Curatorial work
The Artist Gardener NYC (TAG) presents
Echoes in Harlem
Exhibition Dates: July 16 - Oct 1, 2022
Location: “The Artist Gardener NYC”, West 132nd Street Community Garden, 108-114 W 132nd Street, New York, NY 10027
Artists: Morgen Christie / Sarah E.Brook / Linda Ganjian / Yvonne Shortt
Upcoming Events
August 20 and September 17: Live music from 5 pm & video/sound performance “Inheritance” begins at sunset.
Closing Reception: October 1, 3-8:00 pm, video/sound performance “Inheritance” will begin at sunset.
The garden is open to the public 12-7 pm on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays except rainy days.
“Echoes in Harlem” takes as a starting point the theme of tangible or intangible traces left in the Harlem community through personal or historical experiences. Through site-specific artworks created for this exhibition by Morgen Christie, Sarah E.Brook, Linda Ganjian, and Yvonne Shortt, it explores the bridges between now and then using personal or communal points of view that resonate with the West Harlem Community Garden on 132nd Street or the Harlem community at large.
This garden is where I co-founded The Artist Gardener NYC (TAG) in 2021, and this exhibition is the first curated exhibition we programmed. TAG offers public programs like art exhibitions, concerts, workshops, guided tours, etc. across green space in NYC.
Location: “The Artist Gardener NYC”, West 132nd Street Community Garden, 108-114 W 132nd Street, New York, NY 10027
Artists: Morgen Christie / Sarah E.Brook / Linda Ganjian / Yvonne Shortt
Upcoming Events
August 20 and September 17: Live music from 5 pm & video/sound performance “Inheritance” begins at sunset.
Closing Reception: October 1, 3-8:00 pm, video/sound performance “Inheritance” will begin at sunset.
The garden is open to the public 12-7 pm on Fridays, Saturdays, Sundays except rainy days.
“Echoes in Harlem” takes as a starting point the theme of tangible or intangible traces left in the Harlem community through personal or historical experiences. Through site-specific artworks created for this exhibition by Morgen Christie, Sarah E.Brook, Linda Ganjian, and Yvonne Shortt, it explores the bridges between now and then using personal or communal points of view that resonate with the West Harlem Community Garden on 132nd Street or the Harlem community at large.
This garden is where I co-founded The Artist Gardener NYC (TAG) in 2021, and this exhibition is the first curated exhibition we programmed. TAG offers public programs like art exhibitions, concerts, workshops, guided tours, etc. across green space in NYC.
SLA Art Space presents
UNCONTESTED
ART EXHIBITION CELEBRATING WOMEN’S HISTORY MONTH
Exhibition Dates: March 11– April 30, 2022
Location: Lithuanian Alliance of America/SLA Art Space, 307 W 30th Street, New York, NY
Artists: Rachel Aisenson/ Sarah E. Brook/ Ingrid Butterer/ Bruna D’Alessandro/Magdalena Dukiewicz/ Zhen Guo/ Stephanie Mulvihill/ Claire Pauwels/ Sigita R.P./ Annesofie Sandal/ Natsuki Takauji/ Deborah Tint/ Rasa Vaisvilaite/ Yeon Ji Yoo
The exhibition showcases the artwork of fourteen female and non-binary artists from various backgrounds, cultures, and countries expressing diverse observations and viewpoints on humanity, relationships, and ongoing challenges facing women as both the artists and a subject matter. Works in the exhibition take a bold look at topics of resistance and acceptance, beauty, body, identity, violence, and equality.
Exhibition Dates: March 11– April 30, 2022
Location: Lithuanian Alliance of America/SLA Art Space, 307 W 30th Street, New York, NY
Artists: Rachel Aisenson/ Sarah E. Brook/ Ingrid Butterer/ Bruna D’Alessandro/Magdalena Dukiewicz/ Zhen Guo/ Stephanie Mulvihill/ Claire Pauwels/ Sigita R.P./ Annesofie Sandal/ Natsuki Takauji/ Deborah Tint/ Rasa Vaisvilaite/ Yeon Ji Yoo
The exhibition showcases the artwork of fourteen female and non-binary artists from various backgrounds, cultures, and countries expressing diverse observations and viewpoints on humanity, relationships, and ongoing challenges facing women as both the artists and a subject matter. Works in the exhibition take a bold look at topics of resistance and acceptance, beauty, body, identity, violence, and equality.
Sculptors Alliance, Inc. presents
FLUX : VITA MUTATA
Virtual Exhibition Opening: November 15, 2021
Artists: Amalia Galdona-Broche / Anne Muntges / Bob Clyatt / Carole Loeffler / Christopher Skura / Dai Ban / Geoffrey Owen Miller / Haksul Lee / Judith Roston-Freilich / Judy Glasser / Kenichi Nakajima / Lesley Bodzy / Mark Eisendrath / Michelangelo Arteaga / Monika Majer / Rich Tomasello / Sara Knight
“FLUX : Vita Mutata” aims to uncover the processes that artists may have newly invented and/or rediscovered during the COVID-19 pandemic. Artists in this exhibition display works made before the pandemic period as well as works made during the pandemic period. The exhibition focuses on presenting the artists’ transition from pre-pandemic through the lockdown and beyond.
Artists: Amalia Galdona-Broche / Anne Muntges / Bob Clyatt / Carole Loeffler / Christopher Skura / Dai Ban / Geoffrey Owen Miller / Haksul Lee / Judith Roston-Freilich / Judy Glasser / Kenichi Nakajima / Lesley Bodzy / Mark Eisendrath / Michelangelo Arteaga / Monika Majer / Rich Tomasello / Sara Knight
“FLUX : Vita Mutata” aims to uncover the processes that artists may have newly invented and/or rediscovered during the COVID-19 pandemic. Artists in this exhibition display works made before the pandemic period as well as works made during the pandemic period. The exhibition focuses on presenting the artists’ transition from pre-pandemic through the lockdown and beyond.
Sculptors Alliance, Inc. presents
METAL
Exhibition Dates: September 9 - October 1, 2017
Location: Governors Island, NY, # 7B Nolan Park.
Awards juror: David C, Terry, of NYFA
Artists: Marc Bratman / Valerie Brochard / Marcy Chevali / Bruna D'Alessandro / Carole Halle / Lida Hamber / Markus Holtby / Eunjin Kim / Sean Landau / Haksul Lee / Geoffrey Owen Miller / Basha Ruth Nelson / Marco Palli / Chris Pietsch / Renata Pugh / Anna Kuchel Rabinowitz / Annesofie Sandal / Trudi Schleifer / Chuck von Schmidt / Ciara Stack / Anne Stanner
The exhibition ‘METAL’ explores the possibilities of the uses of metal in various art forms. When metal as a material was a theme of art shows, traditionally it has been a group of craft work or cast sculptures; the technique of metal fabrication and its beauty, durability and versatility have been greatly appreciated in art history. This exhibition showcases a range of approaches, from traditional to contemporary sculptures and installations. That's not necessarily about the technique or beautiful finish, but also about how artists are inspired by and interact with metal in their artistic practices and their everyday lives.
Location: Governors Island, NY, # 7B Nolan Park.
Awards juror: David C, Terry, of NYFA
Artists: Marc Bratman / Valerie Brochard / Marcy Chevali / Bruna D'Alessandro / Carole Halle / Lida Hamber / Markus Holtby / Eunjin Kim / Sean Landau / Haksul Lee / Geoffrey Owen Miller / Basha Ruth Nelson / Marco Palli / Chris Pietsch / Renata Pugh / Anna Kuchel Rabinowitz / Annesofie Sandal / Trudi Schleifer / Chuck von Schmidt / Ciara Stack / Anne Stanner
The exhibition ‘METAL’ explores the possibilities of the uses of metal in various art forms. When metal as a material was a theme of art shows, traditionally it has been a group of craft work or cast sculptures; the technique of metal fabrication and its beauty, durability and versatility have been greatly appreciated in art history. This exhibition showcases a range of approaches, from traditional to contemporary sculptures and installations. That's not necessarily about the technique or beautiful finish, but also about how artists are inspired by and interact with metal in their artistic practices and their everyday lives.
