You can check out this nice Seattle Weekly review and pick of our upcoming Seattle Art Museum show here --

http://www.seattleweekly.com/listings/galleries/170980

Yay!

Quick correction though -- the article didn't mention the new member of our scientific team -- Dr. Eamer (aka Anne Bradfield). Dr. Eamer will be performing with Dr. Ink & Dr. Owning at S.A.M., and it was actually Dr. Ink & Dr. Eamer inside the Bridge Motel Office that fateful night.

Thanks for your continued enthusiasm!

We remain statistically yours,
Dr. Ink, Dr. Owning, & Dr. Eamer

Thanks to everyone who came to the Bridge Motel on Saturday for that amazing and crazy event.

We had no idea it would get so crowded and be so difficult for people to get to the installations (and into our tiny office especially). Thank you to those who persevered -- and for those of you who couldn't make it in, we are planning on publishing a small book of the 100 unique poem-descriptions (along with a list of the strange and beautiful and funny things people gave as their room deposits). Stay tuned!

Thank you to everyone who filled out our Bridge Motel survey - from our window graphs, our research revealed that for most people in the crowd that night, the BRIDGE MOTEL FEELING was most like "A Last Resort in a Series of Bad Decisions," with "A Red Room Filled with Salt" and "Ominous Lurking in the Bushes" 2nd and 3rd. And we hope the 100 individuals, couples, and groups who were able to reach us and check in for a key were happy with the unique room we selected for them.

We remain statistically yours,
Drs. Ink, Owning, & Eamer
Vis-a-Vis Society

Some great photos from the Bridge Motel event and more information about the motel project:
http://www.motelmotelmotel.com
http://seattlest.com/2007/09/18/seattlest_pix_s.phpmore

Seattle PI article about the Bridge Motel event:
http://seattlepi.nwsource.com/visualart/331719_artmotels15.html

Verve on the Seattle Channel interviews the Vis-a-Vis Society.

"Viewers get a look inside the artists' worlds -- their creative processes, work environment, and thoughts on inspiration."

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=j542MK_rrzo

or
http://www.mefeedia.com/entry/3137448/

Pilot Poetry intervews Sierra Nelson about the creative collaborative process and the work of the Typing Explosion. With original Typing Explosion poems from the Wave Books Poetry Bus, and a Vis-a-Vis Society survey on Bad Dresses.

http://www.pilotpoetry.com/s2nelsoninterview.html

"In this City A Go Go episode we're serving up a generous helping of eclectic brilliance! The Vis A Vis Society unveils their brand new show entitled, 'We Are You: A Statistical Musical,' plus the Tom Baker Quartet let's it rip with some tasty improvised jazz." - City A Go Go, Seattle Channel

http://www.seattlechannel.org/videos/watchVideos.asp?program=cityAGoGo

Review of We Are You: A Statistical Musical and our book Who Are We? Investigations and Findings of the Vis-a-Vis Society in The Stranger.

http://www.thestranger.com/seattle/Content?oid=191777

For a review of our 12 Minutes Max piece "Bad Habits" at On the Boards, visit: -- Art Dish -- http://www.artdish.com/blog/default.asp

See a photo from our Portland performance with the Wave Books Poetry Bus tour at: poetry bus http://www.poetrybus.com/