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Silver (left with camera) and Harp (right), Chicago, October 13, 2007

Joining the ranks of great romantic collaborators such as Gilbert and George, Christo and Jean Claude, George and Gracie Burns, Helen and Newton Harrison, and Bugs Bunny and Elmer Fudd, Harp and Silver began working together in 2003. Finding inspiration in their shared interests and opportunity in the range of their skill sets they have created a series of projects including objects, installations, single channel videos and performances. They have exhibited their video view-boxes throughout the U.S. including group shows at Howard Yezerski Gallery, Boston, the University of Wisconsin, the Munson Proctor Williams Art Institute, Penn State University, the Pittsburgh Center for the Arts, the Regina Gouger Miller Gallery at Carnegie Mellon University and the Arizona State University Museum. They have had solo exhibitions at Pittsburgh Filmmakers Gallery; Bucheon Gallery, San Francisco; and the Pittsburgh Glass Center. Their single channel video, The Happiest Day has screened all over the world, including the 2004 Stuttgarter Filmwinter, Stuttgart, Germany; ENTERmultimediale 2, Prague, Czech Republic; Biennale Internazionale di Ferrara, Ferrara, Italy; Angle: The First International Short Film and Video Festival, Xiamen, China; and Arcipelago, 13th International Festival of Short Films and New Images, Rome, Italy. Their single channel video, Nebula has been touring with Northeastern University’s Visual Music Marathon. Nebula and the Happiest Day can be seen at the media project at Fringe Exhibitions in LA’s Chinatown. Suzie is Associate Professor of Electronic and Time Based Art at Carnegie Mellon University; Hilary is Assistant Professor of Sculpture at Arizona State University.

Contact:
suziesilver@cmu.edu
hilary.harp@asu.edu
harpsilver@yahoo.com