02.05.2010

PONGterview: Kristina Bilonick and WE ARE SCIENCE!

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by Philippa P.B. Hughes

Pongterviewer Kristina Bilonick learns more about performance artists WE ARE SCIENCE! over a game of ping pong at Comet Ping Pong.

"It's about getting closer to people," says Jon Lee.

"It's about discovering the possibilities for putting things together in different ways," says Adam Good.

Thank you Comet Ping Pong for hosting the PONGterview!

Pongterviewer Kristina Bilonick learns more about performance artists WE ARE SCIENCE! over a game of ping pong at Comet Ping Pong.

"It's about getting closer to people," says Jon Lee.

"It's about discovering the possibilities for putting things together in different ways," says Adam Good.

Thank you Comet Ping Pong for hosting the PONGterview!

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