Time Enough

a creative research project on the perception and experience of time

dancer, creative technologist & web designer, mixed media artist

“Time Enough” is a yearlong creative research project studying the perception and experience of time through dance and technology. The piece is composed of 10 smaller-scale experiments (or “clocks,” if you will) each depicting a different element of Allison’s research. The layering and juxtaposition of these “clocks” points to a deeper narrative about time and its fluidity depending on context and perspective. For more information please read the program below. 



“Time Enough” was presented as an interactive installation at The Movement Lab of Barnard College, Columbia University from August 30th to September 15th. “Time Enough” was first performed during The Movement Lab’s MeMoSa or Media Movement Salon: “Post-Bacc and Student Artists-in-Residence Process Showing” in April 2021. 

“Time Enough” was presented as an interactive online publication on Manifold under a Practice Work Residency at SloMoCo Fall 2021, an external and global movement and computing experimental arts group. 
Additionally, the clock “November 2020: Looptime” was presented at the 2021 Conference on Neural Information Processing Systems as part of the Machine Learning for Creativity and Design workshop
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Allison created “Time Enough” under the auspices of the Barnard College Movement Lab’s Post-Baccalaureate Fellowship and with the resources and support of the Movement Lab team, namely Gabri Christa and Guy de Lancey.  


“Clocks” of creative research project “Time Enough,” created by Allison Costa. (Please double click on images for more information.)

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Allison Costa is a transdisciplinary artist primarily based in New York City. Her practice is process-focused and collaborative and she is always interested in exploring new pathways and partnerships for creative experimentation.


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