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	The Ice Queen: Glacial Retreat Dress Tent is commissioned by Zero1, Global Art on the Edge Biennial and supported by the James Irvine Foundation ,Intersection grant.

	Installations and performances take place at the following times and venues:

	Circle Of Palms, San Jose Museum of Art, Wed. June 4 from 6:00-8:00 PM

	SOFA District, First Street, Friday June 6 from 7:00-10:00 PM

	Chavez Plaza, Saturday June 7 from 4-7 PM

	Ms. Homeland Security: Illegal Entry Dress Tent installation will be exhibited at the Kohler Art Center, in an exhibition titled Vested Interests, summer, 2008.

	Our newest creation, Climatic Shifts; Glacial Retreat Dress Tent will be performed on Friday, May 16, in the afternoon on the Porter College Campus at UCSC. This multi media wearable weather station was commissioned by the UCSC International Interventionist Project to be held on the UCSC campus May 14-17, 2008.

	The debut of the Green House Dress Tent will take place at the Santa Cruz Museum of Art and History from February 23 to June 29. 2008. Opening Reception, 4:00-6:00, Saturday February 23. The atrium of the museum features the Green House Tent Dress by Robin Lasser and Adrienne Pao, as part of a collaboration with the Sesnon Gallery and the UCSC Interventions Festival: Intervene! Interrupt! Rethinking Art as Social Practice.

	The Dress tent project will be installed and performed on two occasions at the San Jose Museum of Art in conjunction with their newly developed One Night Stand series. Ms. Homeland Security, Illegal Entry Dress Tent was installed and performed on June 7, 2007. The Picnic Dress Tent will be installed and performed on March 6, 2008 from 6-8PM.

	The Dining in the Dump video, will be exhibited at Exit Art Gallery, New York City, Opening reception March 15, 2008. This video will be archived at Exit Art, as part of the exhibition titled Environmental Performance Actions. The video may also be viewed at the Sacramento Museum of Art, February-May, 2008 as part of an exhibition titled: Eccentric. Exit Art exhibition is curated by Patricia Watts and Amy Lipton.

	Robin Lasser will present her activist public art projects at the National Society for Photographic Education Conference on a panel titled: TeraGloba, on Saturday, May 15 in Denver Colorado.

	Three Dress Tent photographs and a video series are exhibited at the Natalie Thompson Gallery on the San Jose State University Campus late January-February 22, 2008

	The Dress Tents traveled to China September 19-25, 07. Ten large-scale photographs were exhibited in the Pingyao International Photography Festival. The Dress Tents are one of five projects representing leading artists/educators from the US.

	The Dress Tent project traveled from the Recoleta Cultural Center in Buenos Aires, Argentina to the Sala Saracco in Neuquen Patagonia.

	Ms. Homeland Security: Illegal Entry Dress Tent photographs and video were exhibited as part of a group show titled, TERGLOBA. The opening reception is Saturday, March 10, 2007. The show ended April 15. The exhibition takes place at the Meadow Brook Art Gallery, Rochester, MI. The artists featured in this exhibition explore different facets of globalization.

	Public Art commissioned by the city of San Jose and created by Lasser and her students in the Art in the Community Course, SJSU, was installed at the Camden Community Center in May 19, 2007. The project consists of 7 distinct artworks including bronze sculptures, photo based installations, and sound installations. The grand opening took place on May 19, 2007.

	The entire Dress Tent project will travel to Sao Pablo, Brasil in the summer, 2007.

	Multiple recent articles published about the Dress Tent project in South America are now posted in the Dress Tent project area of this web site.

	The Ms Homeland Security Dress Tent is featured in the August, 2007 Italian edition of Marie Claire, and in the September, 2007 edition of Marie Claire, Greece. Ms. Homeland Security was also published as the front cover image for the San Francisco Chronicle book section, June24, 2007. The Picnic Dress Tent and Eco Tourism Dress Tent are featured in the August 6 edition of In Touch Weekly. The Dress Tent project is featured in the Weekend Weekly, Travel and LIfestyle Magazine printed and distributed in Hong Kong, 2007. The entire series of dress tents, published in August by an Italian on-line journal. Please visit espresso.repubblica.it and view the project in the Style and Design Section.