Artists Space

Calling All Artists!
We are pleased to offer the following talks! As places are limited, please sign up in advance online at www.artistsspace.org.

Marie Lorenz is an artist who lives and works in Brooklyn. She
received her BFA from Rhode Island School of Design in 1995
and her MFA from Yale in 2002. She attended The Arques
School of Boatbuilding in California, and Skowhegan School
of Painting and Sculpture. She has received an Independent
Project Grant from Artists Space, an Emerging Artist
Fellowship from Socrates Sculpture Park, and the Alice
Kimball English Travel Fellowship. She has shown work at the
High Desert Test Sites in Joshua Tree California and in New
York at Casey Kaplan, ATM Gallery and Artists Space. Her
project “The Tide and Current Taxi” is the subject of several
articles in the New York Times and New Yorker Magazine.

Chad Nelson is a Painter and Video artist. He presently lives
and works in Brooklyn , NY. He is an Adjunct Professor at Montclair State University and is currently co-curating "Stealing Time" with Pierre Obando and Christa Blatchford for The Bertha and Karl leubsdorf Gallery at Hunter College.

Edwin Ramoran is director and curator for Longwood Arts Project, the visual art program of the Bronx Council on the Arts. He is a curatorial consultant for the Asian Arts Initiative's public art exhibition Chinatown In/Flux in Philadelphia and Aljira, a center for contemporary art, in Newark, where his working on a project on house music culture and art. He has organized numerous selected exhibitions at Longwood Art Gallery @ Hostos. Previously, he was Assistant Curator at The Bronx Museum of the Arts where he coordinated major exhibitions and co-organized the annual exhibition for the Artist in the Marketplaceprogram. He has also been a guest curator in New York at the Museum of Chinese in the Americas, Artists Space’s PERFORMA 05, Center for Book Arts, Dieu Donné Papermill and Gallery, Jamaica Center for Arts & Learning, South Asian Women's Creative Collective, Visual AIDS, and Daniel Reich Gallery; in Miami at Diaspora Vibe Gallery; and in Amsterdam at the Stedelijk Museum CS and Rijksakademie.