Women’s Laboor
Made with Jocelyn Ho and Meg Schedel.
A feminist activist initiative, Women’s Labor repurposes domestic tools to become new musical instruments. Using embedded technologies, these domestic-tools-turned instruments are explored in interactive installations, commissioned compositions, and performances. Traditionally relegated to the private sphere, we interrogate domesticity through public engagement and performative spectacle.
Jocelyn Ho, lead/direction, design, composer and performer
Margaret Schedel, technical direction, design, composer and performer
Sofy Yuditskaya, technical direction, design, composer and performer
Bryan Jacobs – engineer and design, fabricator
Omkar Bhatt, engineer and fabricator
Matthew Blessing, engineer and fabricator
Robert Cosgrove, engineer and fabricator, performer
Melody Loveless, engineer and fabricator
Niloufar Nourbakhsh, composer
Chelsea Loew, composer
Alina Tamborini, performer
Teresa Dimond, performer
Taylor Long, performer
Dianna Hnatiw, performer
Meenah Alam, performer
Bronwen Ackermann – Ergonomics and Biomechanics consultant
Mostafa Jamal – 3D Printing and Materials engineering consultant
Below, Margaret Schedel and I displaying and performing the full Women’s Labor project at the Smithsonian’s Hirsshorn Museum in Washington D.C.
