During COVID-19, The Urban Ecological Arts Forum at The Nature of Cities is bringing to life virtual exhibition spaces, highlighting current exhibitions on urban ecological themes that would otherwise be impossible to experience . . .
Inspired by the role of artists as imaginators, and agitators, from the 1930s to the present day, Take What You Can't Get embraces our current moment of multilayered crisis (economic, racial justice, leadership, health) as an opportunity for artists to actively imagine a more desirable future. . .
"Perhaps the most seductive (if not politically salient) works on offer involve two participatory projects. Christina Freeman’s UltraViolet Archive is one of them. The interactive installation features a library bookshelf of “Challenged, Banned, and Obliterated” books (some familiar and others unexpected); a round table with chairs; and a single computer for curious visitors looking to [...]
Cunt Quilt by Coralina Rodriguez Meyer
Download / Deal / Delete : a night of Facebook Tomfoolery FLUX FACTORY 39-31 29t St, Long Island City 11101 Organized by Christina Freeman You've spent years of hard work amassing information about yourself on Facebook. You deserve a party! Play thematic Bingo and drinking games while watching Mark Zuckerberg’s congressional testimony! Enjoy a public [...]