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About the Program:
FrenetiCore's Artist-in-Residence program, begun in March 2010, functions to support emerging and established
artists in the Houston area. Participants receive technical and marketing support as well as access to free
rehearsal and performance space at Frenetic Theater.
How to Participate:
If you are interested in applying to participate in the Artist-in-Residence program, please email a one page
proposal to info@freneticore.net. Proposals should include an artist/group biography, links to work samples (if
applicable) and a description of your performance concept.
Former Artists-in-Residence:
Chris Nelson - Projected 2010
PROJECTED presented artists, dancers, musicians and filmmakers using digital
cinematography and projection to create new forms and provide new context for existing
video works by surrounding them with live performance. From single channel
documentary works, to multi-channel interactive projections to performances of dance
and projection, PROJECTED was an eclectic offering of work being created with sound,
vision and light.
Che Rickman received her MFA in Sculpture from the University of Houston, and is an
accomplished and recognized artist working in Houston. She has shown her work in many
galleries around the United States; and created a Bronze sculpture, The Angel of Goliad,
for a State Park in Goliad, Texas. Through the Harris County Department of Education’s
program CASE (Cooperative for After-School Enrichment), Che teaches art classes to children
ages 5 through 18. Che also currently works Production Art Department for the commercial
industry.
Jhon Stronks - Glitter, Guts and Glory!
Choreographer jhon stronks and “The Magic Unicorn Dance Crew” brought
full-out-with-feeling Yay Dansation! with Glitter, Guts and Glory! The evening length
dance theatre production included stronks' choreography and filmwork by Margo
Stutts Toombs.
FrenetiCore's Artist-in-Residence program, begun in March 2010, functions to support emerging and established
artists in the Houston area. Participants receive technical and marketing support as well as access to free
rehearsal and performance space at Frenetic Theater.
How to Participate:
If you are interested in applying to participate in the Artist-in-Residence program, please email a one page
proposal to info@freneticore.net. Proposals should include an artist/group biography, links to work samples (if
applicable) and a description of your performance concept.
Former Artists-in-Residence:
Chris Nelson - Projected 2010
PROJECTED presented artists, dancers, musicians and filmmakers using digital
cinematography and projection to create new forms and provide new context for existing
video works by surrounding them with live performance. From single channel
documentary works, to multi-channel interactive projections to performances of dance
and projection, PROJECTED was an eclectic offering of work being created with sound,
vision and light.
Chris Nelson is digital filmmaker . He is co-creator and director/editor of the Toypunks
documentary series.
Che Rickman received her MFA in Sculpture from the University of Houston, and is an
accomplished and recognized artist working in Houston. She has shown her work in many
galleries around the United States; and created a Bronze sculpture, The Angel of Goliad,
for a State Park in Goliad, Texas. Through the Harris County Department of Education’s
program CASE (Cooperative for After-School Enrichment), Che teaches art classes to children
ages 5 through 18. Che also currently works Production Art Department for the commercial
industry.
- Matt Crawford
Matt Crawford is a Houston based location and post-production audio professional. He
entered the world of sound as a DJ and sound designer for many of the local
theaters. Matt worked as a sound mixer for Japanese Animation at ADV films, where
he then became the primary sound designer/mixer for The Anime Network.
Jhon Stronks - Glitter, Guts and Glory!
Choreographer jhon stronks and “The Magic Unicorn Dance Crew” brought
full-out-with-feeling Yay Dansation! with Glitter, Guts and Glory! The evening length
dance theatre production included stronks' choreography and filmwork by Margo
Stutts Toombs.
- Jhon Stronks combines the fundamental elements of choreography, dance
technique, and authentic movement in an effort to create dances that speak
truthfully and promote honest conversation. He is often accused of presenting his
audiences with seemingly disobedient work that behaves according to its own
sanity. Stronks' passion for giving address to the gaps between what is perceived
and what is present usually lands his work somewhere between a cry for personal
consciousness and a plea for social justice.
Artist-In-Residence Program
5102 Navigation Blvd
Houston, TX 77011
832.426.4624
Houston, TX 77011
832.426.4624
