Ambient Commons
Group Exhibition
77 Mulberry
77 Mulberry St. #12 New York, NY
Sep 7 – Oct 7, 2018
This exhibition uses Malcolm McCollough’s concept of the “ambient commons,” comprising screen-based digital landscape architecture, to explore the capitalizing power relations created by our mediated environment, and the general sense of content fatigue it inevitably produces. Featuring Loney Abrams & Johnny Stanish, Shireen Ahmed, American Artist, Theodore Darst, Cole Lu, and Luke O’Halloran.
Geographies of Imagination
Group Exhibition
SAVVY Contemporary
Plantagenstraße 31 13347 Berlin, DE
Sep 13 – Nov 11, 2018
Through this exhibition we engage in confabulations to build connections between the varied and conflicting uses of imagination in constructing otherness and the role of geography as a tool of power. Featuring Salwa Aleryani, Heba Amin, American Artist, Rossella Biscotti, Chimurenga, Saddie Choua, Michele Ciacciofera, Anna Binta Diallo, Dimitri Fagbohoun, Mahir Jamal, Anna Lindal, Ibrahim Mahama, Tanja Muravskaja, Oscar Murillo, Daniela Ortiz and Sandra Schaefer.
unbag issue 3 Launch Party
Local Project
11-27th 44th Rd., Long Island City, NY
Sep 21, 2018 7-10 PM
In this issue of unbag, we seek to play with reverie as a way of thinking with fantasy, magic, and desire. In what ways do we dream about the world? Might the fantastical address the political? What compels such modes of detachment? Contributors include: Nada Shalaby & Dena Al-Adeeb, Barbara Byrd, Stephanie Castro, Brian Droitcour, Anaïs Duplan, Jazmin Jones, Yasmin Majeed, M. Milks, Lara Mimosa Montes, Gili Ostfield, Gabriel Pericàs, Isaac Pool, Penny Rafferty aka Omsk Social Club, Felicitas Rohden, Alona Weiss, Danielle Wu.
A Wild Ass Beyond: ApocalypseRN
Performance Space New York
150 First Ave., 4th Flr., New York, NY
Oct 19 – Dec 16, 2018
Installation with Sondra Perry, Caitlin Cherry and Nora N. Khan: “In the event of disaster, we, the people who have always been surviving, will simply continue to survive. We have learned skills you wouldn’t believe, enduring under police states. We refine trauma into gold and use exile as jet propellant… We then seek an unruly communion. New languages, icons, guides, rituals, spun and fired beneath a twilight canopy of fungi. We claim a gorgeous, baroque maximalism, a future that sounds, looks, and feels like our innermost thoughts.”
– Nora N. Khan
Visiting Artist Lecture
Rutgers University, Mason Gross School of Art
33 Livingston Ave., New Brunswick, NJ
Oct 24, 2018, 6:40 PM
The Visiting Artists program includes weekly lectures, studio visits and critiques by luminaries working across a wide spectrum of mediums. The department also hosts Distinguished Artist Lectures for students, faculty, and the Rutgers community at large as part of the Mason Gross Presents series.
American Artist will also be in residency at Pioneer Works this fall- find more about this here.
