PRESS
about "The Disappearing Woman" (Breyer, Cardone, Chapman & MacArthur):
"The Disappearing Woman is a rich, sprawling mélange of ideas and
images...totally engaging and visually striking. "
"Jagged, slicing, tumbling, curling phrases in hyperdrive..."
"Sophisticated, eye-popping video...images stunningly capture their
synergistic energy."
-Karen Campbell, The Boston Globe
LINKS:
about "insula" & "Hand for a hand" (Breyer):
"Nell Breyer's 'insula' merges video with choreography...to create an entertaining romp...her layering of images...creates a multidimensional effect that both thickens and contracts the stage space at once...the most delightful bit of magic..."
-Thea Singer, The Boston Globe
"insula...tumbled restlessly from one image to another"
-Marcia Siegel, The Boston Phoenix
"Breyer's 'Hand for a Hand'...an elegant fugue of harmony, confrontation and affection."
-Theodore Bale, The Boston Herald
about "X" (Barton, Breyer & Price):
"(A) jewel...Fresh, Joyous, filled with beautiful glimpses which make you smile"
- ICI
about "Recurrence" (Breyer, Kumar & Omar):
"Fluently Beautiful"
-The Dancing Times
"Packed with Visual Ideas"
-The Scotsman
"The Disappearing Woman" - Image: Nell Breyer
PUBLICATIONS
Collection Catalogue: The Carl J. and Ruth Shapiro Cardiovascular Center, 2008
New York Academy of Sciences Magazine, 2006
World Financial Center,"Time Translations", 2005
Conference on Designing Interactive Systems, 2004
Conference on Functional Mapping of the Human Brain, Abstract, 1995
Poster Sessions: Organization for Human Brain Mapping, 1995