Contents for March 17th, 2025
CONTENTS (please click on the links or scroll down for complete information on each post):
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Perry Bard, FF Alumn, In Memoriam
Kenneth Shorr, FF Alumn, In Memoriam
1. Linda Sibio, FF Alumn, nominated for Women’s Giving Fund award
2. Susan Bee, Kat Griefen, FF Alumns, at A.I.R. Gallery, April 6, and more
3. Lorraine O’Grady, Robert Ransick, Martha Wilson, FF Alumn, at The New School, Manhattan, March 30
4. Guadalupe Maravilla, FF Alumn, receives Vilcek Foundation Award 2025
5. Galinsky, FF Alumn, at Wild Project, Manhattan, April 5-19
6. Jessica Blinkhorn, FF Alumn, now online at GeorgiaRecorder.com
7. Alison O’Daniel, FF Alumn, at Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA, Mar. 20 and more
8. Kathy Brew, FF Alumn, wins Best Documentary Feature, Champs-Élysées Film Awards, Paris, France, and more
9. Dona Ann McAdams, FF Alumn, new publication now online at https://gcn.ie/lgbtq-books-binge/
10. Galinsky, FF Alumn, at Maiden Lane, Manhattan, Mar. 18
11. Robin Tewes, Asia Stewart, FF Alumns, at The Untitled Space, Manhattan, thru Mar. 29
12. George Peck, FF Alumn, at Black Spring Books, Brooklyn, March 17-19
13. elin o’Hara slavick, FF Alumn, at Southwestern College Gallery, Chula Vista, CA, Mar. 20 and more
14. Jay Critchley, FF Alumn, online at WGBH.org
15. The Dark Bob, John Fleck, Cheri Gaulke, Allan Kaprow, Leslie Labowitz, Suzanne Lacy, Robert Rauschenberg, Carolee Schneemann, Barbara T. Smith, FF Alumns, new record album
16. Carl Kissin, FF Member, at Don’t Tell Mama, Manhattan, March 21
17. Mary Suk, FF Alumn, at Arts in Education Roundtable, Manhattan, Mar. 20
18. Alina Bliumis, FF Alumn, at Situations, Manhattan, opening Mar. 27
19. Sarah Schulman, Naeem Mohaiemen, FF Alumns, now online at NYTimes.com
20. GH Hovagimyan, FF Alumn, now online at https://rarible.com/qr-es
21. Paul Zelevansky, FF Alumn, now online at https://vimeo.com/1066160838
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Perry Bard, FF Alumn, In Memoriam
Reposting from @svamfafinearts We are sad to share that Perry Bard, who taught in the MFA Fine Arts program at the School of Visual Arts from 1992 to 2021, died in New York City in January, 2025. An artist and activist of remarkable intelligence and uncompromising integrity, Perry was an important member of the MFA Fine Arts community and the downtown art scene. We are having a memorial gathering on March 25th from 6-8pm. If you are interested in attending, please reach out to us at mfafinearts@sva.edu for more information.
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Kenneth Shorr, FF Alumn, In Memoriam
Please visit this link:
https://www.legacy.com/us/obituaries/nytimes/name/kenneth-shorr-obituary?id=57891864
Thank you.
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1. Linda Sibio, FF Alumn, nominated for Women’s Giving Fund award
Linda SIBIO, Franklin Furnace Alumn. has been nominated for an award recognizing her work with the Cracked Eggs by Women’s Giving Fund. This is her community based art with students who have mental challenges at the TAY Centers (Transitional Age Youth Centers) and Club houses.This program was sponsored by Mental Health Services Act and California Arts Council/ Creative Corps. It is a five year grant that ends June 2026.
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2. Susan Bee, Kat Griefen, FF Alumns, at A.I.R. Gallery, April 6, and more
SUSAN BEE
Days of Awe: New Paintings
https://www.airgallery.org/artists/susan-bee
A.I.R. Gallery, 155 Plymouth Street, Brooklyn
Gallery Hours: Wed–Sun, 12–6pm
March 22–April 20
Opening: Sat., March 22, 6–8pm
Susan Bee talks with Kat Griefen
https://www.airgallery.org/events-1/susan-bee-in-conversation-with-kat-griefen
Sun, April 6, 3-5 pm
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3. Lorraine O’Grady, Robert Ransick, Martha Wilson, FF Alumn, at The New School, Manhattan, March 30
Lorraine O’Grady (1934 – 2024)
A Celebration of Life
You are warmly invited to a gather in celebration of the extraordinary life and work of concept-based artist Lorraine O’Grady.
Sunday, March 30, 2025, 4 to 6 pm (EDT)
This event is free and open to all, but registration is required. Please register here.
A reception will follow in the University Center Event Cafe.
Vera List Center for Art and Politics at The New School
Tishman Auditorium, University Center
63 Fifth Avenue
New York, NY 10011
Family, friends, and colleagues will gather to honor the memory of concept-based artist Lorraine O’Grady.
Lorraine’s life was defined by passion, creativity, and an unwavering commitment to her unique vision. She will be remembered for her sharp intellect, generosity, indomitable spirit, and the profound impact she had on art and culture.
Presented by the Lorraine O’Grady Trust in partnership with the Vera List Center for Art and Politics. With support from Mariane Ibrahim Gallery and Trellis Art Fund.
Program will include:
ANOHNI, artist and musician
Linda Goode Bryant, artist and Founder of Project EATS
Andil Gosine, Professor of Environmental Arts and Justice at York University
Pamela Johnson, President of Wellesley College
Carin Kuoni, Vera List Center
Simone Leigh, artist
Ciara Mendes, Lorraine O’Grady’s granddaughter
Catherine Morris, Sackler Senior Curator for the Elizabeth A. Sackler Center for Feminist Art at the Brooklyn Museum
kembra pfahler, artist
Loretta Polk, Lorraine O’Grady Trust
Robert Ransick, Lorraine O’Grady Trust and artist
Martha Wilson, artist and Founding Director of Franklin Furnace Archive
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4. Guadalupe Maravilla, FF Alumn, receives Vilcek Foundation Award 2025
Please visit this link:
Thank you.
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5. Galinsky, FF Alumn, at Wild Project, Manhattan, April 5-19
Free Tickets for He Said, She Says Live in NYC
We’re excited to offer Franklin Furnace members complimentary tickets to a show I am directing this month of on 3rd Street “He Said, She Says,” a deeply personal and powerfully moving solo show by four-time Emmy-winning TV producer and GLAAD Award Nominee TRANSGENDER woman Caragh Donley. It is premiering in April in the 2025 NYC Fringe Festival at Wild Project (195 E. 3rd St.) April 5, 7, 15, and 19.
Featuring music by Rock & Roll Hall of Famer Nancy Wilson (co-founder of Heart), this unforgettable Spalding Gray style performance explores identity, transformation, and self-acceptance with humor, vulnerability, and truth.
Take a look at the link below and email me at galinskynow@gmail.com with the date you want and the number of tickets!
SHOW CALENDAR LINK TO PICK YOUR DATE(S) link https://tickets.frigid.nyc/event/6897:1100.
Video of Caragh on the Kelly Clarkson Show
Best,
Galinsky
Robert Galinsky has been chosen as 1 of 12 U.S.A. citizens to be recognized as a 2025 “Muhammad Ali Index Face of Compassion in America”
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6. Jessica Blinkhorn, FF Alumn, now online at GeorgiaRecorder.com
Please visit this link:
Thank you.
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7. Alison O’Daniel, FF Alumn, at Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, CA, Mar. 20 and more
Happy Spring
It is my pleasure to invite you to several events coming up in the next few months, INCLUDING ONE THIS WEEK This Thursday, March 20th, 7:30pm, Screening and Conversation
Hammer Museum, Los Angeles
This winter, I have been an artist in residence at UCLA in the Social Software studio and Heumann Disability Lab, working with artist Lauren Lee McCarthy, coder Stalgia Grigg, and student researcher Tania Cortez to develop OPENING CAPTIONS, a tool that enables greater control over the styling and placement of captions and ease of language translation. My goal is to remove the disability tax and basic design and distribution barriers that dDeaf/HoH/Disabled filmmakers face when thinking expansively about the aesthetics of captions and to encourage non-disabled filmmakers to jump on board with accessibility throughout their process. We will screen examples of what we have been working on, and I will show a new project that benefits from OPENING CAPTIONS. https://hammer.ucla.edu/programs-events/2025/screening-and-conversation-artist-alison-odaniel
SAVE THE DATE: April 11, 10am – 1pm PDT
Online
Sundance Collab Master Class: Integrating Accessibility and Inclusion into Filmmaking. I’ll be presenting alongside the amazing filmmakers Day Al-Mohamed and Reid Davenport. https://collab.sundance.org/catalog/Master-Class-Integrating-Accessibility-and-Inclusion-into-Filmmaking:
SAVE THE DATE: Friday May 16th
DePaul Uniersity, Chicago, IL
The Tuba Thieves will screen at DePaul University’s School of Cinematic Arts annual documentary conference Verité.
I will present A DISASTER, (I’ll be showing a clip at the Hammer this week). Using text, captions, and collected sound clips from disaster films, A DISASTER considers sound’s use as a weapon or a means of control, and the ways sonic violence mirrors the relentless ubiquity of ableism. A DISASTER is an experimental moving image script, film deck and proposal for my next feature film. A DISASTER will be presented as the final part of my Walker Cinema Residency, Are you Listening?
https://walkerart.org/calendar/2024/series/alison-odaniel-are-you-listening
SAVE THE DATE: Thursday June 26, 7:30pm
ACADEMY MUSEUM, Los Angeles
The Tuba Thieves will have a hometown screening at the gorgeous Academy Museum, Los Angeles. STAY TUUUUNED !!
I wish you peace, community and fortitude –
Alison
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8. Kathy Brew, FF Alumn, wins Best Documentary Feature, Champs-Élysées Film Awards, Paris, France, and more
Just learned that DESIGN IS ONE: LELLA & MASSIMO VIGNELLI won Best Documentary Feature in the February 2025 Champs-Élysées Film Awards. And MIXED MESSAGES won in the Best Experimental category.
And
WE WON’T GO BACK: CELEBRATING NATIONAL WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
Tuesday, March 25th, 7 pm @ Anthology Film Archives
This program of shorts organized by Kathy Brew – including works by several artists affiliated with the29.art, with support from Women Make Movies – examines issues of conformity among women, challenges gender stereotypes, and advocates for female agency. The works, presented chronologically, span from 1989 to 2024, and underscore the fact that a woman’s right to control her own body remains critical in these dangerous times.
https://mailchi.mp/bd47795d9798/womens_history
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9. Dona Ann McAdams, FF Alumn, new publication now online at https://gcn.ie/lgbtq-books-binge/
Please visit this link:
https://gcn.ie/lgbtq-books-binge/
Thank you.
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10. Galinsky, FF Alumn, at Maiden Lane, Manhattan, Mar. 18
Pattillo and Galinsky present
THE SPOKEN SONG: Songwriters Speak Their Songs
8pm at Maiden Lane, 162 Avenue B at 10th Street in the East Village NYC
FREE Event! This is NOT an open mic, all artists are curated and book ahead of time.
https://www.spokensong.eventbrite.com
Tuesday March 18th! A terrific line up of NY songwriters from Juilliard to the Bronx to Newark! 1st artist hits the mic at 8pm!
Come join us at Maiden Lane for an intimate evening filled with raw emotions from some of NYC’s best songwriters as they share their lyrics sans the bands! Featuring Alfonso Velez, Ava Preston, Jackson Scott, Leesy, Ian McFarland, David Pattillo, Galinsky & more. Don’t miss this unique opportunity to connect with the artists on a deeper level. See you here for drinks food and song!
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11. Robin Tewes, Asia Stewart, FF Alumns, at The Untitled Space, Manhattan, thru Mar. 29
The Untitled Space
Presents
UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance 10TH ANNIVERSARY EXHIBITION
Presented in collaboration with Art4Equality
Exhibition On View
March 8th – 29th, 2025
The Untitled Space
45 Lispenard Street NYC 10013
In celebration of The Untitled Space’s 10th anniversary, we are proud to
present “UPRISE 2025: The Art of Resistance” an exhibition curated by gallery founder Indira Cesarine, which will take place during Women’s History Month this March 2025. One hundred artists have joined forces for this landmark exhibition, opening on March 8th in honor of International Women’s Day, and on view through March 29th, celebrating a decade of art, activism, and unwavering resistance at The Untitled Space. Since its inception, the gallery has featured over 50 exhibitions and presented the work of more than 500 artists—many of whom have used their platforms to inspire and empower others while speaking out against political injustice, inequality, and oppression. UPRISE 2025 continues this legacy, bringing together artists whose work confronts the challenges of today’s social and political landscape and envisions a future rooted in justice, equality, and freedom.
Presented in collaboration with nonprofit initiative Art4Equality, the UPRISE 2025exhibition celebrates the power of art to inspire resistance, fuel activism, and catalyze change, and will feature works that address the most pressing political, social, and cultural issues of our time. As we continue to face rising political extremism, threats to civil rights, and an increasingly authoritarian climate, UPRISE 2025 provides a platform for artists who use their work to respond, resist, and reclaim their power.
ARTISTS A-Z: Alanna Vanacore, Alayna Coverly, Alison Jackson, Alison Stinely, Andrew Soria, Ann Lewis, Anna Delvey, Anna Sampson, Anne Barlinckhoff, Annika Connor, Ashley Chew, Asia Stewart, Bria Fernandes, Brittany Maldonado, Caroline Wayne, Coco Dolle, Cole Witter, Dance Doyle, Delaney Conner, Dena Paige- Fischer, Donna Bassin, Elena Chestnykh, Fahren Feingold, Geoffrey Stein, Grace Graupe Pillard, Helena Calmfors, Indira Cesarine, Irina Lakshin, Iris Brosch, Isabel Sierra Aka The Love Whip, Jasmine De Silva, Jeana Eve Klein, Jemima Kirke, Joanna Grochowska, Joanna Pilarczyk, Jocelyn Braxton Armstrong, Jodie Herrera, Judy Polstra, Kat Toronto aka Miss Meatface, Kate Hush, Katherine Crockett, Katie Cercone, Katie Commodore, Katrina Majkut, Katya Zvereva, Kerry Lessard, Kestin Selwyn Cornwall, Kristin OConnor, Kristy Gordon, Leah Schrager, Leslie Sheryll, Linda Friedman Schmidt, Linda Obobaifo, Lindsay Gwinn Parker, Lisa Levy, Lola Jiblazee, Louise Campion, Lynn Bianchi, Mairi-Luise Tabbakh, Mary Tooley Parker, Melissa Zexter, Mia Brownell, Michael Rose, Michael Wolf, Michele Pred, Molly Crabapple, Moretti + Costello, Mz Icar, Nadine Robbins, Natalie White, Nick Rhodes, Orly Cogan, Polly Penrose, Rebecca Batz, Reisha Perlmutter, Robin Tewes, Rosa (Rose) McGowan, Rosemary Meza-DesPlas, Ruta Naujalyte, Rute Ventura, Sally Hewett, Sam Heydt, Sarah Blanchette, Sarah Maple, Shawnette George, Sophia Wallace, Sophie Goudman Peachey, Stephanie Hanes, Sunday Olaniyi, Suzanna Scott, Synchrodogs, Tara Lewis, Tracy Brown, Trina Merry, Valerie Carmet, Victoria de Lesseps, Victoria Selbach, Winnie van der Rijn, Zac Hacmon, Zach Grear
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12. George Peck, FF Alumn, at Black Spring Books, Brooklyn, March 17-19
Join us at Black Spring Books March 17th-19th during the evenings from 6-9pm for the exhibition, BOOKBURN / SHARDS by George Peck and Hugo Perez.
“In a time when, more and more, personal freedoms and freedom of speech are under constant attack, art and dialogue can serve as an antidote. Come celebrate the endurance of ideas in the face of the rising tide of fascism worldwide.”
Black Spring Books, 672 Driggs Avenue, Brooklyn, March 17-19, 6-9 pm
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13. elin o’Hara slavick, FF Alumn, at Southwestern College Gallery, Chula Vista, CA, Mar. 20 and more
elin o’Hara slavick’s work is included in the three-woman show, Lineage & Cloth, at
Southwestern College Gallery in Chula Vista, California, March 17-April 17, 2025, with
an opening reception/gallery talk March 20, 12pm.
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14. Jay Critchley, FF Alumn, online at WGBH.org
Jay Critchley, FF Alumn, online at the WGBH FM Culture Show, about his exhibition, Democracy of the Land, Inc.: FLAGrancy – please visit this link:
Thank you.
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15. The Dark Bob, John Fleck, Cheri Gaulke, Allan Kaprow, Leslie Labowitz, Suzanne Lacy, Robert Rauschenberg, Carolee Schneemann, Barbara T. Smith, FF Alumns, new record album
THE DARK BOB’s NEW ALBUM CELEBRATES VISUAL AND CONCEPTUAL ARTISTS IN SONG!
Recently inducted into the Smithsonian Institute’s Archives of American Art for his notable contributions to conceptual art and alternative music, artist/musician, and FF Alumni, THE DARK BOB has released his long awaited 9th studio album.
This deluxe double album features 26 genre-blurring songs celebrating, pondering and occasionally criticizing the visual and conceptual artists we all love including tribute songs to FF Alumn artists Leslie Labowitz, Carolee Schneemann, Barbara T. Smith, Suzanne Lacy, Cheri Gaulke, John Fleck, Robert Rauschenberg, and Allan Kaprow.
This beautifully packaged set of songs features contributions from many of LA’s most beloved music icons including Nels Cline of Wilco, Americana Hall of Fame-er Dave Alvin, Syd Straw of the Golden Palomino’s, DJ Bonebrake from “X”, Peter Case of the Plimsouls, Marty Rifkin from the Bruce Springsteen Band and two time Grammy winner Sheldon Gomberg.
The esteemed rock critic and author Harvey Kubernik writes in Record Collector News, “The Dark Bob distills the essence of each artist and combines them into a potent aural soup of hard rock, teeny bopper pop, blood clotting punk, haute hip-hop, ho-down hillbilly and cool jazz seamlessly rolled into a single oeuvre in the bold and courageous work”.
Get a personally signed and reduced priced copy at www.songsforartistsalbum.com
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16. Carl Kissin, FF Member, at Don’t Tell Mama, Manhattan, March 21
Little Red Light Theatre
Dear Friends,
Last year, Little Red Light Theatre presented my show, “Jewish in an Hour” to raise money for the Louis D. Brandeis Institute.
After that generous act to help fight antisemitism, this year’s benefit is for them. Good — they deserve it! Little Red Light produces plays and musicals on Jewish / Queer topics.
Please support Little Red Light and me by attending an evening of new musical theater works. I will be singing a song from my musical comedy, “Depressed, Depressed!”
Friday March 21st @ 7pm
Don’t Tell Mama, 343 W 46th St. NYC
Tickets are $25 plus 2 drinks/$20 min. Cash only for drinks and food. The producer asked me to tell you — if you buy tickets you need to attend. Don’t Tell Mama will charge Red Light for no shows. Buy only through Little Red Light Theatre’s link:
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17. Mary Suk, FF Alumn, at Arts in Education Roundtable, Manhattan, Mar. 20
Arts in Education Roundtable
EVENT ANNOUNCEMENT
Panel on Professionalism
Thursday, March 20 from 6-8pm at The People’s Forum – Mezzanine
320 W 37th St, New York, NY 10018
Are you looking to become a Teaching Artist, or grow your practice within the field? Join us for this Panel on Professionalism, hosted by the Teaching Artist Project and the NYC Arts in Education Roundtable. Mar. 20, 2025, 6-8 pm, in person at the People’s Form, 320 W. 37th Street NYC
The free, in-person Panel on Professionalism will be centered around demystifying the professional landscape of Teaching Artistry in New York City. Hear from these experienced Teaching Artists and arts education administrative professionals as they give advice and share about their careers in the Arts Education field:
Marie Klepacz, Program Manager, Arts Ignite
Frank Ruiz, Manager of Education Programs, New York City Children’s Theater
Mary Suk, Independent Teaching Artist
Moderator: Dale Novella Anderson-Lee, Co-Director, Teaching Artist Project
The panel will address hiring processes and best practices in finding employment, discernment around choosing opportunities that are a strong fit for your practice, and navigating the Teaching Artist industry as it stands today. There will be lots of time to ask questions and network! Light refreshments will be provided.
register now:
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18. Alina Bliumis, FF Alumn, at Situations, Manhattan, opening Mar. 27
Alina Bliumis
Gut Feelings
Mar 27- May 3 2025
RECEPTION: Thurs, Mar 27th 6-8PM
SITUATIONS proudly presents Gut Feelings, Alina Bliumis’s second solo exhibition with the gallery. Continuing to explore visual strategies to subvert censorship, Bliumis’s latest series takes up the tradition of still life painting for its symbolic potential. Associations between images of food and sex have persisted for centuries in the arts, from the erotically-charged fruits appearing in Giovanni da Udine’s festoons framing Raphael’s exquisite 16th century fresco, Cupid and Psyche, to the 17th century Dutch still-lifes portraying tables overflowing with exotic produce to mirror the wealth reaped through new overseas trade and colonial ventures. Bliumis reinterprets the genre through a distinctly contemporary lens, incorporating the impacts of globalized trade, climate change, and authoritarianism upon our relationship to food and agriculture.
Monumentally scaled fruit, oysters and vegetables are set within moody, Romantic landscapes. Impossible to ignore, they speak to a sense of unease amid the rise of industrial-scale farming and GMOs. An enormous, single raspberry, blimp like, hovers in the air against a cloud-streaked sky; elsewhere, the discarded rind and seeds from a honeydew melon suggest a pair of spooning figures, accompanied by two cigarette butts. Cascades of plump tomatoes, pears, and cherries spill forth as chaotic bounties, highlighting the disparities between American supermarkets of imported plenty, and dwindling international aid packages airdropped by drone.
In a tumultuous era of sensationalized news, book bans, and fresh attacks on free speech, eggplant, peach, and watermelon emojis on social media have shown to be effective tools to circumvent restrictions, address bodily autonomy, and spread awareness around political issues. Addressing the gut as both a site of digestion and intuition, Bliumis’s paintings urge viewers to trust their instincts, and read between the lines.
Oh fruit blessed above all others
Good before, in the middle and after the meal, But perfect behind.
– Peach Poem by Francesco Berni, 1522
ALINA BLIUMIS (b. Minsk, Belarus; lives and works in New York) received her BFA from the School of Visual Art in 1999 and a diploma from the Advanced Course in Visual Arts in Fondazione Antonio Ratti, Como, Italy in 2005. She has exhibited at SITUATIONS, NYC; The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, USA; the Musée national de l’histoire de l’immigration, Paris, France; Busan Biennale, South Korea; Tokyo Biennial, JP; Assab One, Milan, Italy; The Bronx Museum of the Arts, NY; Galerie Anne de Villepoix, Paris; Centre d’art Contemporain, Meymac, France; The James Gallery, The Graduate Center CUNY, New York; Museum of Contemporary Art, Cleveland, OH; Museums of Bat Yam, Israel; The Jewish Museum, NYC; The Saatchi Gallery, London; Botanique Museum, Brussels; the Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Musée de l’Homme, Paris, France, the First Moscow Biennale of Contemporary Art, Moscow and MAC VAL/Musée d’art contemporain du Val-de-Marne, France. Private and public collections include MAC VAL – Musée d’art contemporain du Val-de-Marne, France; Musée national de l’histoire de l’immigration, Paris; The Victoria and Albert Museum, London; Moscow Museum of Modern Art, Russia; Bat Yam Museum for Contemporary Art, Israel; The Saatchi Collection, UK; The Harvard Business School, USA; The National Museum of American Jewish History, Philadelphia; and Missoni Collection, Italy. Bliumis’s work has been reviewed in Artforum, ART – Das Kunstmagazin, ARTNews, AnOther Magazine, Vogue Italia, Hyperallergic and Art and Climate Change (World of Art) by Maja Fowkes, Reuben Fowkes , Thames & Hudson, Political Art and Activism, Art & Agenda, Gestalten 2011 and Shape Of Things To Come: New Sculpture, Rizzoli, 2008.
SITUATIONS is open to the public Wednesday through Saturday, 11AM to 6PM. For press inquiries, please contact Renee Delosh at renee@situations.us. To request a sales preview, or for general questions, please contact info@situations.us.
SITUATIONS
515 W 20th Street, 3rd Floor
New York, NY 10011, USA
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19. Sarah Schulman, Naeem Mohaiemen, FF Alumns, now online at NYTimes.com
Please visit this link:
Thank you.
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20. GH Hovagimyan, FF Alumn, now online at https://rarible.com/qr-es
I’ve just created my first NFT collection. Enclosed is a pdf with a description of the piece and the like to view the collection. It’s my first foray into Web3. Please take a look and let me know what you think. Thanks!
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QR ELECTION/SELECTION
Issue 1 March 14, 2025
GH Hovagimyan 2
The 20 images were printed out on card stock in an 8”x8” format for card wide and 5 cards high. They were exhibited at The White Box Gallery in New York City during and after the election. Stephen Zacks one of the curators was gifted the original unsigned prints by me. I have since then used the images to create collection of NFTs. I’m offering them for sale on the Raribles platform. They are one of a kind digital assets. They also have quite a bit of “loaded” content. What would be fun is if many people would buy them. This is your chance to get one of my digital art pieces for an extremely low price. It’s also possible to buy the whole collection. You can also put in a bid price for the whole collection or each individual piece. My intention is to include everyone who buys a piece in the whole networked artwork. You may also receive a signed POD from me if you so choose.
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21. Paul Zelevansky, FF Alumn, now online at https://vimeo.com/1066160838
TO THE GREAT BLANKNESS
MAILING LIST:
PZ, MARCH 16, 2025
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