Agricultural and art historical research, in collaboration with Anne M. Hall and Crespell Flowers, Lexington, New York.

SMU | Meadows School of the Arts, Dallas, Texas
Professional Practices, Prof. Tamara Johnson
27 March, 2020

The lecture focused on histories of domestic display spaces, and strategies of site, mobility and dissemination.

Oleksandr's (Олександр’s) is an exhibition space inside of a 1:12 scale room box. External curators  periodically organize exhibitions of Modern and Contemporary art, objects and ephemera.

The project assumes the first name of the box's maker Oleksandr—a miniatures builder based in Kharkiv, Ukraine.

The project is physically located in Brussels and New York.

East Hampton Shed is a contemporary art space located in the garden shed behind the Vogel Bindery in East Hampton, NY. Established during the summer of 2012 with Hadley Vogel and Landon Metz. Adriana Farietta worked on the project from 2014-2015.

Two exhibitions hosted in a two car garage in Chicago's West Town neighborhood:

Forced Autumn, with works by Allora & Calzadilla, CARNE, and Ricardo Morales-Hernández; and Note G, with works by Barbara Bloom, Stephanie Hier, Greg Ito, Sydney Shen, and Jack Strange.

The Fridge was an experiment and sub-project hosted by Normal Projects—an apartment gallery in the Bridgeport neighborhood of Chicago. 

The project hosted two displays in 2008; Arend DeGruyter-Helfer, 12 September - 25 October; and Angel Otero, 7 November - 20 December.

"Exhibition-social" is a concept originating with the project Crates & Laptops, a one-day presentation in Chicago, on 26 June, 2010. The project's organizers invited artists to bring their personal laptop devices to use as display containers for digitally born artworks. Each participant was provided an elevation constructed of milk crates.

Crates & Laptops participants: Chris Collins, Arend deGruyter-Helfer, Louis Doulas, Daniel Everett, Bea Fremderman, Brian Khek, Jason Lazarus, Evan and Andre Lenox, Duncan Malashock, Nicholas O'Brien, Nik Pence, Tabor Robak, Micah Schippa, Brad Troemel, Sarah Weis

A second exhibition-social took place at Johannes Vogt Gallery, New York in 2014, based on the rules of the children's game "Heads Up Seven Up."

The concept is addressed in the text "B.Y.O.B: The Worldwide Domination of an Exhibition Format," which analyzes Rafaël Rozendaal's project Bring Your Own Beamer.

"An Uncanny Valley" (formerly "Liberal Arts Audio") was a radio program focused on contemporary art and artists as curators. The program broadcasted live, alternate Tuesdays from 1-2PM ET, on WIOX Roxbury at 91.3FM, and 107.5FM from the campus of S.U.N.Y., Delhi, and cable channel MTC-20.

Guests on the show included Angelo Plessas, Che Zara Blomfield, Joshua Abelow, and Melanie Hoff, among others.

In collaboration with Liam Murtaugh, the show broadcast the U.S. radio premiere of the opera Sun and Sea (Marina), accompanied by his interview Lina Lapelyte, Vaiva Grainytė and Rugilė Barzdžiukaitė.