What We Know So Far

  1. How to Tell if They're Really There

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    In the summer of '11 Patrick Davison and I had a short residency at Mt. Tremper Arts in Mt. Tremper, NY. Leading up to and while there we created this short performance piece which is about the expectations an audience has for a performer - specifically a performer who they know is going to do something tricky.

    Performance graciously shot by Stephen Bruckert.

    In the summer of '11 Patrick Davison and I had a short residency at Mt. Tremper Arts in Mt. Tremper, NY. Leading up to and while there we created this short performance piece which is about the expectations an audience has for a performer - specifically a performer who they know is going to do something tricky.

    Performance graciously shot by Stephen Bruckert.

    # vimeo.com/47905350 Uploaded 127 Plays / / 0 Comments Watch in Couch Mode

  2. A Work in Progress showing of Forwards/Backwards by What We Know So Far.

    Made possible by a swingspace grant from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. Space on 14 Wall St. generously provided by Capstone Equities.

    For more information: wwksf.com
    Video by Mr. Stephen Bruckert

    A Work in Progress showing of Forwards/Backwards by What We Know So Far.

    Made possible by a swingspace grant from the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council. Space on 14 Wall St. generously provided by Capstone Equities.

    For more information: wwksf.com
    Video by Mr. Stephen Bruckert

    # vimeo.com/14171720 Uploaded 309 Plays / / 0 Comments Watch in Couch Mode

  3. MemeFactory NYU

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    We are currently funding an Internet Culture Book writing Project on Kickstarter! You can find it here:

    kck.st/memefactorybook

    Please consider backing our project, it would be super rad of you.

    ~~

    What We Know So Far gave a performance of MemeFactory at NYU's Warren Weaver Hall on October 9th, 2009. It was sponsored by NYU's ACM Chapter, Free Culture @ NYU, The Council for Media and Culture and The Center for Media History.

    It…

    We are currently funding an Internet Culture Book writing Project on Kickstarter! You can find it here:

    kck.st/memefactorybook

    Please consider backing our project, it would be super rad of you.

    ~~

    What We Know So Far gave a performance of MemeFactory at NYU's Warren Weaver Hall on October 9th, 2009. It was sponsored by NYU's ACM Chapter, Free Culture @ NYU, The Council for Media and Culture and The Center for Media History.

    It was graciously and generously organized by Biella Coleman, Parker Higgins and Evan Korth.

    Elise Oleksiak shot the video.

    # vimeo.com/7042089 Uploaded 5,397 Plays / / 0 Comments Watch in Couch Mode

  4. 3 laptops, 3 projectors, 3 dudes that love the internet.

    On Aug. 13th 2009, What We Know So Far presented a new MiniMemeFactory at 3rd Ward. A lightning-fast tour through the notable memes of 2009. Advice Dog, AmazonFail, Three Wolf Moon, Marblecake, He Don't Give a F**k, David After Dentist, Get Down, Auto-Tune, and 56 Stars.

    for more:
    wwksf.com

    3 laptops, 3 projectors, 3 dudes that love the internet.

    On Aug. 13th 2009, What We Know So Far presented a new MiniMemeFactory at 3rd Ward. A lightning-fast tour through the notable memes of 2009. Advice Dog, AmazonFail, Three Wolf Moon, Marblecake, He Don't Give a F**k, David After Dentist, Get Down, Auto-Tune, and 56 Stars.

    for more:
    wwksf.com

    # vimeo.com/6154040 Uploaded 200 Plays / / 0 Comments Watch in Couch Mode

  5. The Hannah Complex - 3rd Ward

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    The Hannah Complex is a performance for two vocalists, slide show and music.

    The Hannah Complex is about reality, and the ways in which we, as members of it, are able to interact with and even control it. It sounds complicated, we know, but don’t worry - it involves Hannah Montana. The Hannah Complex explains why it is certain images seek to replicate themselves endlessly, and why some of us are capable of being at once ourselves and also…

    The Hannah Complex is a performance for two vocalists, slide show and music.

    The Hannah Complex is about reality, and the ways in which we, as members of it, are able to interact with and even control it. It sounds complicated, we know, but don’t worry - it involves Hannah Montana. The Hannah Complex explains why it is certain images seek to replicate themselves endlessly, and why some of us are capable of being at once ourselves and also … well … anyone else.

    The Hannah Complex was performed by
    Eric Grundhauser
    Kate Reilly

    Written by What We Know So Far
    Patrick Davison
    Mike Rugnetta

    Visuals by Patrick Davison
    Sound and Music by Mike Rugnetta

    Hair, Makeup and Costumes by Karen Lanyi

    Filmed by Stephen Bruckert

    This performance produced by 3rd Ward.

    # vimeo.com/6147681 Uploaded 400 Plays / / 0 Comments Watch in Couch Mode

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