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Nauti Siren with Hungry March Band
Live musical performance
Nauti Siren with Hungry March Band
3 Dollar Bill in Bushwick, Brooklyn, NY 6/27/24
Ballots Not Bullets
Balas Bananas, Digital Video Still, 3070 x 2304
WHITEBOX GALLERY Group Show October 26 – November 26, 2022
B A L A S B A N A N A S
The history of the banana in the US is about imperialistic violence and control at any cost. Likewise today we are currently losing ground on our hard fought struggles for basic freedoms, especially in respect to human rights.
Chocolate Chip Kooky: Recipe for Caretaking
‘Chocolate Chip Kooky: Recipe for Caretaking’
is a collaborative performance by Sasha Sumner and Marni Kotak.
Baking, special trophies designed by Kotak, and caretaking stories
amplify interior circumstances within the public sphere.
Kookies, milk, and music by Hungry March Band culminate this sidewalk event.
7-27-22 WhiteBox Gallery 9 Ave. B in NYC, NY 10009
Workshop at Hauser & Wirth
“Open Meeting for Arts Educators and Teaching Artists” at Hauser and Wirth, New York, NY, May 17, 2019. The event was facilitated by the Pedagogy Group and was the seventh of an eight part series organized by members of BFAMFAPhD.
How to Start a Pedagogy Group – Article
Audio accessible on Bad At Sports
THE PEDAGOGY GROUP at Hauser & Wirth, May 17, 2019
Greenpoint Film Festival
Expanded Cinema class student work, Pratt Institute Spr 2019
Art As Social Action
An Introduction to the Principles and Practices of Teaching Social Practice Art
Gregory Sholette and Chloe Bass
with contributions from The Pedagogy Group
Book launch May 11, 2018 as part of Open Engagement 2018
In the production of HOME at BAM Harvey Theater
Hungry March Band with physical theater artist Geoff Sobelle
Sanctuary X
Public Forums at Martha Rosler show
6/28/16 the fourth and final open forum discussion, ‘Privatize’, is part of the exhibition “If You Can’t Afford to Live Here, Mo-o-ve!,” a re-presentation of Martha Rosler’s three-show cycle on housing and homelessness from 28 years ago at Dia Art Foundation.
Opening at Mitchell-Innes & Nash gallery
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