The Digital Arts and New Media graduate program at UC Santa Cruz is always turning out remarkable artists who are creating noteworthy projects. Case in point — artist Eve Warnock who will graduate from the esteemed program in June. As a multi-media and interdisciplinary artist, she is a director, designer, performer and storyteller. Her media of choice include experimental films and installation projects.
Currently she’s serving as an art designer and an art director on an installation performance of “Peer Gynt,” written by Henrik Ibsen and directed by Kimberly Jannarone at UCSC. The performance is a culmination of a yearlong project and will offer various showings in the beginning of March. (Visit thegyntproject.com to learn more.)
As the 34-year-old prepares to graduate, she will teach a course this summer hosted by the Museum of Art & History at UC Santa Cruz titled “Procession.” The final project will consist of “processing through downtown Santa Cruz and ending with an open critique and question and answer,” says Warnock.
Learn more about this multi-talented artist at evewarnock.wordpress.com.