Enactive Architecture - Group exhibition opening April 23, 2022 in Columbus, OH
May 25 - Aug 26 2022
Presented by the Agnes Varis Art Center at UrbanGlass in Brooklyn, NY, this solo exhibition will include new works alongside existing projects.
Curated by Zeljka Himbele
I’m excited to announce that I’ve been awarded a Support for Professional Artists (Individual) Grant from the Greater Columbus Arts Council. The funds from this award will provide crucial support for the generation of new projects.
I'm excited to share that I have been awarded a 2018 Salon Publication Fellowship by Peripheral Vision Press. This fellowship was curated by Lisa Volpe of the Museum of Fine Arts, Houston, and includes a printed journal featuring the work of 33 artists, as well as artist profiles on Peripheral Vision's website:
https://www.peripheralvisionarts.org/blog/salon-2018-fellowship-awards
Symbiotic Spheres: The Interlocking Worlds of Glass, Science, and Art
April 3rd, 2018 – December 30th, 2018
www.wheatonarts.org
This expansive exhibition, curated by Brooklyn artist Benjamin Wright, features over 20 contemporary artists whose work is inspired by science. The artwork on display will allow visitors to explore the role of creativity endemic to both science and art, while showcasing glass as a medium that provides a challenge to their perceived divide. At every turn, glass materially magnifies, distorts and illuminates this trans-disciplinary world of wonder.
Special thanks to the Greater Columbus Arts Council AITC Grant Program.
Pilot+Projects - 1719 N. 5th St, Philadelphia, PA
February 10, 2018 - March 9, 2018 Opening Reception 7pm February 10, 2018
"The revealing that rules in modern technology is a challenging, which puts to nature the unreasonable demand that it supply energy that can be extracted and stored as such"
-Heidegger The question Concerning Technology, 1954
Pilot+Projects is pleased to announce FalseFlame. This is the second exhibition in an ongoing collaboration between Nate Ricciuto and Lindsay Deifik, working between Columbus, OH and Philadelphia, PA respectively. Working playfully to harmonize their parallel interests in natural phenomena and the apparatuses that constrain them, this process is guided by industrious inquiry and an exercise in material contrasts. The exhibition will feature collaborative sculptures both kinetic and still, incorporating printed media, glass, light, and textiles.
ROY G BIV Gallery presents the first in a series of four exhibitions featuring work by artists that have previously exhibited with ROY. This spectrum of artists: past, present and future will present work in a variety of mediums showcasing a range of practices and areas of concentration.