Her writings have appeared in, Ocula, and The Art Newspaper China, among others. In 2017-2018, she was an editor for the “One Hand Clapping” exhibition publication at the Guggenheim Museum, New York. She worked as the senior editor of LEAP magazine from 2012 to 2017 and has organized talks, screenings and public programs since 2011. Jianru Wu is a curator and writer based in Beijing. TILL fiscal sponsorship is provided by the New York Foundation for the Arts. TILL seeks community-specific solutions that engage the global context. With colleagues from the Harvard Graduate School of Design, she founded the multidisciplinary practice TILL (Today's Industrial Living Landscapes). The goal is an equitable, ecological, compassionate society, from the ground up. Philbrick's primary project is disruptive community-based real estate development, applying holistic and synthetic methodologies of artist practice to brownfield regeneration tools range from design, finance, and policy to urban theory, soil science, activism, and poetics. She currently teaches in the Art, Media, Technology Program, Parsons School of Design/The New School, New York City. She works in collaboration across disciplines in science and engineering, architecture, music, and performance. Her large-scale installations and sculpture range in media from ultrasound and rammed earth to magnetic levitation and found space. Jane Philbrick is an artist, educator, and writer. Is this altering the value (monetary and/or social) of artistic labor? Please click here to read writers' responses
Jane Philbrick, Jianru Wu, Sara Reisman, Livia Alexander, Lawrence Lemaoana, Tiago de Abreu Pinto, Tayeba Begum LipiĪrtists are increasingly being recognized not only in the aesthetic realm, but for their capacity to present solutions to everyday questions.
Round Table #4: The Value of Artistic Labor The fourth roundtable is curated by Livia Alexander who has invited 7 respondents to engage with the topic The Value of Artistic Labor. Dialogues is conceived by RU as an online critical and theoretical platform to collect information and sharing of knowledge about the evolving field of art residency. Artseverywhere is an online forum that explores the role the arts can play in addressing the faultlines of modern society. To further this line of inquiry, RU Dialogues and Artseverywhere are collaborating to present five online discussions that will take their cue from the topics discussed at the symposium.
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In 2017 Residency Unlimited (RU) organized a day long symposium Embedded, Embedding: Artist Residencies, Urban Placemaking and Social Practice. Hosted by the New School/Parsons MFA Fine Arts Program and curated by Livia Alexander, this symposium examined the connecting and diverging points between the needs of communities, artists’ needs for materials and professional support, and those commissioning and underwriting such initiatives.
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