Now. Here. This. was an 18-month project that collected artists’ responses to their physical locations and sought to reconcile various experiences of “place.” Artistic practice is an extension of daily life, knowledge and resources–whether an artist’s habitat is a choice, a natural path, forced, or born out of necessity.
The project arose from our desire to mine our local communities for intelligent, provocative, mindful work that best reflects our sensibilities as artists and curators–and to share it with each other and the public to promote visual and collaborative relationships and conversations. The bulk of the exhibition is currently online, expanding the idea of location further to allow the work of global artists to reside in one place. Please stay tuned for a forthcoming catalog in 2013.
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Gathering: Pilsen, in collaboration with Proximal Distance, was an exhibition hosted by the Storefront Studio in Chicago. The Chicago neighborhood of Pilsen is the focal point of an artistic exploration of history, space and culture. From March through July 2012, ||| (3-art) explored the Pilsen neighborhood via the internet through historical records, literature, art, music, interviews and engagement with the local community.
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WINDOWS BROOKLYN was an art exhibition that was installed in numerous storefronts along Court Street and Smith Street in the Carroll Gardens and Cobble Hill neighborhoods of Brooklyn from June 6-13, 2009 and June 14-22, 2008.
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