Light Year 47 Tales of Diverted Reality

Honored to be a part of Light Year 47 Tales of Diverted Reality, a screening projected on the Manhattan Bridge, March 7, 2019, curated ChaNorth Artist Residency Directors by Brigitta Varadi and Peter Fulop. Other artists included Chen Wang, Jonathan Sims, Marissa Adesman, Christian Berman, James Hopkins and Tori Carr. LIGHT YEAR is an ongoing public art video exhibition series presented by John Ensor Parker, Glowing Bulbs and the Leo Kuelbs Collection in partnership with the DUMBO Business Improvement District and NYC DOT. Since its launch, LIGHT YEAR has hosted the work of over 200 artists and curators from around the world.

ChaNorth Residency in July

Cha North Residency

Had an excellent time at the ChaNorth residency in Pine Plains, NY. Mitch and the cats were there with me. Our sister/fellow residents were wonderful. ChaNorth provided all the organic vegetables that we could eat. Thank you to residency

Presented paper at ISEA 2018 in Durban, South Africa

Presented a paper during the “Mediated Natures: Speculative Futures and Justice” panel at ISEA Intersections in Durban, South Africa. I also co-organized this panel (that had two parts) with Margaretha Haughwout. Big thanks to Margaretha, our panelists and the organizers of ISEA 2018.

ACA Residency with Claire Pentecost

Loved my residency at the Atlantic Center for the Arts in May with the brilliant and generous Claire Pentecost and the Bad Associates: Jane, Patrick, Maria, Claire E., Carolyn, Carrie and Yang. What an amazing group. Yang called us ‘generous, intellectual, and cute magic creatures’ and I agree!

Pool Party II at Microscope Gallery

My animation Story Problems screening as part of Pool Party II at Microscope Gallery, May 21, 2018. The gallery is located at 1329 Willoughby Avenue, #2B, Brooklyn, NY 11237. I am a big fan of this place. Thanks to Microscope Director Elle Burchill! https://www.microscopegallery.com/archive/?page_id=21018

3rd Annual Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon

Was great to collaborate with the Design and the Arts Library at ASU for our 3rd Annual Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon. Glad to be a part of these global events.

Interviewed for the Feminist Experimental Filmmakers Interview Archive

I was interviewed recently by Julie Wyman’s student Yan Gu for the Feminist Film Archive, a collection of interviews with cinema artists by students of Wyman (UC Davis) and Irene Lusztig (UC Santa Cruz), as part of their co-taught feminist filmmaking class. The archive will continue to grow, and already includes interviews with wonderful filmmakers Deborah Stratman, Cauleen Smith, Lynn Sachs, Zoe Beloff and many more. Link: https://sites.google.com/ucsc.edu/femexfilmarchive/home

Included in 2017 Film-makers Coop Benefit

Happy to be a part of the Film-makers Coop Benefit Auction, invited by filmmaker Mary Billyou. See the auction items on Paddle 8. Thanks to Mary for inviting me! I’m a fan of the Coop.

My animation at ISEA Manizales, Colombia 2017

Pleased that my animation, The Chthulu and the Final Girl, was part of the media exhibition at ISEA 2017 in Manizales, Colombia in June 2017. Here it is playing in entry to media area; it also screened in small theater.

Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon at ASU

With ASU Hayden Librarians I organized ASU’s Second Annual Art + Feminism Wikipedia Edit-a-thon on March 31st, 2017. While our turnout was humble (13 participants) we made 93 edits to 23 articles and added 3,480 words; these were all articles about artists who identify as female. It was a great day; we were happy to be one of 100s of edit-a-thons across the world all happening in March. Check out the International Organization here: http://www.artandfeminism.org/

Work included in LMCC spring auction

Sent this print, Disco Volante (digital 3D render), to the Lower Manhattan Cultural Council this week to be a part of their spring benefit auction. Honored to be included. Disco Volante was the stage name of the yacht in the James Bond film Thunderball; the real life boat was once owned by Trump and was called the Trump Princess; it is currently owned by Al-Waleed bin Talal, a member of the Saudi royal family. The print was beautifully framed by Fine Art Framing in Tempe.