGB Bar in NYC, Dale was called into hosting duties by friend and poet, Pamela A. Russell, author of the very funny poetry collection, B is for Bad Poetry.

PERFORMANCE/WRITING

YD Industries

In collaboration with George Nachtrieb, founder of this masterwork of a website (YDIndustries.com), detailing the products and services of a fictitious mega-corporation. I suggested we start doing live events and allow people to peek inside the successful walls of this multi-national conglomerate.

VOICE TALENT

Uncommon Ground

Contributed voices for a select group of plants in this project by artists Victoria Estok and Steve Lambert. It had its premiere at the Whitney Museum of American Art and was created during an residency at the fantastic Eyebeam in New York City.

VOICE TALENT

Copyright Basics

Performed as the know-it-all, but lovable Jim The Librarian in this series of animated web-isodes for Copyright.com.

PERFORMANCE

Dale Radio

Launched in 2009, now you can follow along with the exploits of Dale Seever, of The Man/Woman Show as he details his life as a solo entertainer in the big city. These 10-15 minute recordings are broadcast regularly from a third story walk up on the banks of the Gowanus.

VOICE TALENT

Voice Overs

Here’s a short sample reel featuring more of my voice work.

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CURATORIAL

Hot+Bothered: Films of Temptation and Personal Destruction

In collaboration with the programmers at the UCLA Film & Television Archive, I organized this series of free outdoor screenings to complement the Eden’s Edge exhibition at the Hammer.

Curatorial

Black Sphinx: On the Comedic in Modern Art

Hmmm…”the Comedic in Modern Art”…yeah I think I’d like to work on that.

Public Program

DARFUR/DARFUR

The Hammer served as the premiere venue for this important and traveling exhibition shedding light on the ongoing tragedies of Darfur.

CURATORIAL

Masters of American Comics

For the Hammer, I curated a full slate of related programs for the exhibition Masters of American Comics. Many of these were reproduced in some form as the exhibition traveled the country.