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Edith Raw is an Interruptive Spectacle Maker, Poet & Artist. For the last 15 years, she has performed her work in Chicago, Washington DC, Albuquerque and New York City and can be seen on YouTube. Her work was selected for Art … Continue reading →

LuLu LoLo, an international performance artist, has performed in Italy, France, Northern Ireland, New York, including Art in Odd Places and Flux Factory. LuLu is also a multi-disciplinary artist and playwright/actor who has written and performed six one-person plays Off-Broadway. … Continue reading →

Lawrence Graham-Brown, Jamaican, lives and works in NY and NJ, self educated, excavate and reinterpret language, memory, colonialism, sex/sexuality, folklore and religion through personal experiences via a multi-disciplinary approach. More Info here. 

For more than 25 years, Ed Woodham has been active in community art, education, and civic interventions, across a variety of media and cultural contexts. An accomplished visual and performance artist, puppeteer, and curator, Woodham draws on a diverse range … Continue reading →

Zafar Nabiev, Tashkent, Uzbekistan Today there are many artists, but some of them make garbage, which they call art. I will create an exhibition out of trash, but will tell people passing by that it is art. It will be … Continue reading →

Vadim Gerasimenko, Vladivostok, Russia Using water (instead of money) I will attempt to ride in a taxi from point A to point B. Water Man –the Lord of the Water.  Can water replace money? How is the exchange system among … Continue reading →

Timofei Radya, Yekaterinburg, Russia A tightrope walker moves along an imaginary line delineating the sidewalk tiles. Timofei Radya is from the youngest generation of new Russian street artists, for whom taking risks in a repressive society is a normal part … Continue reading →

Semyon Motalyanets, St. Petersburg   I will rub soap on the asphalt sidewalk in the form of a stretched out path. I will wet soap from a pulverizer and begin to skate as a person skates in winter on the … Continue reading →

Olga Zovskaya, Moscow, Russia I will place M&Ms in a line along the sidewalk. This trail represents the opportunity to return, as well as a “period.” Once I finish creating a line on one side of the street, I cross … Continue reading →