Dorkbot Socal, Sextrument at Upgrade! Tijuana, Something is Happening and UCSD Open Studios. Assembly of Mazes has performed recently at the Long Beach Museum of Art, Gallery Azul, the Prospector and the Pasadena Gallery. Reviews Mehrmand is a member of the Electronic Disturbance Theater 2.0 and the b.a.n.g. lab, whose project the Transborder Immigrant Tool received extensive media coverage in 2010 around the world in on the web print, television and radio. The project has also been the subject of numerous academic papers, including "Reading the Transborder Immigrant Tool" at MLA 2011 and "The Transborder Immigrant Tool: Violence, Solidarity and Hope in Post-NAFTA Circuits of the Body Elec(tron)ic" at Mobile HCI 2010. Her performance art work has been reviewed in Art:21, The Los Angeles Times, Reno News & Review, Synthtopia, The UCLA Center for the Study of Women, and Furtherfield.org. The band Assembly of Mazes' music has been reviewed in the OC Weekly, Artslant and Strung Out Zine Awards Mehrmand's erotic mixed reality work has been awarded the Emerging Fields Award from the University of California Institute for Research in the Arts. References External links Photos, Creative Commons Licensed Assembly of Mazes Myspace Page UCSD Visual Arts Department, MFA Candidate Pages Living people American women artists American contemporary artists New media artists American performance artists American women in electronic music Year of birth missing (living people) 21st-century American women