An exhibition I’ve been working on all year is opening next week at @wexarts! "Sharing Circles: Carol Newhouse and the Womanshare Collective" is an imaginative presentation of the joys and challenges of feminist world-building.
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📢 CALL FOR SUBS NOW OPEN! 📢 you are here: the journal of creative geography is accepting subs for our 2023 issue: COUNTER/CARTOGRAPHIES until 1/15. We take submissions in any creative genre! See the full call here: (https://t.co/EjFliImHwH) or here (https://t.co/FXausI7Ext).
We're happy to be co-sponsoring "On Wimmin's Land" with @uolibraries & @uoregondesign. Scholars, archivists & artists will explore the lesbian separatist settlements that arose in southern Oregon in the 1970s. October 12, in-person & live-streamed: https://t.co/MMrB58rmy1
excited to present, with @PlacesJournal, "On Wimmin's Land," a panel about the legacy and future of women's lands, and telling their stories in images, exhibitions, and scholarship. Featuring: Sasha Archibald, Linda Long, Carol Newhouse, Carmen Winant, and myself!
I contributed research and curatorial assistance to curatorial dream team Carmen Winant and Daniel Marcus, who have done an amazing job bringing this expansive, complicated history into a gallery space. Come out and see it!
An exhibition I’ve been working on all year is opening next week at @wexarts! "Sharing Circles: Carol Newhouse and the Womanshare Collective" is an imaginative presentation of the joys and challenges of feminist world-building.
https://t.co/vbcajrm0Ij
The show focuses on the visual culture of the Womanshare collective, a lesbian land founded in 1974, with an expansive display of Carol Newhouse’s photography alongside archival material, video interviews, and artworks made on the land by Billie Miracle - runs 9/15 through 12/30!
Zoom portrait of a person who has officially passed their proposal defense!!! My dissertation is about contemporary art and the commons, with a committee that is truly such a powerful constellation—thanks to Emily Eliza Scott, Nina Amstutz, @DrAdrianParr, and @LeMenagerUO!
@casadefauxdobe Lisa Parks - Cultures in Orbit, Laura Kurgan - Close up at a Distance, Emily Scott - Archives of the Present-Future (Avery Review), Trevor Paglen!
I Wrote A Little Bit About Why I Found The SCI-Arc Panel So Disappointing. You Can Read It Here (No Paywall!) If You’re So Inclined.
#HowNotToBeInAnOffice
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excited to give the weirdest (possibly coolest?) talk of my academic career thus far for @uoftgusta's "nonhuman artists: challenging anthropocentrism in art history" symposium this weekend!
https://t.co/DnCQswrvsZ