01/1/21

ON ETERNITIES TABLETS: ANNE KATRINE SENSTAD

CURATED BY SARAH WALKO

NOVEMBER.24 – FEBRUARY.28.2021

View the online exhibition at Open Art Advisory.

This exhibition by Norwegian artist Anne Katrine Senstad brings together three bodies of work based on light, space and perception, and investigate horizons of interior and exterior landscapes. The title of the exhibition is from Norwegian poet and writer Hans Børli who, in addition to writing, survived as a prisoner of war in a camp in Norway during World War II, worked as a teacher and a woodsman all of his life. Senstad recently found herself revisiting his works in the face of our current crisis, drawing on his poems that also traverse eternity, nature and the human condition during crisis.

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01/3/20

2020 Mentor in the NYFA Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program

Screen Shot 2020-01-02 at 9.37.29 PMLooking forward to participating again in the NYFA’s Immigrant Artist Mentoring Program, the only known program of its kind in the United States, that has provided over 400 immigrants with mentorship, community, and exposure for their work since it was founded in 2007. The New York program includes sessions in Visual/Multidisciplinary Art, Performing and Literary Arts, and Social Practice.

04/26/19

Group Exhibition: INDEX at Index Art Center – opening May 4th, 2019

INDEX-NYFA-INDEX is a group exhibition of works in all mediums by artists currently participating as both mentors and mentees in the New York Foundation of the Arts 2019 Immigrant Artist Mentor Program, Newark. (Image design by Gisel Endara)

Exhibiting Artists: Ole Lie Vandal, Ananda Lima, Anne Trauben, Jin Jung, Ceaphas Stubbs, Kimmah Dennis, Colleen Gutwein, Daniela Puliti, Agnieszka Wszolkowska, fayemi shakur, Olu…funke Ogundimu, Jen Mazza, Mariejon de Jong-Buijs, Jo-El Lopez, Francisco Pena , Kati Vilim , Eka Pramuditha, Katrina Bello, Mic Boekelmann. Malik Whitaker, Kanako Tsutsumi, Matthew Gosser, Diana Candelejo, paulA neves, Gisel Endara, Sally Helmi, Sarah Walko, Adishetu Oyibo, Yvette Molina, Shiza Chaudhary

02/24/19

“The black sky was underpinned…

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…with long silver streaks that looked like scaffolding and depth on depth behind it were thousands of stars that all seemed to be moving very slowly as if they were about some vast construction work that involved the whole universe and would take all time to complete…”  ― Flannery O’Connor