Interview with Ashley Ford, 112 BK for BRIC TV
Host of 112 BK for BRIC TV interviews me about The World Contained II video screening at BRIC | Arts Media, downtown Brooklyn, on January 22, 2018.
Conversation about The World Contained II video animation with Journalist Alexis Madrigal
In concert with a screening of The World Contained II video animation (a collaboration with Lianne Arnold and Elisheba Ittoop), I had the opportunity through BRIC Radio at BRIC Arts | Media in downtown Brooklyn, to have a conversation about the project with independent journalist Alexis Madrigal. You can access our conversation at this link. Madrigal has also produced his own 8-part podcast titled Containers on Sound Cloud. “It looks at how global trade really works and the people who do the labor of moving stuff.”
Collaboration with XAOC Contemporary Ballet
Presentation of a video animation- The World Contained II- created with animation designer Lianne Arnold and sound designer Elisheba Ittoop in collaboration with choreographer Eryn Rene Young of XAOC Contemporary Ballet for Norte Maar's CounterPointe 5 program in April, 2017.
BRIC Biennial: Volume I Downtown Edition | Curatorial Project
BRIC launches a major new initiative, the BRIC Biennial. These exhibitions will present the work of emerging and mid-career visual artists working across artistic media, with each edition focusing on specific geographical areas in Brooklyn. Our first BRIC Biennial is curated by Elizabeth Ferrer, (Vice President, Contemporary Art), Jenny Gerow (Assistant Curator), with guest curators Leslie Kerby (Contemporary Art Advisory Council) and Fawz Kabra and will survey artists based in downtown Brooklyn and adjacent neighborhoods. BRIC Biennial artists include: ruby onyinyechi amanze, Scherezade Garcia, Jenna Spevack, Vince Contarino, Wendy Richmond (Artists Advisory Council), Dread Scott, and Jenny Polak among others.
Print Collaboration
I collaborated with printer Bryn Sumner and Master Printer Justin Sanz from the Robert Blackburn Printmaking Workshop on this three color photo lithograph with a 16-piece chine colle. Edition of 5 Title: Please Stand By
A Modicum of Mankind Collaborative Book Publication
A collaboration between artist Leslie Kerby and writer John Talbird, A Modicum of Mankind is a limited edition artist book publication underwritten by Brooklyn gallery Norte Maar for Collaborative Projects in the Arts. The book combines Leslie Kerby's art with John Talbird's short stories. The project was presented at Luhring Augustine Gallery in February, 2015. In Long Island City at the Shangri-La month-long event at The Factory in May, 2015 and at BookCourt with another reading in May, 2015, Brooklyn, NY
UV Portfolio Woodblock Prints
Collaborative project with 13 artists organized by Jeff White of Totemic 17 and Matteawan Gallery in Beacon, NY. Woodblock prints were created at Garrison Art Center and exhibited at Matteawan Gallery in Nov/December 2013. The "unique variant" prints are available for sale through Totemic 17.
AS | Artists Studio

Jill Conner, the NY Editor of WM|Whitehot Magazine and Editor of On Verge | Alternative Art Criticism (a collaboration between the International Association Art Critics and Cue Art Foundation) have developed a new website AS |Artists Studios. My profile can be found at this link.

Project: ARTspace | Curatorial Projects

Curatorial Exhibition Projects at Project: ARTspace (formerly known as 308 at 156 Project ARTspace)

We Are Your People, Now 2020

https://projectartspace.com/exhibition/we-are-your-people-now/

https://vimeo.com/482662956

https://indd.adobe.com/view/448da2d7-c8f5-4732-82e4-

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https://projectartspace.com/exhibition/exit-strategy/

http://projectartspace.com/exhibition/exit-strategy/ Land Air Place 2016 http://projectartspace.com/exhibition/land-air-place/ Sanctuary 2014 http://308at156.tumblr.com/page/5 Traces of Omnipresence 2013 http://308at156.tumblr.com/day/2013/01/16 http://308at156.tumblr.com/day/2013/03/07 Life Inside and Out 2012 http://308at156.tumblr.com/page/15


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