Author Archives: StrangeMakings

As featured on: Sixty Inches From Center written by Maya Mackrandilal “Power is fortified not just by what it destroys, but also by what it creates. Not just by what it takes, but also by what it gives. And powerlessness reaffirmed … Continue reading →

As featured on : SixtyInchesFromCenter.org written by Maya Mackrandilal This interview informed the essay, The Impossibility of Art, which further contextualizes and digs deeper into the concerns brought up by artists Samantha Hill and Ed Woodham during their work at Mill … Continue reading →

NEA FUNDED MILL HILL ARTIST RESIDENCY IS ART WASHING FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE: Wednesday, July 27– Artists Samantha Hill from Chicago and Ed Woodham from Brooklyn have been terminated from the Mill Hill artist residency as of July 26, 2016 and … Continue reading →

Suzanne Russell (Copenhagen, Denmark) The artist cleans and transforms a phone booth. She then sits on the shelf in the booth and recites Art in Odd Places 2013: NUMBER Call for Proposals text written by Radhika Subramaniam…..and whatever else happens. … Continue reading →

Jade Rude (Toronto, Canada) A public intervention that aims to manifest a confident demeanor from its participants. This project consists of a handheld sign made of mirror and clear acrylic – exhibiting the contemporary language of chat acronyms. jaderude.com

Cristina Palacios (Hobart, Tasmania) A meditation on the number 23, the artist asks pedestrians ‘Would you sign a petition to have O interest rate on your Mortgage and your credit card balance?’

Valerie McCubbin (Bangkok, Thailand) An exhibition of 50 personalized pieces of old gum on the street. Each piece is identified with an exhibit number. A guide to the gum exhibit will be placed on the Samsung Ad on the booth … Continue reading →

Pat Lenz (Santa Rosa, California) While carrying candles and balloons, the artist begins at 1 W 23rd Street, meets her friend Lisa Zwerling at 7 W 23rd Street, and together they walk to 71 W 23rd Street, headquarters of The … Continue reading →