As part of our Artist at Home series, Open Source Gallery board member Sheryll Durrant conducted an interview with Jasmine Murrell, who previously presented a solo exhibition and participatory project at Open Source. Jasmine Murrell is a New York-based interdisciplinary artist born in Detroit, Michigan. …
Katarína Poliačiková, Nick Kline and Monika Wuhrer talk about Coincidences, Artist Books, shows at Open Source and Community Spaces. Katarína Poliačiková is a visual artist and writer based in Slovakia. Since the very beginning of her practice, Katarína Poliačiková has taken the everyday experience as …
Margrethe Aanestad and Monika Wuhrer are talking about all the projects they have done together and about Margrethe’s recent work. Margrethe Aanestad is a Norwegian-born visual artist, based in both New York City and Stavanger, a small town on the West Coast of Norway. Aanestad …
Ferlito’s practice crosses the boundaries between traditional categories of painting, printmaking, photography and sculpture. Expanding on the concept of en plein air, Ferlito concentrates her work out of doors, interacting directly with elements of the natural world and focusing on biodiversity. She believes art is …
Traci Talasco talks about her striking installations and her architectural models. Traci Talasco creates interactive installations that use architecture as a social / political space addressing female identity, balance and imbalance, and unnecessary struggles. Fragmented walls, floors, and interior spaces are stripped of their intended …
As part of our Artist at Home series, Open Source Gallery supporter and community member Teresa (Tree) Santamaria conducted an interview with Pablo Arkoh Ferreiro, who previously exhibited at Open Source with the art collective Boa Mistura. Pablo Arkoh Ferreiro received his degree in fine …
Dominika Ksel talks about their recent start of a fellowship with culture push, public sculptures out of recycled plastics in the Rockaways and how art is a tool to express and teach. We so much appreciate their political and social engagement and are very proud …
Kathleen Vance talks about her show at Open Source called “From The Woods“, about her beautiful River Installations and about her Traveling Landscapes. With the series “Traveling Landscapes” Vance creates miniature landscapes inside vintage suitcases and trunks. The bucolic scenes harken to a place …
Ingeborg Kvame is an artist from Stavanger, Norway. Monika Wuhrer co-curated with Ingeborg Find Your Eyes, an experimental outdoor exhibition on Sølyst, an island in Stavanger, where she also exhibited. Ingeborg Kvame works with printmaking, drawing, textiles and sculpture, often using nature as a source …
Amanda Gutierrez was born in Mexico City in 1978 and completed her graduate studies at The School of the Art Institute of Chicago specializing in performance and new media. In Mexico, she did her undergraduate studies in Stage Design at the INBA ENAT. For twelve …
Margrethe Aanestad is a Norwegian-born visual artist, based in both New York City and Stavanger, a small town on the West Coast of Norway. Aanestad works in drawing, paining and sculpture. She is exhibiting internationally, and has through several occasions over the past decade collaborated …
Pirmin Hagen studied landscape architecture at the University for Applied Life Sciences in Vienna and fine art at the Academy of Fine Arts in Vienna and the Marmara University in Istanbul. His work, which is based on drawing, printmaking and the observation of things and …
As part of our Artist at Home series, Open Source Gallery board member Michele Jaslow conducted an interview with Andrew Snyder, who previously exhibited at Open Source. Andrew Snyder received a Bachelor of Science in Ceramics from Towson University in 2001. Upon graduation he began …
Annie Wong in collaboration with Faith Arkorful, Victoria Cheong and Ming Chau Vong, Meals for a movement, 2019, presented by Koffler.Digital, image design by Natasha Whyte-Gray Annie Wong is a multidisciplinary artist and writer. Through performance and installation Wong creates various platforms of participation, social …
As part of our Artist at Home series, Open Source Gallery board member Dennis Norris II conducted an interview with Nicholas Galanin, who previously exhibited at Open Source. Nicholas Galanin (b. 1979) is a Tlingit/Unangax̂ multi-disciplinary artist. Galanin apprenticed with master carvers and jewelers, earned …
As part of our Artist at Home series, Open Source Gallery board member Emma Lewis conducted an interview with Immy Mali, who previously exhibited at Open Source. Immy Mali lives and works in Kampala Uganda. Using a variety of media including, text, video, sound, sculpture, …
Monica Jahan Bose is a Bangladeshi-American artist and climate activist who has exhibited her work extensively in the US and internationally, including eighteen solo shows and numerous group exhibitions. Through over twenty performances and dozens of art actions, Bose has engaged thousands of people. Her …
Leigh Davis is an interdisciplinary artist interested in the intersection of culture, community, and memory. In recent years, she has been producing a body of work about end-of-life experiences (ELEs) and their role as tools to help us understand both the emotional intricacy of grief …
Victor “Crack” Rodriguez is an artivist that lives and works in La Libertad, El Salvador. He is a member of the art collective The Fire Theory and the art movement Los Siempre Suspectosos de Todo (“The Always Suspicious of Everything”). His practice and actions are …
Adam Chad Brody has been raising crickets in his apartment in Brooklyn since 2017. His project explores the art of farming, inter-species relationships, the potential for crickets as a sustainable and accessible food source, and the therapeutic benefit of cricket songs. Adam has presented …
