Stephen Hues the Choreographer, Principle Performer and Costume Designer of Gender ID
I met Stephen in the Fall of 1988 in a Video Dance course at Ohio State University, where I was studying computer animation and he was in the dance program. Our mutual interest in Art & Technology and Experimental Storytelling has fueled many brainstorming sessions. The clip below shows the first thing we made that served a purpose*. It is the program for Stephen's final project. Play the video to see how we thought Dance and Performance could be represented in a printed program.
I met Stephen in the Fall of 1988 in a Video Dance course at Ohio State University, where I was studying computer animation and he was in the dance program. Our mutual interest in Art & Technology and Experimental Storytelling has fueled many brainstorming sessions. The clip below shows the first thing we made that served a purpose*. It is the program for Stephen's final project. Play the video to see how we thought Dance and Performance could be represented in a printed program.
* This program was not our first creative collaboration. A few weeks prior we painted our face, took selfies (before the word existed), picked new names (I picked Storm because it looked like it was about to.) and went to a dance club (or three.) We were Club Kids while the NYC Club Kids were still in diapers.
