Crossing the boundaries into architecture, urban planning, landscape architecture, new media technologies and other arenas, the revitalization of public art has become a global trend, as more sensitivity to the nuance of site is increasingly valued. This residency will delve into a process that reflects key site-specific aspects and intrinsic elements: scale, history, social meaning and formal aesthetics.
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artist: Miryana Todorova, No Deliveries Today
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artist: Marcia Grostein, Do it yourself LIES
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artist: Laurenz Ricklin
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artists: Elisa Garcia de la Huerta, Looking through
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artist: Naomi Campbell, Rhino
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artist: Sura Khudairi, 30 Days, 2386 Bombs
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artist: Sophia Hadjipapa-Gee, This Life is Good: A Peripatetic Poem
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artists: Maria del mar Abos and
Amanda Katz, Haven/Shelter
A Two-Week Summer
Intensive in New York City: July 8th–July 19th
Artists: Ivan Toth Depena Reflexion installation at miami government center, GSA comission
Meet Our Faculty:
Ed Woodham
Artist, Curator, & Director of AiOP
Ed Woodham is an artist, curator, producer, and activist whose work addresses communication in private space and in the public sphere questioning the relationship between art/viewer, performer/spectator. In Atlanta, he founded and directed the multi-disciplinary arts space, 800 East producing over 250 art events. He is the founder and director of Art in Odd Places (AiOP) presenting visual and performance art in unexpected public spaces. AiOP also produces an annual festival along 14th Street in Manhattan, NYC each October. AiOP aims to stretch the boundaries of communication in the public realm by presenting artworks in all disciplines outside the confines of traditional public space regulations.
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Ed Woodham is an artist, curator, producer, and activist whose work addresses communication in private space and in the public sphere questioning the relationship between art/viewer, performer/spectator. In Atlanta, he founded and directed the multi-disciplinary arts space, 800 East producing over 250 art events. He is the founder and director of Art in Odd Places (AiOP) presenting visual and performance art in unexpected public spaces. AiOP also produces an annual festival along 14th Street in Manhattan, NYC each October. AiOP aims to stretch the boundaries of communication in the public realm by presenting artworks in all disciplines outside the confines of traditional public space regulations.
Guest Lecturers Include:
Guest lecturers (2010-2012) in the program are all high profile innovators in art, architecture, and public art administration.
- Charlotte Cohen
- Erin Donnelly
- Craig Dykers
- Christina Ewing
- Eiko and Koma
- Wendy Feuer
- Deborah Gans
- Marlina Gonzalez
- Linda Norden
- Tom Otterness
- Mierle Laderman Ukeles
- Jerry Van Eyck
- Krzysztof Wodiczko
- Ed Woodham
