Jay Critchley Artist Jay Critchley's conceptual and performance work has traversed the globe, from his battle with the US Patent Office for Old Glory Condom Corporation and the Blessed Virgin Rubber Goddess, to Miss Tampon Liberty and the Nuclear Recycling Consultants. He lives year round in Provincetown where his first short feature movie, "Toilet Treatments", won the HBO Audience Award at the 2002 Provincetown Int'l Film Festival. He is founder and director of Theater in the Ground@ Septic Space in his backyard septic tank. He has been a visiting artist at AS220 in Rhode Island, Havard University and Hatvestworks in NYC among other. BIG TWIG TUNNEL TAPES is his debut CD. He organizes the annual Provincetown Harbor Swim for Life & Paddler Flotilla, set for September 11 this year (www.swim4life.org), which has raised over $1.3 million for AIDS and women's health.