Contents for October 19th, 2026
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1. Martha Wilson, FF Alumn, at New York Public Library, Main Branch, Manhattan, November 4
2. Anh Vo, FF Alumn, receives 2026 LMCC Dance Residency
3. Liliana Porter, Cecilia Vicuña, FF Alumns, at ISLAA, Manhattan, Oct. 29
4. Yali Romagoza, FF Alumn, now online at ArgentinePerformanceArt.com
5. Michelle Handelman, FF Alumn, at Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, Manhattan, Oct. 28
6. Beatrice Glow, FF Alumn, at Emerson Contemporary, Boston, MA, Oct. 20
7. Jess Dobkin, Karen Finley, FF Alumns, at The Commons, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Nov. 6
8. Joyce Yu-Jean Lee, FF Alumn, autumn news
9. Wanda Raimundi Ortiz, FF Alumn, now online at Philadelphia Inquirer
10. Valerie Tevere & Angel Nevarez, FF Alumns, at Wave Hill, The Bronx, thru Nov. 29
11. Lucio Pozzi, FF Alumn, at Galleria Disegno, Mantova, Italy, opening Oct. 18
12. Davy Knittle, FF Member, new publication
13. Joseph Nechvatal, FF Alumn, at Printed Matter, Manhattan, Nov. 24 and more
14. elin o’Hara slavick, FF Alumn, at Strother School of Radical Attention, Brokolyn, Nov. 14, and more
15. Cindy Sherman, FF Alumn, at Hauser & Wirth, London, UK, thru Dec. 23
16. Marina Abramović, FF Alumn, now online at NYTimes.com
17. Anne Sherwood Pundyk, FF Alumn, at The Parrot Club, Brooklyn, opening Oct. 23
18. Ted Berger celebration of life, St. Mark’s Church, Manhattan, Dec. 6
19. Donna Kaz, FF Member, now online at HonorRollPlaywrights.org
20. Ken Butler, FF Alumn, at The Brico Lodge, Brooklyn, Oct. 23 and more
21. Victoria Keddie, FF Alumn, at Parkway Theatre, Baltimore, MD, Nov. 7 and more
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1. Martha Wilson, FF Alumn, at New York Public Library, Main Branch, Manhattan, November 4
Martha Wilson and Anne Turyn present two ground-breaking publications documenting 1970s-1980s New York Avant-Garde performance and bookmaking.
Wed. Nov 4, 2026 6:00pm EST
Lenox & Astor Room, Room 216
The New York Public Library, Stephen A. Schwarzman Building
42nd Street & 5th Avenue, New York, NY 10018
Artist and Franklin Furnace founder Martha Wilson (www.MarthaWilson.com) will discuss her new book, Back to the Present: 50 Years of Free Expression with Franklin Furnace, a 50th-anniversary celebration of the legendary arts institution Franklin Furnace. This visually rich volume captures five decades of boundary-breaking art and the ongoing fight to defend creative freedom. Further, it chronicles stories by individuals from arts groups across the U.S.A. who also fought in the Culture Wars of the Reagen 80s. Anne Turyn, a New York-based fine art photographer, will share Top Stories, a prose periodical that she edited and published from 1978 to 1991. Over the course of twenty-nine issues, it served as a pivotal platform for experimental fiction and art through single-artist issues and two anthologies. Primarily featuring female artists, though in Turyn’s words a few men “crept in as collaborators,” Top Stories was recently rereleased by Primary Information.
This event is organized in collaboration with https://10x10photobooks.org/
To join | Please register for an In-Person Ticket at this link: https://events.leapevents.com/event/martha-wilson-anne-turyn
Doors will open around 5:30 PM. For free events, we generally overbook to ensure a full house. Priority will be given to those who have registered in advance, but registration does not guarantee admission. All registered seats are released shortly before start time, and seats may become available at that time. A standby line will form 30 minutes before the program.
ABOUT THE SPEAKERS
Martha Wilson is a pioneering feminist artist whose five-decade career spans photography and performance exploring female subjectivity through role-playing and impersonations of other people’s personae. In 1976, she founded Franklin Furnace, a New York artist-run space dedicated to exploring, promoting, and preserving artists’ books, installation and performance art, video, and online art. Her work is in museum collections including MoMA, the Met, Whitney, Centre Pompidou, and the Albertina.
Anne Turyn is a fine art photographer based in New York City. Turyn attended Antioch College (BFA), the University of Buffalo (MFA) and the CUNY Graduate Center (MA Linguistics). She was part of the Hallwalls community in Buffalo, NY, where she founded and edited Top Stories, a prose periodical and chapbook series featuring one artist per issue (1978-1991). Her work has been exhibited at MoMA, the Metropolitan Museum of Art, the Contemporary Arts Museum Houston, Kunstverein Amsterdam, among others.
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2. Anh Vo, FF Alumn, receives 2026 LMCC Dance Residency
LMCC’s Dance Residency is a nomination-based program that provides artists with dedicated time, space, and resources at a critical stage between a project commission and full-scale production, while the work itself is still being developed. This year’s artists were nominated by a network of New York City presenting and producing organizations, including Danspace Project, Baryshnikov Arts Center, HERE Arts Center, New Georges, Pomegranate Arts, and Works & Process.
At LMCC’s Arts Center at Governors Island, artists have a distinct environment to experiment, rehearse, take risks, and advance their work. The residency also creates opportunities to share that process through informal works-in-progress, open rehearsals, and studio showings, inviting the public into the development of new work and creating space for learning, dialogue, and community around dance.
for more on the artists please visit this link:
https://lmcc.net/resources/artist-residencies/dance-residencies/?mc_cid=a19be7cb3d&mc_eid=2301ee1686
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3. Liliana Porter, Cecilia Vicuña, FF Alumns, at ISLAA, Manhattan, Oct. 29
Please visit this link:
Thank you.
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4. Yali Romagoza, FF Alumn, now online at ArgentinePerformanceArt.com
Please visit this link:
Thank you.
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5. Michelle Handelman, FF Alumn, at Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, Manhattan, Oct. 28
MICHELLE HANDELMAN, Franklin Furnace Alumn, will be launching her digital archive with The Feminist Institute in an event co-sponsored by The Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art, The American LGBTQ+ Museum and Queer|Art. The event is free. Please register in advance or just show up!
Activating the Archive: Michelle Handelman Capsule Collection Launch
Wednesday October 28, 6:30-8:30 pm
Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
26 Wooster Street
New York, New York 10013
Click here to register: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/leslie-lohmanmuseum/event/handelmanarchive/
On the occasion of Michelle Handelman’s Capsule Collection Launch at The Feminist Institute’s Digital Archive, Handelman will be in conversation with writer and scholar Dr. Amber Musser, curator and scholar Jeanne Vaccaro, and activist and archivist Exx Nottage, moderated by LLMA chief curator Stamatina Gregory, on her historically marginalized work being introduced into feminist queer archives. This panel will discuss how feminist + queer archives, and specifically Michelle’s Collection in the TFI Digital Archive, can be activated through research, teaching, and other forms of cultural work. We’ll focus on how feminist and queer archives expand the canon by bringing into the cultural record artists whose work has been historically marginalized by collecting institutions and art history, and demonstrate how archives can serve as interventions into dominant historical narratives. Through their activation, archives become a form of information activism, creating new possibilities for scholarship, public memory, and more equitable futures.
This program is co-sponsored by The American LGBTQ+ Museum and Queer|Art.
Click here to register for FREE: https://secure.qgiv.com/for/leslie-lohmanmuseum/event/handelmanarchive/
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6. Beatrice Glow, FF Alumn, at Emerson Contemporary, Boston, MA, Oct. 20
If you’re in Boston, join me on October 20 for a public talk at Emerson Contemporary, where curator Leonie Bradbury and I will be in conversation about the work currently on view in Thin Places: Thresholds of Transmission.
The story of how the work came to exist still surprises me. In 2022, while browsing a bookstore in France, I randomly picked up a graphic novel about the Batavia, a VOC ship that wrecked off the coast of Western Australia in 1629. Weeks later, I received an invitation to join a team of artists, historians, marine archaeologists and environmental humanities scholars researching the same wreck. This led to a deep dive into the ecofactual and artifactual lifecycles of material culture, visiting Perth, and three days spent “swimming” through a sea of digital artifacts to uncover the 3D contours of the Batavia. The video, 3D prints, and paintings now on view in Thin Places grew from that journey.
Textures of Time: Artist Talk
October 20 · 6:30–8:00 pm · Free and open to the public
Media Art Gallery, 25 Avery Street, Boston MA (Doors open at 6pm)
Join Emerson Contemporary for an artist talk with Beatrice Glow, in conversation with curator Leonie Bradbury. Glow will discuss Textures of Time, currently on view in Thin Places, as well as her broader practice, which begins in archives, museum collections, and field research. Working across sculpture, installation, video, performance, and scent, Glow transforms historical research into sensory and speculative experiences that invite us to reconsider whose histories are preserved, how they are remembered, and how they might be imagined differently.
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7. Jess Dobkin, Karen Finley, FF Alumns, at The Commons, Toronto, Ontario, Canada, Nov. 6
Our Bodies Keeping Scores is proud to present three engagements by Karen Finley Karen Finley. Scroll and see!
Design Credits: Ayo Tsalithaba Ayisha Lineo Gariba
Believe, a performance by Karen Finley
Friday, November 6, at 8PM
OCAD University, Room 190
FREE, this is a wheelchair accessible space
Live music by Leslie Ting Leslie Ting and food activation by Sara Baron-Goodman Sara B-G at 7:30PM
Finley’s creates a series of artworks illustrating mentors and artists who “believed” in Finley and gave support. These supportive individuals had encounters with Finley – professionally, as friends, as teachers, worked with, met, taught, or collaborated with Finley. There are over a hundred drawings illustrating her story that are projected onto a screen cinematically.
On stage, Finley sits at a table handling the artwork she created that tells the narrative while a live camera with a bird’s eye view projects Finley’s hands and artwork onto the screen simultaneously in real time. WHile the images are projected, Finley tells the story of each “believe” encounter. The artworks act as a storyboard creating intimacy, the private made public of supportive relationships. The artwork is projected onto the screen.
Talkback with Jess Dobkin and Karen Finley to follow the performance.
Creatives Anonymous with Karen Finley
Saturday, November 7, 2026 at 4PM
The Commons @ 401, 4th floor, 401 Richmond St. W
FREE, this is a wheelchair accessible space.
Creatives Anonymous is a 13-step program that is part sardonic yet serious that is influenced by 12-step programs except that we are not approved or part of a traditional self help group.
We invite other creatives of diverse practices, disciplines and cultural backgrounds and career stages to share their creative issues. We have a speaker, we talk in small groups and there are snacks and coffee. Join us.
Grief, Loss and Creative Transformation with Karen Finley
Sunday, November 8, 2026 at 11AM
The Commons @ 401, 4th floor, 401 Richmond St. W.
FREE, RSVP required as space is limited.
This is a wheelchair accessible space.
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8. Joyce Yu-Jean Lee, FF Alumn, autumn news
Hello:
This autumn season brings some fun exhibitions after a busy summer of travel. I invite you to see one of my shows in Washington D.C., Long Island or Brooklyn!
Out of Bounds on view at The Kreeger Museum until Dec 31, 2026
2401 Foxhall Road, NW, Washington D.C. 20007
Digital Catalog HERE
This group exhibition brings together seven Hamiltonian Artists Alumni (myself, Selin Balci, Larry W. Cook, Christie Neptune, Allison Spence, Kyle Tata, and Jing (Ellen) Xu) working across painting, photo, sculpture, video, and installation. We consider what it means to question, cross, or redraw established boundaries alongside selected contemporary works from The Kreeger Museum’s permanent collection.
Each of the selected collection artists was an iconoclast in their day: Sam Gilliam, Frank Stella, Simmie Knox, and William Christenberry. They rejected rigid geometries and traditional methods of paint application, and pushed the limits of fine art mediums and subject matter. This exhibition invites the viewer to reconsider who gets to define the rules, and who has the power to enforce them.
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OPENING SOON: Patchogue MoCA L.I.ghts Festival, Long Island
Patchogue Waterways: a Sanctuary in the Museum of Contemporary Art (MoCA) L.I.ghts Festival
V.I.P. reception Friday October 23, 2026 from 6-11p
on view Thurs, Oct 22nd to Sun, Oct, 26nd from 6-11p
54-60 E. Main Street, Patchogue, NY 11772
Join me next Friday as the Special Cultural Partnership Artist with MTA Art & Design for the V.I.P. reception of MoCA L.I.ghts in the village of Patchogue, Long Island! The village becomes illuminated with projected video art and my animations will play on the Patchogue Theater Marquee and on the exterior of the Patchogue-Medford Library.
In celebration of our country’s 250th year, MoCA L.l.ghts 2026 Antiquity to Innovation will highlight the technologies that are ushering artists into this new quarter millennium. The festival will include an opening night opera, walking tours with a glow guide, and a free trolly service throughout the event evenings!
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SAVE THE DATE: Invisible Visible 未见之见 Screening, Thurs, Nov 12th
at BK Library of Arts & Culture
Invisible Visible 未见之见 dual film screening with Silenced Sunrise
Thursday, November 12, 2026 from 6-8p
BK Public Library for Arts & Culture, 10 Lafayette Avenue, 2nd flr, Brooklyn, NY 11217
Save the evening of Thursday, November 12th for a special dual screening of my film about FIREWALL Cafe, Invisible Visible 未见之见 at the Brooklyn Public Library of Arts and Culture. I had the pleasure of showing FIREWALL and screening this documentary this past June at the Oslo Freedom Forum, and I am excited to bring this event to Brooklyn!
The screening brings together my 30-minute film with a new director’s cut of Silenced Sunrise: Taiwan’s Music vs. The China Factor, to explore the intersections of internet censorship, artistic expression, and popular culture. A Q&A session will follow with myself and filmmaker, Dr. Chen-Yu Lin, visiting from the Creative and Cultural Industries program at Cardiff University, UK.
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VIEW ONLINE: Spectrum 2026 Art Fair, Chicago
I showed with ORAC, an art gallery based in Warsaw and Venice, at this year’s Spectrum Art Fair in The Mart, Chicago. You can still view my works at the ORAC booth online!
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VIEW ONLINE: NYC MTA commission Manahatta Waterways
If you missed my New York City Metropolitan Transportation Authority digital art commission, Manahatta Waterways: a Sanctuary, at Fulton Station in Manhattan, you can still see it online! View the walk-through video and images from all four animations—from the street-level title card descending through Fulton Station to the subway platform triptychs!
I welcome hearing from you, so please drop me a line or let’s plan a hang!
Peace,
Joyce Yu-Jean Lee
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9. Wanda Raimundi Ortiz, FF Alumn, now online at Philadelphia Inquirer
Please visit this link:
https://www.inquirer.com/arts/vamonos-pal-monte-mural-arts-puerto-rico-independence-20261016.html
Thank you.
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10. Valerie Tevere & Angel Nevarez, FF Alumns, at Wave Hill, The Bronx, thru Nov. 29
Please visit this link:
https://www.wavehill.org/calendar/angel-nevarez-valerie-tevere-as-far-as-the-ear-can-hear
Thank you.
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11. Lucio Pozzi, FF Alumn, at Galleria Disegno, Mantova, Italy, opening Oct. 18
GEOMETRIA DEL CASO
GEOMETRY OF CHANCE
curatore / curator Gabriele Salvaterra
18 ottobre – 18 dicembre 2026/18 October – 18 December 2026
Galleria Disegno, Via Giuseppe Mazzini 34, 46100 Mantova, Italy.
Park: Parcheggio Mazzini, Via Mazzini 9.
Opening: Sunday October 18, 2026 11:00 AM.
October 18 – November 7, 2026 – Thursday, Friday, Saturday 3:00 – 7:00 PM
(from November 7 to December 18, by appointment +39.335.523.3662)
Brief introduction by the curator 11:15 AM
The works on exhibition were selected to respond specifically to the spaces of this gallery. Rather than choosing pieces that are obviously connected by a same formula, the links between these works are simple instruments such as the use of four colors red, green, yellow, blue and black and white, force of gravity, duality, clustering and scattering, cutting and replacing, the full, the void. Every single work contains its own particular emotions and thoughts. The earliest pieces are from 2008 and the latest from 2026. The objects exhibited range from three- to two-dimensional, from very small to very big and refer mostly to painting.
During the opening a foldout combinatorial catalogue specifically devoted to Lucio Pozzi’s geometry of chance will be available.
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12. Davy Knittle, FF Member, new publication
Dear all,
I am writing to thank you for being in conversation with me over the past ten years as I’ve worked on a project about how the tools of planning and design shaped queer and trans cultural production in New York from 1950 to 2020.
I am writing, as well, to share the good news that this project, Urbanist Desire: Queer and Trans Survival in the City, will be out next month from University of Minnesota Press.
It is conversations with you all in classrooms, at conferences, in Zoom meetings, in university building hallways, over email, and on walks that made it possible to write this book. I was also inspired and encouraged by your own writing, thinking, teaching, and approaches to talking about your academic work. For those of you who are not academics, the opportunity to garden, organize, and live alongside you helped me think about what it means to love a city, a question that motivates all the writers and artists whose work I discuss in Urbanist Desire.
I am currently organizing book events for 2027, and I’d love to be in conversation with your students, colleagues, or neighborhood book club if this would be a good fit for your plans.
If you’d like to hear more about the book, I’ll be doing a few book events this fall:
November 18th from 12 PM to 1:15 PM in conversation with Ivan Lopez Munuera as part of the Forum on the Urban Environment organized by the Princeton-Mellon Initiative in Architecture, Urbanism & the Humanities in Princeton, New Jersey
November 19th from 6 PM – 8 PM in conversation with Erica Quinones at Huxley & Hiro in Wilmington, Delaware (Book Launch)
December 9th from 10 AM to 11 AM EST on Zoom – collaborative book event with Lieven Ameel, author of Coastal Cities of the Future in Contemporary Literature (Bloomsbury, 2026), hosted by the Association for Literary Urban Studies.
If you’re interested in buying the book, University of Minnesota Press has provided the following 30% off discount codes on pre-orders of the book (before the official publication date on November 17th):
In the US, use code MN95410 at: https://z.umn.edu/be8e
In Canada, use code MNUTPF26 at: https://utpdistribution.com/9781517918057/urbanist-desire/
In Europe/Asia/Africa/Middle East: use code MNMNGF26 at https://mngbookshop.co.uk/
Thank you all for being a part of the long process of writing this book!
With gratitude,
Davy
Davy Knittle, Ph.D.
(he/him or they/them)
Assistant Professor of English
Internship Coordinator
University of Delaware
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13. Joseph Nechvatal, FF Alumn, at Printed Matter, Manhattan, Nov. 24 and more
The Tellus Audio Cassette Magazine Anthology Vol. 1 double LP is dropping November 20.
Tellus will have launch events at Printed Matter (November 24th) and e-flux (November 19th) in NYC.
On East Village Radio on November 26th from 4-6pm, there will be a Tellus Audio Cassette Magazine Anthology Vol. 1 live radio show.
One can access the Tellus Audio Cassette Magazine Anthology Vol. 1 press release here and it can be pre-ordered here.
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14. elin o’Hara slavick, FF Alumn, at Strother School of Radical Attention, Brokolyn, Nov. 14, and more
elin o’Hara slavick will be giving a lecture on Atomic Politics in conjunction with the exhibition HAUNTED LIGHT that includes her work, along with conducting a cyanotype workshop on November 14, 12noon-2:30pm at the Strother School of Radical Attention, 55 Washington St., Brooklyn. HAUNTED LIGHT opens November 5 at 6:30pm with a reception. Slavick is also a panelist for Jonathan Alexander’s author talk DAMAGE: Notes on a Queer Aesthetic, at the Leslie Lohman Museum, Wednesday, November 18, 6:30pm.
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15. Cindy Sherman, FF Alumn, at Hauser & Wirth, London, UK, thru Dec. 23
Please visit this link:
https://www.hauserwirth.com/hauser-wirth-exhibitions/cindy-sherman-london
Thank you.
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16. Marina Abramović, FF Alumn, now online at NYTimes.com
Please visit this link:
Thank you.
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17. Anne Sherwood Pundyk, FF Alumn, at The Parrot Club, Brooklyn, opening Oct. 23
Crops, stitches, radiant color — what happens when painting over trauma reveals the unstrung ways we hide? You’re cordially invited to…
THE ARCHITECTURE OF CONCEALMENT
Solo show by Anne Sherwood Pundyk
at The Parrot Club
165 Court St, Brooklyn
Friday, Oct 23
opening reception
Fri, Oct 23, 6–11p
7:30p: Talk w. artist & curator
10p: Special toast
visiting hours
Fridays 4–9p (until Nov 21)
or by appointment
email: dylan@dylangreif.com
ig: @parrotclubparrotclub
“Her paintings don’t decode a single hidden message. They put the craft and cost of hiding on display, where radiant color pushes against geometric restraint and concealment becomes something you can see and dwell inside.” —Dylan Greif, Founder & Curator, The Parrot Club
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18. Ted Berger celebration of life, St. Mark’s Church, Manhattan, Dec. 6
SAVE THE DATE
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 6TH, 2026
4-6PM
PLEASE JOIN US TO CELEBRATE THE LIFE AND LEGACY OF
TED BERGER
TIRELESS CHAMPION OF THE ARTS, CULTURE, AND SOCIAL JUSTICE
ST MARK’S CHURCH
131 EAST 10TH STREET
(CORNER OF 2ND AVENUE)
NEW YORK, NY 10003
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19. Donna Kaz, FF Member, now online at HonorRollPlaywrights.org
Please visit this link:
https://www.honorrollplaywrights.org/profiles/donna-kaz
Thank you.
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20. Ken Butler, FF Alumn, at The Brico Lodge, Brooklyn, Oct. 23 and more
Fridays @ The Brico Lodge Brooklyn
Hybrid music and art in artist’s loft
427 Manhattan Ave. Brooklyn
October 23rd @ 8pm
Matt Mottel -keys, electronics
Hearn Gadbois -percussion
Ken Butler -hybrid strings
November 6th @ 8pmo
Jason Hwang -violin, effects
Anders Nilsson -guitar, effects
Ken Butler -hybrid strings
November 20th @ 8pm
Adrian Romero -guitar, fretless guitar?
Bradford Reed -Pencilina, drums
Ken Butler -hybrid strings
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21. Victoria Keddie, FF Alumn, at Parkway Theatre, Baltimore, MD, Nov. 7 and more
Archive Fever & AI
Saturday, November 7, 2026
Parkway Theatre, Baltimore
free
The eight people gathered for this convening are approaching this question of what generative “artificial intelligence” systems mean for archives (and thus for knowledge production, for facts, and for human choices) from different angles. Some are building the infrastructure directly, rethinking institutional access and design for a digital record, and its implications. Some are working on the problem tactically, treating AI and data systems as a new locus of control, sometimes dressed up as innovation or convenience. Others are asking what gets lost, appropriated, irrevocably altered, when highly specific and contingent human output gets passed through a system whose design works on flattening and smoothing inputs and outputs. And one is working from inside the noise itself, treating signal failure and residue as the material, the differentiator, and the innately human core of the human/machine creative dyad.
Participants: Tom Lippincott (John Hopkins University), Richard Marciano (University of Maryland), Maria Antoniak (Colorado University, Boulder), George Oates (Deep Keep), Lillian-Yvonne Bertram (University of Maryland), Eryk Salvaggio (Cambridge), Mark Shepard (University at Buffalo), and Victoria Keddie (University of Pennsylvania).
Organized by Liz Flyntz and Kyle Stine, Film and Media Studies, Johns Hopkins University. Supported by the JHU Sesquicentennial Envisioning the Future Award.
Event Info: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/archive-fever-ai-tickets-2001689195267
Inter Acting Buggy Worlds
4 November 2026 – 5 January 2027
University Gallery of the Angewandte, Vienna
An exhibition by Mel e Logan with artists and collaborators:
Jana Saleh, Sonja Bäumel, Julie Jebeile, Lisa Walker, Charlotte Jarvis, Monica C. LoCascio, Barbis Ruder, Bela Borsodi, Tracy Thompson, Sei Jeung, Martina R. Fröschl, Victoria Keddie, Sofia Gutierrez Escobar, Flynn by Malpractice (Chiara Kristler & Marcin Ratajcyk), Aeon Gawa (Hartwin Haselbauer) with Otto Rotermundt, MAX HYPER, Margherita Pruneti, Brii Power and tin.hoc, Noor Stenfert Kroese and Amir Bastan, Tracy Emin
https://universitaetsgalerie.dieangewandte.at/en/events/inter-acting-buggy-worlds/#
Ongoing:
Universal Language: Concrete Composure
Oladélé Ajiboyé Bamgboyé, Victoria Keddie, Aslı Nur Mahmutoğlu and Rodrigo Ochigame
25 September 2026 – 3 January 2027
Stroom Den Haag, The Hague
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