Eve Biddle visiting Anna Sophia Vukovich's studio
Each month, our residents make group visits with Lauren Was and Adam Eckstrom of Ghost of a Dream and one-on-one studio visits with Co-Director Eve Biddle and our Director of Artistic Programming, Will Hutnick. We also bring in 2–3 guest critics per month — curators, artists, critics, professors — to give small, conversational lectures on their work. Afterwards, they make one-on-one studio visits with our residents — from which more than a few collaborations, group shows, and exhibitions have emerged.
Marcus Civin received an MFA in Studio Art from the University of California, Irvine, and a BA in Theater from Brown University. He is Assistant Dean in the School of Art at Pratt Institute. His writing about art and interviews with artists have appeared in publications including Artforum, Art in America, Art Papers, Afterimage, Boston Art Review, The Brooklyn Rail, Camera Austria, Damn Magazine, and Maake Magazine. Poetry and short stories have appeared in The Capilano Review, Clementine, Full Bleed, Memoir Mixtapes, Mirage Period(ical), Nerve Lantern, The Paper, Urbanite, and No, Dear, among other publications. He has lectured, read, exhibited, and performed in classrooms, basements, bars, parking lots, parks, apartments, galleries, museums, and online. He is often interested in artists whose work addresses or involves politics, protest, history, community engagement, education, unusual materials, performance, text, collage, and humor. He grew up in Baltimore and appears ever-so-briefly in Prince’s last video about the city. You can find much of his writing at marcuscivinwriting.com, or on Instagram @marcuscivinwriting.
Jackie Clay (she/her) is a Birmingham-raised, New York-based art worker and curator. She is currently a program associate in the Arts and Culture program at The Andrew W. Mellon Foundation. Prior to joining the Foundation in 2021, Jackie served as executive director and curator at the Coleman Center for the Arts, a contemporary arts organization that produces socially engaged public art projects in the Alabama Black Belt region.
Sarah Corona is an independent art professional based in New York. One of her main interests is to bring art into the public realm and to discover how technology affects art and culture, arousing that astonishment that is considered a fundamental ontological element for a work of art. She is the founder of SARAHCROWN Art Consulting, founder of the Art In Lobbies program, and specializes in private sales and business strategies in the arts. She co-founded ROOMSERVICE Gallery (2015–2017), a space for artistic and cultural production and critical discourse around the curatorial practice in Williamsburg, NY and opened her own gallery in Tribeca in the summer of 2021.
She has organized exhibitions at and consulted to private and public art galleries, not-for-profit organizations, art fairs, corporate environments, and co-working spaces as well as established active collaborations with New York based real estate developments forging the importance of art in the semi-public realm. Sarah Corona has curated extensive community-focused and public art exhibitions/festivals in the Bronx and Queens, in collaboration with New York based organizations, and initiated several pop-up galleries in vacant spaces downtown. She also developed the initial syllabus of the No Longer Empty Curatorial Lab, teaching emerging curators the art of exhibition making and critical thinking. Writing is another fundamental aspect of her practice. Sarah Corona has published numerous exhibition catalogs, essays, and +200 reviews about art and cultural events, on different international media outlets and in different languages. She also operates as lecturer and guest curator at New York-based arts organizations. Sarah Corona wrote her doctoral thesis about Chinese Contemporary Art (Alma Mater Bologna) after completing a MA in Communication and Fine Arts in Bologna, Italy. In 2014, she successfully completed a professional program in Art and Business at NYU.
Susan Cross is Senior Curator at MASS MoCA, where she has organized solo exhibitions, major commissions, and performances by Sarah Crowner, Alex Da Corte, Liz Deschenes, Marcos Ramirez ERRE, Spencer Finch, Liz Glynn, Katharina Grosse, Allison Janae Hamilton (co-curated with Larry Ossei-Mensah), Steffani Jemison, Ledelle Moe, Richard Nonas, Gamaliel Rodriguez, Cauleen Smith, and Simon Starling, among many others. Group exhibitions include Ceramics in the Expanded Field (2021), The Lure of the Dark: Contemporary Painters Conjure the Night (2018), In the Abstract (2017), The Dying of the Light: Film as Medium and Metaphor (2014), Invisible Cities (2012), and The Workers: Precarity/Invisibility/Mobility (2011), co-curated with Carla Herrera-Prats. Cross edited the first monographs on Da Corte, Crowner, Finch, and Glynn and is the co-editor of Sol LeWitt: 100 Views. Previously, she was a curator at the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, New York. She has been a visiting lecturer in the art department at Williams College and serves on the board of the Williamstown Art Conservation Center and on the advisory board of the Journal of the Archives of American Art, Washington, DC. She received an MA from Williams College and was a 2019 Center for Curatorial Leadership Fellow.
Paul Efstathiou is the Director of Contemporary Art at Hollis Taggart Gallery in New York City and CT. Efstathiou is a second-generation art dealer and curator with 20 plus years of experience. Efstathiou has developed a well-trained and prescient eye, making him a successful dealer and curator of contemporary art. Paul is on the board of directors at the MoCA Westport Museum in CT. He has worked closely with 60 plus emerging and contemporary artists to date. Efstathiou is based both in New York City and Connecticut. He currently resides in Southport, CT with his wife and two children.
Jessica Hong is a curator and cultural worker who has dedicated her practice to highlighting under-recognized narratives and stimulating generational change within institutional sites. She is interested in rethinking curatorial practice to center the support of artists, mentorship, to build upon community, facilitate critical dialogues, while foregrounding collaboration, transparency, and equity.
Hong joined the Toledo Museum of Art in spring 2021 as Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art where she is responsible for broadening art historical narratives and shaping a dynamic collection and exhibitions program. At the TMA, she has organized the premiere of Stan Douglas’s major film installation Doppelgänger in a U.S. institution and Living Legacies: Art of the African American South. In the lead-up to the Museum’s historic reinstallation, Hong has acquired key works by Huguette Caland, Jeffrey Gibson, Kerry James Marshall, Remedios Varo, among others. In 2022, she was awarded Toledo’s 20 Under 40, which recognizes leaders in the community. Prior to the TMA, she was the Associate Curator of Global Contemporary Art at Dartmouth’s Hood Museum of Art and the first to fill this position on the occasion of the museum’s major expansion. In this inaugural role, she complicated the presumed temporal specificity of the “contemporary,” bridging collection areas across time and media in her exhibitions, to foster holistic understandings of our present. Hong made significant acquisitions for the HMA including works by Ho Tzu Nyen, Haegue Yang, and Zarina. Previously, she was Assistant Curator at the Institute of Contemporary Art/Boston where she organized exhibitions including Arthur Jafa: Love Is the Message, the Message Is Death (2018) and the Boston presentation of We Wanted a Revolution: Black Radical Women, 1965-85 (2018). During her tenure at the ICA, Hong organized and coordinated thirteen exhibitions along with corresponding publications, such as Huma Bhabha: They Live (2019), Mark Dion: Misadventures of a 21st Century Naturalist (2018), and Liz Deschenes (2017). Before the ICA, she was part of the new Division of Modern and Contemporary Art that launched the renovated Harvard Art Museums. She was previously based in New York and held curatorial positions at Independent Curators International (ICI), SculptureCenter, and the Whitney Museum of American Art.
Hong has written editorials and articles for BOMB Magazine, New England Museums Now, as well as Hood Museum, ICA/Boston, SculptureCenter, and Dartmouth publications. She was formerly ICI’s external evaluator for curatorial programs and has been a visiting lecturer at various academic institutions including Emerson College, Dartmouth College, Maryland College of Art, Lesley University, New York University, among others. Additionally, she continues to serve as a national critic and juror for numerous fellowships, awards, prizes, and residency programs and is a member of the U.S. Pavilion curatorial advisory committee for the 2023 Venice Architecture Biennale. Hong received her M.A. with Distinction in art history from the Institute of Fine Arts, New York University, and B.A. in art history from Barnard College, Columbia University, graduating Cum Laude and with Department Honors.
Samantha Hunt is the author of five books. The Unwritten Book, a non-fiction investigation into our relationships with the dead; The Seas, about a girl who might be a mermaid; The Dark Dark, a collection of short fictions; Mr. Splitfoot, a ghost story; and The Invention of Everything Else about Nikola Tesla. Hunt is the recipient of a Guggenheim Fellowship, the Bard Fiction Prize, the National Book Foundation’s 5 Under 35 Prize, the St. Francis College Literary Prize and a blue-ribbon winner of the Montgomery Place Pie contest. She has been a finalist for the Orange Prize and the PEN/Faulkner. Hunt teaches at Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, New York. She is mother to three, sister to five. She is a gardener and beekeeper; a singer and forest enthusiast in upstate New York.
Trained in architecture, informed by research and a keen eye on how materials and processes can be integral to concept development, H Lan Thao Lam’s practice reaches across a wide range of mediums and disciplines including object-making, installation, photography, film, video, writing and performance. Since 2001, they have been active as artist duo “Lin + Lam,” producing projects about archives, immigration, sites of residual trauma, national identity and historical memory. Their current projects investigate critical issues around toxicities, ecology, environmental racism, place-based knowledge and mythologies. They have been awarded commissions from the KW Berlin, Queens Museum and their work has been exhibited and screened internationally at venues, including Busan Biennale, The Kitchen, The New Museum, NY; 3rd Guangzhou Triennial; Arko Art Center, Korean Arts Council, Seoul, Korea; Taiwan International Documentary Festival; Oberhausen Film Festival; rum46, Denmark; Void Gallery, Ireland; Cold City Gallery and Lennox Contemporary, Toronto. They received grants and fellowships from Canada Council for the Arts, MacDowell, Vera List Center for Art and Politics, India China Institute and AICAD BIPOC Academic Leadership Institute, among others. Lam is faculty and Director of the MFA Fine Arts program at Parsons, The New School.
Courtney Maum is the author of the novels Costalegre (a GOOP book club pick and one of Glamour Magazine’s top books of the decade), I Am Having So Much Fun Here Without You and Touch (a New York Times Editor’s Choice and NPR Best Book of the Year selection), the Zibby Award-winning guidebook Before and After the Book Deal: A writer’s guide to finishing, publishing, promoting, and surviving your first book, and the forthcoming memoir, The Year of the Horses. A nominee for the Joyce Carol Oates prize, Courtney’s short fiction and essays about creativity have been widely published in outlets such as The New York Times and Interview Magazine, her short story This is Not Your Fault was turned into an Audible original, and with her filmmaker husband, she has co-written films that have debuted at Sundance and won awards at Cannes. The executive director of the nonprofit learning collaborative, The Cabins, Courtney currently works as a writing coach and hosts the “Beyond the Writing of Fiction” conversation series through Edith Wharton’s storied home, The Mount.
Tracy McKenna is a bicoastal independent curator with recent shows at the Flinn Gallery (Greenwich, CT), Able Baker Contemporary (Portland, ME), and Rick Wester Fine Art (Chelsea, NYC). Tracy began her career in the arts with positions at Washington Project for the Arts, the Phillips Collection, and ICA Boston, and served on the board of Franklin Street Works (Stamford, CT). She has been a Visiting Critic for the Wassaic Project and NYC Crit Club, wrote a catalogue essay for The Landing (Los Angeles), and has moderated Artist Talks for galleries in New York, Boston, and Los Angeles. Tracy received her BA in Cultural Philosophy at Carnegie Mellon, with a particular focus on pop culture. Before turning her attention to curating a decade ago, she coordinated artist-, dance-, and writer-in-residency programs for her local Title I elementary school; started a free weekly children’s art program at a library; and relocated internationally twice while raising two children.
Marshall N. Price is the Chief Curator and Nancy A. Nasher and David J. Haemisegger Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the Nasher Museum of Art at Duke University and serves as adjunct faculty in the university’s Department of Art, Art History, and Visual Studies. He received a Ph.D. in Art History from the Graduate Center, City University of New York. Before joining the Nasher Museum, Price was Curatorial Assistant at the Santa Barbara Museum of Art and from 2003 until 2014 held the position of Curator of Modern and Contemporary Art at the National Academy Museum, New York. He has organized numerous exhibitions including Roy Lichtenstein: History in the Making, 1948-1960, Nina Chanel Abney: Royal Flush, Colour Correction: British and American Screenprints, 1967-75, Jeffrey Gibson: Said the Pigeon to the Squirrel, and John Cage: The Sight of Silence, among others.
Amy Smith-Stewart is Chief Curator at The Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum. Since 2013 she has organized forty-two exhibitions and projects at the Museum. Her unique perspective has brought artists to The Aldrich during important stages of their careers including first time solo museum presentations with artists Milano Chow, Lucia Hierro, Genesis Belanger, Eva LeWitt, and Jessi Reaves, and survey shows with Jackie Winsor, Ruth Root, Suzanne McClelland, Harmony Hammond, and Karla Knight. Harmony Hammond: Material Witness, Five Decades of Art was named one of the best exhibitions of 2019 by the New York Times. The show traveled to the Sarasota Art Museum and was accompanied by the artist’s first monograph. Her current curatorial project is 52 Artists: A Feminist Milestone (cocurated). It revisits the historic exhibition, Twenty Six Contemporary Women Artists, curated by Lucy R. Lippard in 1971 and joins it with a new roster of twenty-six female identifying and nonbinary emerging artists to track the evolution of feminist art practices over half a century. Upcoming exhibitions include Hangama Amiri: A Homage to Home; Raven Halfmoon co-organized with Rachel Adams at The Bemis Center for Contemporary Arts; and Chiffon Thomas.
Smith-Stewart has organized more than eighty exhibitions in museums, collections, galleries, and temporary spaces. She is founder of the eponymous nomadic curatorial project, Smith-Stewart, previously located on the Lower East Side from 2007–2009. She began her career as a curator at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center (now MoMA PS1), where she mounted nineteen exhibitions and projects including first time solo museum presentations with artists Adrian Paci, Mika Rottenberg, Taryn Simon, and Aleksandra Mir, as well as group exhibitions including Day Labor and Greater New York 2005 (cocurated). From 2006–2007, she was a Curatorial Advisor for the Mary Boone Gallery, where she organized a series of group exhibitions introducing a new generation of artists to the Gallery. She has organized exhibitions at Socrates Sculpture Park and the Noguchi Museum and was the 2006–2008 Guest Curator for the Peter Norton Collection. She has served on faculty at the School of the Visual Arts, MFA Fine Arts department, and the Sotheby’s Institute of Art MA Contemporary Art program. Her writing has appeared in books and catalogues published by Taschen, Gregory R. Miller & Co., Revolver Publishing, Bates College Museum of Art, Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum, P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center, KW Institute for Contemporary Art, Charta, Perrotin, among others.
Ryan Turley is a New York based artist producing work that deals with issues relating to social conditions, sexuality, and politics. Turley has completed large-scale public artwork in New York, New Jersey and in Minnesota with a Jerome Foundation Fellowship Grant awarded by Franconia Sculpture Park. Ryan has shown in the United States and abroad. He was named a finalist for the Chicago Transit Authority Public Art Project and has completed numerous residencies including The Bronx Museum, I-Park, Connecticut, and JustMad Residency in Spain.
Ryan is also the Director of Turley Gallery, in Hudson, NY. The gallery is focused on emerging and established artists, specifically those who push the boundaries of their respective mediums and create work that is fresh, relevant, and significant to the contemporary art world. Ryan is a working artist and understands the need for galleries to consider the art business from the artist’s perspective, while simultaneously navigating the challenge of operating a successful contemporary art gallery. Ryan founded and directed the program, Art Austerlitz, in upstate New York for the three years preceding the opening of Turley Gallery in late 2021. This program put a spotlight on contemporary artists from the Hudson Valley.
In 2010, Douglas Turner began writing art journalism, beginning with his culture blog, “The Architecture of Tomorrow”. His art and culture writing has appeared in numerous independent print and digital publications. His essays can be found in catalog essays, collections, and in the form of book introductions as well. In 2014 he launched AOT Project Salon and began curating salon-style exhibitions in his home in Brooklyn, New York, and the Lower East Side until 2019. Douglas is a Resident Curator with Standard Space, a contemporary gallery in Sharon, CT, exhibiting contemporary works by emerging and mid-career artists across diverse media. His most recent project is the creation of the Black Femme Residency. The Spring 2021 residency was hosted by Wassaic Project in historic Dutchess County, upstate New York. He serves as Vice President and Chief Operating Officer for the M. Spencer Foundation.
douglas-turner.comAngelik Vizcarrondo-Laboy (b. 1992, Puerto Rico) is a curator and writer of contemporary art and craft interested in advocating for underrepresented communities, stories, materials, and approaches. She has curated and juried exhibitions across the United States, including at the Crocker Art Museum, CA, Mindy Solomon Gallery, FL, the Center for Craft, NC, Jane Hartsook Gallery, NY, and the Museum of Arts and Design (MAD), NY, among others. Vizcarrondo-Laboy has written for multiple exhibition catalogs and publications such as Cultured, American Craft magazine, and the Journal of Modern Craft. She is the creator and co-host of the Clay in Color podcast. Her upcoming exhibition Funk You Too!: Humor and Irreverence in Ceramic Sculpture, opens in March 2023 at MAD Museum.
Carolina Wheat (b.1974, Detroit, MI) received her BFA in textiles from University of Michigan Stamps School and MFAW from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago. She has written extensively about art, politics and culture, and has curated numerous socially conscientious large-scale exhibitions and events in Detroit, Berlin, London, Chicago, and New York. Wheat is co-founder and director of Elijah Wheat Showroom and is one of the founding members of the Nasty Women Exhibition movement. Her curatorial work has been reviewed in The New York Times, Artforum, The New Yorker, Vulture, Hyperallergic, Fast Company, MAAKE Mag, The Brooklyn Rail, The Guardian, and China Daily, among others. Wheat has assisted The Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark, liaising with institutions on reproduction of Garbage Wall, 1970. As Director of Recruitment and Admissions at Parsons (NYC and Paris), SAIC, University of Michigan, Oregon College of Arts and Craft, Cornish, etc., Wheat focused on strategic enrollment management, portfolio development, art-writing and professional practices. As radio producer and activist for Low-Power FM, Wheat collaborated with WCBN, FreeRadioSAIC, Chicago Independent Radio Project (CHIRP), and the online platform Artfare where she broadcast 80+ weekly artist interviews. Carolina is now also Director at Fridman Gallery on the Bowery in NYC. In her role, she manages the gallery's program, liaising with incredible artists, and leading art-fair presentations.
Brian Andrew Whiteley is a visual artist creating works that incorporate painting, sculpture, video, new media and performance. He is known for having had Justin Bieber sue him and for his political works the "Trump Tombstone" and “The Vladimir Putin Painting at Trump’s DC Hotel”, for being the original “creepy clown”, haunting cemeteries across the U.S. and for being the performer behind several urban Bigfoot sightings. He has also snuck his work into the Museum of Modern Art, proudly displaying it between the men’s and women’s bathrooms. His large-scale projects manifest themselves as interactive installations, incorporating several forms of media.
His work has been shown at experimental venues and larger institutions, including: The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York, NY; Baltimore Museum of Art, Baltimore; The Invisible Dog, NYC; The Wassaic Project, Wassaic, NY; Spring / Break Art Show, NY; Zolla Lieberman Gallery, Chicago; The Cyclorama at the Boston Center for the Arts, Boston; Satellite Art Show SXSW, Austin, TX; David Owsley Museum of Art, Indiana; Joshua Liner Gallery, NYC; Bushwick Open Studios, NYC; Art on Paper Fair, New York; and Bakehouse Art Center, Miami. Recent projects have garnered press from The New York Times, The NY Daily News, Village Voice, Daily Mail UK, Gothamist, Brooklyn Magazine, Art Net, BBC, Time, Esquire, GQ, Fox, ABC, NBC and NY Magazine, among many, many others.
He received his masters from the School of Visual Arts and his bachelors at Ball State University. Whiteley is widely heralded as the originator of the creepy clown pandemic that swept across the United States (soon to be a movie). Whiteley is also the founder of the artist-run fair entitled SATELLITE which takes place in Miami during Art Basel. The fair has received major accolades and has become a mainstay during Miami Art Week.
Jeffrey Yang is the author of the poetry collections Line and Light; Hey, Marfa (winner of the Southwest Book Award); Vanishing-Line; and An Aquarium (winner of the PEN/Joyce Osterweil Award). He is the translator of Bei Dao’s autobiography City Gate, Open Up; Nobel Peace Prize Laureate Liu Xiaobo’s June Fourth Elegies; Ahmatjan Osman’s Uyghurland, the Farthest Exile; and Su Shi’s East Slope. He is the editor of the poetry anthologies Birds, Beasts, and Seas and Time of Grief, a volume of Walt Whitman’s poetry and prose, The Sea Is a Continual Miracle, and an expanded edition of Mary Oppen’s Meaning a Life: An Autobiography. Yang has received fellowships from the DAAD artists-in-Berlin program, the Lannan Foundation, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Omina Freundeshilfe Foundation. He edits books for New Directions Publishing and New York Review Books.
Catalina Acosta-Carrizosa
Director of Collection Management and Special Projects at sokoloff + associates llc
Jenna Bond
Writer
Amie Cunat
Artist
de cabeza
Curators
Eden Deering
Curator and Director at PPOW
Marissa Del Toro
Curator • Art Historian
Jerónimo Duarte-Riascos
Assistant Professor of Latin American and Iberian Cultures at Columbia University
Alexandra Foradas
Curator at MASS MoCA • Art Historian
Jenny Gheith
Associate Curator of Painting and Sculpture at the San Francisco Museum of Modern Art
Pablo Helguera
Artist • Educator
Hilma's Ghost
Artists
Jamillah Hinson
Curator
Taraka Larson
Musician • Artist
Jeff Kasper
Artist • Writer • Educator
Jova Lynne
Artist • Curator
Ryan Massey + Garrett Klein
Co-Directors + Co-Curators at Massey Klein Gallery
Emily McElwreath
Art Adviser • Independent Curator • Educator
Tracy McKenna
Independent Curator
Darla Migan
Art Critic • Philosopher
Nadiah Rivera Fellah
Associate Curator of Contemporary Art at the Cleveland Museum of Art
Niama Safia Sandy
Cultural Anthropologist • Curator • Producer • Multidisciplinary Artist
Steven Sergiovanni
Curator • Art Advisor
Chris Bogia
Artist
Travis Chamberlain
Executive Director of Queer|Art
Jennie Goldstein
Assistant Curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art
Michelle Grabner
Artist • Writer • Curator • Crown Family Professor of Art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Kamra Sadia Hakim
Founder of Activation Residency
Katherine Hill
Writer • Assistant Professor of English at Adelphi University
Roxanne Jackson
Artist
Ramsay Kolber
Curatorial Research Associate at Whitney Museum of American Art
Jared Ledesma
Senior Curator at the Akron Art Museum
Eileen Jeng Lynch
Curator of Visual Arts at Wave Hill
Max Marshall
Founder and Director of Deli Gallery
Rebecca Matalon
Curator at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
Leah Newman
Assistant Director at Thierry Goldberg Gallery
Celine Mo
Managing Partner of Dinner Gallery
Larry Ossei-Mensah
Curator • Critic • Co-Founder of ARTNOIR
Noam Parness
Assistant Curator at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
Kris Rac
Partner at Field Projects
Jennifer Rizzo
Director of Hashimoto Contemporary
Legacy Russell
Executive Director at The Kitchen
Yasmeen Siddiqui
Founding Director of Minerva Projects
James Williams II
Curator • Artist
Chris Bogia
Artist
Travis Chamberlain
Executive Director of Queer|Art
Jennie Goldstein
Assistant Curator at the Whitney Museum of American Art
Michelle Grabner
Artist • Writer • Curator • Crown Family Professor of Art at the School of the Art Institute of Chicago
Kamra Sadia Hakim
Founder of Activation Residency
Katherine Hill
Writer • Assistant Professor of English at Adelphi University
Roxanne Jackson
Artist
Ramsay Kolber
Curatorial Research Associate at Whitney Museum of American Art
Jared Ledesma
Senior Curator at the Akron Art Museum
Eileen Jeng Lynch
Curator of Visual Arts at Wave Hill
Max Marshall
Founder and Director of Deli Gallery
Rebecca Matalon
Curator at Contemporary Arts Museum Houston
Leah Newman
Assistant Director at Thierry Goldberg Gallery
Celine Mo
Managing Partner of Dinner Gallery
Larry Ossei-Mensah
Curator • Critic • Co-Founder of ARTNOIR
Noam Parness
Assistant Curator at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
Kris Rac
Partner at Field Projects
Jennifer Rizzo
Director of Hashimoto Contemporary
Legacy Russell
Executive Director at The Kitchen
Yasmeen Siddiqui
Founding Director of Minerva Projects
James Williams II
Curator • Artist
Katie Angermeier Haab
Writer • Founder of The Second Shelf
Horace D. Ballard
Curator at the Williams College Museum of Art
Michael Barraco
Curator • Artist • Director of Programs and Education at Fairfield Museum
Giampolo Bianconi
Curator • Writer at MoMA
Barbara Bourland
Writer
Mike Calway-Fagen
Artist • Writer • Curator • Educator
Douglas Degges
Artist • Assistant Professor of Art at University of Connecticut
Alexandra Foradas
Curator at MASS MoCA • Art Historian
Hanna Girma
Senior Editor and Curator of Editorial Projects at Serpentine Galleries
Enrico Gomez
Artist • Curator • Director of The Dorado Project • Founder and Director of PROTO GOMEZ
Gabriel de Guzman
Curator • Director of Arts at Wave Hill
Larissa Harris
Curator • Executive Director at Teiger Foundation
Anna Harsanyi
Curator • Educator • Arts Manager
Pablo Helguera
Artist • Educator
Carmen Hermo
Associate Curator at the Brooklyn Museum
Lauren Hirshfield
Curator • Gallerist • Co-Founder of PARADICE PALASE
Richard Klein
Curator • Artist • Writer • Exhibitions Director at the Aldrich Contemporary Art Museum
Oshun Layne
Consulting Curator at the Wassaic Project • Director of Operations at Dashboard
La Keisha Leek
Writer • Grants Management at MacArthur Foundation
Shaun Leonardo
Artist
Ellen Letcher and Julie Torres
Curators • Directors at LABspace
Ashley Mayne
Writer
Celine Mo
Curator • Managing Partner of Dinner Gallery
Lisa Panzera
Curator • Director of the Shirley Fiterman Art Center
Noam Parness
Assistand Curator at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
Sarah Potter
Founder and owner of SP Projects
Lauren Powell
Curator
Sharmistha Ray
Artist • Writer • Educator
Prerana Reddy
Director of Public Events at the Queens Museum
Ali Rosa-Salas
Director of Programming at Abrons Art Center
Daniel J. Sander
Assistant Curator at the Leslie-Lohman Museum of Art
Zina Saro-Wiwa
Artist
Jennifer Schmidt
Artist
Jason Stopa
Artist • Writer
Danielle Tegeder
Artist
Jasmine Wahi
Curator • Activist • Founder and Co-Director of Project For Empty Space
Gee Wesley
Arts organizer • Program Director of Recess
James Williams II
Curator • Artist • Faculty at MICA
Rebecca Wolff
Writer
Brian Alfred
Artist • Host of SOUND & VISION
Amara Antilla
Assistant Curator at The Guggenheim
Regine Basha
Curator • Residency Director at Pioneer Works
Mary Birmingham
Curator at Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
Adam Frelin
Artist • Educator
Jenny Gerow
Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art at BRIC
Enrico Gomez
Artist • Curator • Director of The Dorado Project • Founder and Director of M E N Gallery
Katherine Gressel
Artist • Curator at the Old Stone House
Shanti Grumbine
Artist
Rosario Güiraldes
Assistant Curator and Co-Director of Open Sessions at The Drawing Center
Gabriel de Guzman
Curator and Director of Exhibitions at Smack Mellon
Nicole Hayes
Curator of The Fields Sculpture Park and Gallery at Art Omi
Katerina Lanfranco
Artist • Educator
Oshun Layne
Curator • Director of Galleries at Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation
Taraka Larson
Artist • Prince Rama
La Keisha Leek
Curator • Manager of the Kenan Project: Public Programs & Creative Practice at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ace Lehner
Artist • Scholar
Sara Pasti
Neil C. Trager Director of Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz
Sarah Potter
Curator • Founder and Owner of SP Projects
Sheetal Prajapati
Artist • Director of Public Engagement at Pioneer Works
Jess Wilcox
Curator • Director of Exhibitions at Socrates Sculpture Park
Brian Alfred
Artist • Host of SOUND & VISION
Amara Antilla
Assistant Curator at The Guggenheim
Regine Basha
Curator • Residency Director at Pioneer Works
Mary Birmingham
Curator at Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
Adam Frelin
Artist • Educator
Jenny Gerow
Assistant Curator of Contemporary Art at BRIC
Enrico Gomez
Artist • Curator • Director of The Dorado Project • Founder and Director of M E N Gallery
Katherine Gressel
Artist • Curator at the Old Stone House
Shanti Grumbine
Artist
Rosario Güiraldes
Assistant Curator and Co-Director of Open Sessions at The Drawing Center
Gabriel de Guzman
Curator and Director of Exhibitions at Smack Mellon
Nicole Hayes
Curator of The Fields Sculpture Park and Gallery at Art Omi
Katerina Lanfranco
Artist • Educator
Oshun Layne
Curator • Director of Galleries at Rush Philanthropic Arts Foundation
Taraka Larson
Artist • Prince Rama
La Keisha Leek
Curator • Manager of the Kenan Project: Public Programs & Creative Practice at The Metropolitan Museum of Art
Ace Lehner
Artist • Scholar
Sara Pasti
Neil C. Trager Director of Samuel Dorsky Museum of Art at SUNY New Paltz
Sarah Potter
Curator • Founder and Owner of SP Projects
Sheetal Prajapati
Artist • Director of Public Engagement at Pioneer Works
Jess Wilcox
Curator • Director of Exhibitions at Socrates Sculpture Park
Margaret Adasko
Education Programs Manager at the Katonah Museum of Art
Eleanna Anagnos
Artist • Curator • Co-Director of Ortega y Gasset Projects
Jeff Bailey
Director of Jeff Bailey Gallery
Karlyn Benson
Director of Mattewan Gallery
Mary Birmingham
Curator at the Visual Arts Center of New Jersey
Tze Chun
Director and Founder of Uprise Art
Jonathan Corcoran
Writer
Mark DeLura
Artist
Lizzy DeVita
Artist • Writer • Curator
Austin Eddy
Artist
Mark Joshua Epstein
Artist • Curator • Educator
Berin Golonu
Art Historian • Educator
Carl Gunhouse
Artist • Director of Transmitter Gallery
Catherine Haggarty
Artist • Curator • Co-Director of Ortega y Gasset Projects
Nicole Hayes
Curator of The Fields Sculpture Park and Gallery at Art Omi
Eric Hibit
Artist • Curator • Co-Director of Ortega y Gasset Projects
Katherine Hill
Writer
Jen Hitchings
Artist • Director of Transmitter Gallery
Fritz Horstman
Artist • Residency and Education Coordinator at The Josef and Anni Albers Foundation
Shara Hughes
Artist
Carina Kaufman
Residency Director at Flux Factory
Kirstin Lamb
Artist
Naomi Leiseroff
Curator of the Learning Center at the Katonah Museum of Art
Jesse Patrick Martin
Artist • Director of Honey Ramka
Leeza Meksin
Artist • Curator • Co-Director of Ortega y Gasset Projects
Elizabeth Michelman
Artist • Writer
Jason Mones
Artist • Co-Director of Field Projects
Donna Moran
Artist • Educator
Sally Morgan Lehman
Founder and Director of Morgan Lehman Gallery
Cyrilla Mozenter
Artist
Danielle Mysliwiec
Artist • Educator
John O'Donnell
Artist
Alex Paik
Artist • Director of Tiger Strikes Asteroid
Bridget Potter
Writer
Andrew Prayzner
Artist • Educator • Co-Director of Tiger Strikes Asteroid
Bryan Rogers
Artist • Director of Honey Ramka
Elizabeth Rooklidge
Curator at Katonah Museum of Art
John Ros
Artist • Curator • Founder of galleryELL
Joel Schapira
Artist
Elizabeth Tenenbaum
Artist • Curator • Art Advisor
Anthony Tino
Curator • Founder of Endless Editions
Michael Waugh
Artist
Dina Weiss
Artist • Assistant Chair of Fine Arts at Pratt Institute
Kyle Williams
Artist
Andrea Arrubla
Artist • Student Liaison at BHQFU
Lindsey Berfond
Curatorial Fellow at Art in General
Jill Conner
Writer at Whitehot Magazine • Founder of AS Artist Studios
Kyle Dancewicz
Curatorial Manager at Madison Square Park Conservancy
Carl D’Alvia
Artist
Mark DeLura
Artist
Shlomit Dror
Curator
Sean Fader
Artist
Liz Flyntz
Curator • Writer • Artist
Alex Gingrow
Artist
Katherine Gressel
Curator
Anna Harsanyi
Curator • Artist
Lisa Iglesias
Artist
Emma Katz
Founder of Recession Arts • Consultant
Kim Charles Kay
Artist
Henry Klimowicz
Artist • Director of The Re Institute
Abby Manock
Artist
Glendalys Medina
Artist
Claire Mirocha
Curator at Sorry Archive
Michael Scoggins
Artist
Joel Schapira
Artist
Jessica Wallen
Curator
Dawn Weleski
Co-Founder of Conflict Kitchen
Kit White
Artist • Writer • Professor
Claire Barliant
Writer • Curator • Professor
Paul Chaleff
Artist
Carl D’Alvia
Artist
Michael Foley
Owner of Foley Gallery
Saisha Grayson
Assistant Curator at Sackler Center
Kat Griefen
Curator at Accola Greifen Gallery
Sara Jones and Andrea Wenglowskyi
Founders of DELVE
Michelle Leftheris
Artist
Shaun Leonardo
Artist
Melissa Levin
LMCC
Chris Manning
Artist • Exhibitions Assistant at Aldrich Museum • Professor of Sculpture at Manhattanville College
Paula Naughton
Simon Preston Gallery
Sara Pasti
Director of Samuel Dorsky Museum
David Ross
Chair at SVA Art Practice Program
Krista Saunders
Ground Floor Gallery
Carla Schapiro
Artist • Professor at Pratt Institute
James Sham
Artist • Professor at George Washington University
Michael Scoggins
Artist
Arden Sherman
Curator at Hunter East Harlem Gallery
Sally Szwed
Programs at Creative Time
Jess Wallen
Independent Curator
Thomas Beale
Artist • Founder of Honey Space
Natalie Bell
Associate Curator at New Museum
Brindalyn Webster Chen
Artist
Vince Contarino
Artist • Independent Curator
Melissa Cooke
Artist
Erik Benson
Artist
Jean Cooney
Project Manager at Creative Time
Maxwell and Charlie Davidson
Directors of Davidson Contemporary
Angel Franco
Artist • Senior Photographer at NYTimes
Henry Klimowicz
Artist • Director of The Re Institute
Jennie Lamensdorf
Art Omi
Zoe Larkins
Curatorial Assistant at Whitney Museum
Michelle Leftheris
Artist
Zachary Levine
Curator at Yeshiva University Museum
Norm Paris
Artist
Rachel Peddersen
Artist • Curator
Jacob Rhodes
Artist
Barry Rosenberg
Curator • Director of UConn Contemporary Art Galleries
John Silvis
Artist • Curator
Jessica Wallen
Artist • Curator
Jodi Waynberg
Director of Artists Alliance
Natalie Bell
Writer • Curator
Don Carroll
Jack the Pelican Presents
Rachel Cook
Writer • Curator
Carl D’Alvia
Artist
Ben Degen
Artist
Danielle Ezzo
Artist • Writer • Curator
Angel Franco
Artist • Senior Photographer at NYTimes
Christian Fuller
Associate Director of Contemporary Art at BRIC
Meghan Gordon
Artist
Sara Greenberger Rafferty
Artist
Jen Harris
Artist
Anne Huntington
Curator
Martha Joseph
Curatorial Fellow, MoMA
Emma Katz
Executive Director at Recession Art
Henry Klimowicz
Artist
Aaron Knochel
Assistant Professor at SUNY New Paltz
Melanie Kress
Independent Curator
Allegra LaViola
Owner and Founder of Allegra LaViola Gallery
James Meyer
Artist
Karline Moeller
Curator
Douglas Paulson
Residency Director at Flux Factory
Lise Prown
Artist • Gallery Coordinator at Peekskill Center for the Digital Arts
Risa Shoup
Associate Director of Invisible Dog
John Silvis
Artist • Curator
Rachel Steinberg
Assistant Director of Nurture Art
Christine Vassallo
Executive Director of Flux Factory
Jason Waite
Curatorial Fellow at Whitney Museum
Lucien Zayan
Director of Invisible Dog
Eric Zimmerman
Artist
Steve Bull
Artist
Carl D’Alvia
Artist
Maxwell and Charlie Davidson
Directors of Davidson Contemporary
Eric Gleason
Sales Director of Marlborough Gallery
Helen Homan Wu
Curator • Founder of Opalnest
Allegra LaViola
Owner and Founder of Allegra LaViola Gallery
Michelle Leftheris
Artist
Lise Prown
Artist • Gallery Coordinator at Peekskill Center for the Digital Arts
Asher Remy-Toledo
Curator • Co-Founder of Hyphen Hub
Barry Rosenberg
Curator • Director of UConn Contemporary Art Galleries
Abigail Satinsky
Program Director at Threewalls
Jonathan Shipper
Artist
Risa Shoup
Associate Director of Invisible Dog
Erin Sickler
Director of Curatorial Programs at 601 Artspace
Manon Slome
Curator at No Longer Empty
Terese Svoboda
Writer
Jessica Wallen
Curator
Maxwell and Charlie Davidson
Directors of Davidson Contemporary
Eric Gleason
Sales Director at Marlborough Gallery
Veronica Kavass
Residency Manager at Chashama North Residency
Allegra LaViola
Owner and Founder of Allegra LaViola Gallery
Coralina Meyer
Director of Last Supper Festival
Sally Morgan & Jay Lehman
Founders of Morgan Lehman Gallery
Liz Parks
Owner of Parks Fine Art
Risa Shoup
Associate Director of Invisible Dog
Sarah Snider
Artist
Herb Tam
Curator at Museum of Chinese in America