Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO
  • Los Angeles, CA
  • United States
Share on Facebook
Share Twitter

DINO DINCO's Friends

  • Peter Jacobs
  • Daniel Campos/13Agujas Tatuajes
  • Patrick Kennelly
  • Laura Arrington
  • Geneva Skeen
  • Robert Crouch
  • Dan Shelton
  • Carol Cheh
  • Candace Cui
  • Jesse Bonnell
  • Treiops Treyfid
  • Anya Liftig
  • Gabrijel Savic Ra
  • Julie Tolentino
  • Teatro Xtremo

DINO DINCO's Groups

 

DINO DINCO's Page

Latest Activity


Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO's blog post was featured

CALIFORNIA PERFORMANCE WORKSHOPS

‎>>>>> It's PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP season >>>>>Tim Miller Performance Workshop at Highways Performance Space; 6 - 11 FEB 2012; culminates in a public performance on the 11th Fee: $ 175http://highwaysperformance.org/highways/workshops/tim-miller-performance-workshop/Rachel…See More
Jan 20

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post

CALIFORNIA PERFORMANCE WORKSHOPS

‎>>>>> It's PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP season >>>>>Tim Miller Performance Workshop at Highways Performance Space; 6 - 11 FEB 2012; culminates in a public performance on the 11th Fee: $ 175http://highwaysperformance.org/highways/workshops/tim-miller-performance-workshop/Rachel…See More
Jan 17

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a photo
Jan 17

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a photo
Oct 19, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post

3 x 6 x 3 # 3 at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions : Thursday, 20 October 2011

3 x 6 x 3 # 3 is the final installment of a three part series, each component featuring a circuit of three performance artists executing continuous live work for a rotating audience of six spectators.3 x 6 x 3 # 3 exhibits the performative work of Brian Getnick, Alejandra Beatriz Herrera Silvaand Samuel White. Brian Getnick will be joined by artists Claire Cronin and Corey Fogel. …See More
Oct 19, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post

Mariel Carranza & Dorian Wood : a collaborative performance installation : LACE : 15 Sept 11

Artists Mariel Carranza and Dorian Wood present a performative installation organized around sound making, physicality, gesture and sculpture. Working together for the first time, this unique collaboration hinges on the principle of trust, as well as each artist’s distinct relationship to sound making, sound feeling and hearing. Carranza is physically woven into the sound-making instrument, its architecture comprised of wooden beams and strings of varying textures and materials, jointly…See More
Aug 31, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post
Aug 13, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post

Tessa Wills curated by Dino Dinco; Thursday, 18 Aug 2011 at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions

‎> 18 Aug 11 at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions : Tessa Wills is a British performance artist / choreographer based in SF. Her current concerns in practice involve wounds, punctures, liminality and the movement organizational principles of birds. >> This event is clothing optional and we ask that guests be at least 18 years of age. There will be a clothes check in…See More
Jul 28, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a photo

trio

Thursday, 19 July 2011 at LACE.3 x 6 x 3 # 2 exhibits the performative work of Tameka Norris, Sinéad O’Donnell & Jorge Rodolfo De HoyosRSVP only.…
Jul 19, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO's blog post was featured

3 x 6 x 3 # 2 with Tameka Norris (Yale), Sinéad O’Donnell (Belfast) & Jorge Rodolfo De Hoyos (San Francisco)

3 x 6 x 3 (née “3 x 2 x 3”) is a three part series, each component featuring a circuit of three performance artists executing continuous live work for a rotating audience of six spectators.  3 x 6 x 3 # 2 exhibits the performative work of Tameka Norris, Sinéad O’Donnell & Jorge Rodolfo De Hoyos Since the beginning of what became known as performance art, artists have explored and executed one-on-one works wherein a single artist performs for/with an audience of one.  These works can be…See More
Jul 2, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post

3 x 6 x 3 # 2 with Tameka Norris (Yale), Sinéad O’Donnell (Belfast) & Jorge Rodolfo De Hoyos (San Francisco)

3 x 6 x 3 (née “3 x 2 x 3”) is a three part series, each component featuring a circuit of three performance artists executing continuous live work for a rotating audience of six spectators.  3 x 6 x 3 # 2 exhibits the performative work of Tameka Norris, Sinéad O’Donnell & Jorge Rodolfo De Hoyos Since the beginning of what became known as performance art, artists have explored and executed one-on-one works wherein a single artist performs for/with an audience of one.  These works can be…See More
Jun 25, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO's blog post was featured
May 4, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post
May 4, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO joined Caden Manson (Network Curator)'s group
Thumbnail

Book Club

A group for reading and discussing contemporary performance books.See More
Apr 30, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post

: Documentation from 3 x 2 x 3 # 1 at LACE : curator: Dino Dinco

: documentation from 3 x 2 x 3 # 1 at LACE with Dawn Kasper, Allison Wyper and Hana van der Kolk / Hannah Henderson; Curator: Dino Dinco, Performance Art Curator in Residence Thursday, 21 April 2011 http://ning.it/glTfUi All images courtesy of Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions / LACESee More
Apr 22, 2011

Producer's Cloud
DINO DINCO posted a blog post
Apr 15, 2011

Profile Information

Occupation
curator, artist, filmmaker, director
Bio
Dino Dinco was raised by a family of fighting chickens in rural Pennsylvania before moving to Los Angeles as a kid. He is an artist, curator and director of film, music videos and live theater. (www.dinodinco.com)

Dinco’s photographic work has been exhibited in solo exhibitions in Paris (2005, 2001), Los Angeles (2001), and San Francisco (2009, 2004), as well as in group shows in London, Mexicali, Paris, Santiago de Compostela, Los Angeles, Antwerp, Hasselt (Belgium), New York and Hamburg, where it appeared in the touring exhibition “Archeology of Elegance: Twenty Years of Fashion Photography.” Selections from his series “Chico” were featured at Salon Paris Photo at The Louvre, Paris (2001 - 2002). Dinco’s exhibition TODOS SOMOS PUTOS (with Julio Torres) was reviewed by Chris Kraus in the December 2010 edition of Artforum.

His images have appeared in publications such as surface (US), i-D (UK), Dutch (France), Revista Espacio (Mexico), V (US), SPEX (Germany), Vogue Brasil (Brazil), Tokion (Japan), BIG (US), Studio Voice (Japan), Zoo (France), BUTT (Holland), and stimuli (Malaysia) as well as in the photography anthologies: Sample (Phaidon, 2005), Archeology of Elegance (Schirmer / Mosel, 2002), and Cross (Calloway, 2000). Dinco was featured in surface magazine’s first annual “Avant Guardians” portfolio and traveling exhibition.

In 2010, Dinco curated GUTTED, a five-hour performance art exhibition at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions that focused on how artists speak from / of / to the body and inspired by Corpus, a work by Jean-Luc Nancy. GUTTED featured 71 artists and performers with durational and short-form actions and readings from artists including: Julie Tolentino & Pigpen / Stosh Fila, Dorian Wood, Mariel Carranza, Sheree Rose, Benjamin Weissman, Ryan Heffington, Dawn Kasper and Heather Cassils.

Dinco returned to curate GUTTED 2011 at LACE, which saw the return of several artists from GUTTED 2010 (Dorian Wood, Julie Tolentino & Pigpen / Stosh Fila, Monica Duncan, Mariel Carranza, et al.), as well as award-winning San Francisco-based artist / mentor, Keith Hennessey, Cara Elizabeth and others,

2011 also launched Dinco's one year post as LACE's Performance Art Curator in Residence.

Through a grant from London’s St. Martins College of Art and Design, Dinco was commissioned by the Fashion in Film Festival 2008 to make the award-winning short film, “El Abuelo,” which premiered at the Tate Modern in London, May 2008, and has since screened at film festivals worldwide. He is currently finishing production on “Homeboy,” a feature length documentary film about gay Latino men who were in gangs.

Dinco wrote and directed the experimental theater piece, “Real Women Have Periods,” selected and performed as part of Studio: Summer 2010 at REDCAT, Los Angeles.

In 2006, Dinco founded YOU WEAR IT WELL, an international film program featuring films and videos on fashion and style. Dinco has also worked in television commercial and music video production for over a decade.

Dinco serves on the Outreach and Programming Advisory Board of the ONE National Gay and Lesbian Archives, the largest LGBT archive in the U.S. He is also a volunteer English language tutor in the Singleton Adult Literacy Center of the Los Angeles Public Library.
Website
http://www.dinodinco.com

DINO DINCO's Photos

Loading…
  • Add Photos
  • View All

DINO DINCO's Blog

CALIFORNIA PERFORMANCE WORKSHOPS

Posted on January 17, 2012 at 10:33pm 0 Comments

‎>>>>> It's PERFORMANCE WORKSHOP season >>>>>



Tim Miller Performance Workshop at Highways Performance Space; 

6 - 11 FEB 2012; culminates in a public performance on the 11th 

Fee: $ 175…

Continue

3 x 6 x 3 # 3 at Los Angeles Contemporary Exhibitions : Thursday, 20 October 2011

Posted on October 19, 2011 at 5:38pm 0 Comments

3 x 6 x 3 # 3 is the final installment of a three part series, each component featuring a circuit of three performance artists executing continuous live work for a rotating audience of six spectators.3 x 6 x 3 # 3 exhibits the performative work of Brian Getnick, Alejandra Beatriz Herrera Silvaand Samuel White. Brian Getnick will be joined by artists Claire Cronin and Corey…

Continue

Mariel Carranza & Dorian Wood : a collaborative performance installation : LACE : 15 Sept 11

Posted on August 31, 2011 at 8:19pm 0 Comments

Artists Mariel Carranza and Dorian Wood present a performative installation organized around sound making, physicality, gesture and sculpture. Working together for the first time, this unique collaboration hinges on the principle of trust, as well as each artist’s distinct relationship to sound making, sound feeling and hearing. Carranza is physically woven into the sound-making instrument, its architecture comprised of wooden beams and strings of varying…

Continue

Comment Wall

You need to be a member of Contemporary Performance Network to add comments!

Join Contemporary Performance Network

  • No comments yet!
 
 
 

Sponsors & Partners




BECOME A SPONSOR