Conceptual Materials Social Practice Artist
Thank you Hoboken Girl for the shout out as one of the 23 Hoboken + Jersey City Women to Watch in 2023. It is an honor to be included amongst this cohort of diverse, extraordinary business owners and community leaders.
There is still time to pick up a mini emotional baggage cart for yourself or someone special.
Saturdays and Sundays in December – 12pm – 5pm
December 19 – 22 5pm-8:30pm
Holiday Party: Friday, December 23 6pm – 9pm
Saturdays and Sundays in January – 12 to 3pm
Closing reception will be Friday, January 27th from 6:00pm to 9:00pm.
Location: Art House Productions Gallery: 345 Marin Blvd (between Morgan and Bay St.)
The online exhibition page and gallery is now live!
Forecast//Recast brings together artists and artworks that explore ideas of predicting, reshaping, and re-predicting — works that offer a glimpse of possible futures, reexamine historical narratives, shed light on needed social and ecological interventions, and bend inquiry towards new aims to reframe the way we view the world.
Highlighting fiber and textile-based materials and techniques, cross-disciplinary practices, experimental processes, and material innovation, this exhibition prompts a reshaping of the future with works that predict our current trajectories, cast a new gaze on the past, and revise what is to come.
Exhibition Dates: December 2- January 27, 2023
Location: Art House Productions Gallery: 345 Marin Blvd (between Morgan and Bay St.)
Opening Reception for JC Fridays is Dec 2, 6pm – 9pm but I won’t be there. I’ll be in Miami for Art Basel at the Satellite Art Show instead.
Saturdays and Sundays in December – 12pm – 5pm
December 19 – 22 5pm-8:30pm
Holiday Party: Friday, December 23 6pm – 9pm
Saturdays and Sundays in January – 12 to 3pm
Closing reception will be Friday, January 27th from 6:00pm to 9:00pm. I will be there for the closing and hope to see you there too.
Exhibition Dates: December 6- January 27th, 2023
Location: Chehalem Cultural Center; 415 E Sheridan St, Newberg, OR
If you are in Miami this week please come see me.
November 29 – December 4, 2022
INDIAN BEACH PARK | 4601 Collins Avenue | Miami Beach, FL 33140
VIP – First View (week pass) | $100 // General (day pass) | $20
FIRST VIEW | VIP + PRESS PREVIEW
TUE | November 29 | 1pm – 8pm
SHOW HOURS
WED | November 30 | 12pm – 7pm
THU | December 1 | 12pm – 7pm
FRI | December 2 | 12pm – 7pm
SAT | December 3 | 12pm – 7pm
SUN | December 4 | 12pm – 5pm
I have been interacting with Ann Hamilton’s white marble raised text installation at World Trade Center 1 train stop, to and from Governors Island all year long, before I even realized it was her work.
Before I was aware of the vast scope of Ann’s work, I was fascinated by images of her installation work circling the interwebs for years, which make this opportunity to watch an interview with her even most precious.
Please join me in Miami for the Satellite Art Show. I’ll be showing two emotional baggage carts on the beach.
November 29 – December 4, 2022
INDIAN BEACH PARK | 4601 Collins Avenue | Miami Beach, FL 33140
VIP – First View (week pass) | $100 // General (day pass) | $20
FIRST VIEW | VIP + PRESS PREVIEW
TUE | November 29 | 1pm – 8pm
SHOW HOURS
WED | November 30 | 12pm – 7pm
THU | December 1 | 12pm – 7pm
FRI | December 2 | 12pm – 7pm
SAT | December 3 | 12pm – 7pm
SUN | December 4 | 12pm – 5pm
AFTER-HOURS PROGRAMMING
TO BE ANNOUNCED – 7pm- 11pm
In a time where consumerism only seems to be growing, it is inspiring to observe how these artists make discarded, everyday materials the centre of their work.
I am excited to share that my work Corporate Crossroads Jail Net has been selected for Surface Designs Associations online exhibit (EM)power (EM)brace (EM)body.
(EM)power (EM)brace (EM)body explores concepts of bodies from social, political, and psychological points of view, considering the body as a site for liberation, reclamation, and/or empowerment. The artwork featured interrogates themes from body autonomy to traditional constructions of beauty and gender, whether deeply personal and/or challenging, dismantling, and speaking to larger societal structures.
– Curator Katayoun Bahrami
