#adrienne crossman

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The new episode of precariat content features visual artists, curator and educator Adrienne Crossman. Adrienne digs in on the labour precarity faced by young artists emerging from arts institutions into the market. She points to the structural inequality that continues to shape art careers and names names about the galleries seeking to redress things.

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GLITCH

In March 2017 the Pharmacy Contemporary Art Space presented GLITCH; an international exhibition that brings together over 20 artworks to explore numerous forms, perceptions, and interpretations of Glitch. It featured new and rarely seen film works, together with sculpture, digital art, photography, and installation. Exhibiting Artists: Adelaida AE (Barcelona), Karl Cox (Cumbria), Adrienne Crossman (Toronto), Jamie Diwell (Cumbria), Calum Eccleston (Cumbria), Cam Evans (Northern California), Amy Ferguson (Cumbria), Linda Fitzgerald (Cumbria), Bex Gibbons (Cumbria), Emily Hartness (Cumbria), Andrew Indelicato (Richmond, Virginia), Jess Jackson (Yorkshire), Jamie F Simpson (Glasgow), Cynli Sugita (Tokyo), Jo Tomlinson (Glasgow), Leanne Wind-Cowie (Cumbria) The exhibition was curated by Jamie F Simpson.

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Big GIF art show

http://wellnow.wtf/

The Internet – Museums are closed. School is cancelled. The world is shut off and we’re stuck indoors. All the bread has been sold and Twitter has lost its mind. Fox News is killing off its own demographic. While everything is cancelled, why not have a show?

In spite of everything, Silicon Valet is pleased to present Well Now WTF?, an online exhibition curated by Faith Holland, Lorna Mills, and Wade Wallerstein with web design by Kelani Nichole. Featuring over 90 artists with moving image practices, the show will open April 4, 2020 from 5 to 10 pm EST and run indefinitely.

With everything going on, we ask ourselves: Well Now WTF? We have no answer, but we do know how to make GIFs. We can come together and use the creative tools at our disposal to build a space for release outside of anxiety-inducing news cycles and banal social media feeds.

As co-curator Lorna Mills suggests, “Why masturbate alone, when we can all be wankers together?”

Well Now WTF? is as much an art show as a community gathering. Beginning with the opening on April 4 and throughout the exhibition, we will hold online events on the site itself and via Twitch where people can gather and talk as they would normally for a physical exhibition.

The exhibition will also be accompanied by essays by Wade Wallerstein and Seth Watter.

Well Now WTF? will be available online at wellnow.wtf. Join us for the opening party on April 4 via the embedded chatroom.The exhibition will be free and open to the public, with a $5 suggested, pay-what-you-wish entry that gets redistributed to the artists contributing work.

Images from the exhibition are available here. Please credit artists listed in file names when using.

Participating Artists: A Bill Miller, Ad Minoliti, Adrienne Crossman, Alex McLeod, Alice Bucknell, Alma Alloro, Andres Manniste, Anneli Goeller, Anthony Antonellis, Antonio Roberts, Ben Sang, Benjamin Gaulon, Bob Bicknell-Knight, Carla Gannis, Casey Kauffmann, Casey Reas, Cassie McQuater, Chiara Passa, Chris Collins, Cibelle Cavalli Bastos, Claudia Bitran, Claudia Hart, Clusterduck Collective, Daniel Temkin, Devin Kenny & Morgan Green, Don Hanson, Dominic Quagliozzi, Elektra KB, Ellen.Gif, Eltons Kuns, Emilie Gervais, Erica Lapadat-Janzen, Erica Magrey, Erin Gee, Eva Papamargariti, Faith Holland, Guido Segni, Hyo Myoung Kim, Ian Bruner, Jan Robert Leegte, Jenson Leonard, Jeremy Bailey, Jillian McDonald, Kamilia Kard, Kid Xanthrax, LaTurbo Avedon, Laura Gillmore, Laura Hyunjhee Kim, Lauryn Siegel, Libbi Ponce, Lilly Handley, Lorna Mills, LoVid, Mara Oscar Cassiani, Mark Dorf, Mark Klink, Maurice Andresen, Maya Ben David, Molly Erin McCarthy, Molly Soda, Nicolas Sassoon, Nicole Killian, Off Site Project, Olia Svetlanova, Olivia Ross, Pastiche Lumumba, Peter Burr, Petra Cortright, Rafia Santana, Rick Silva, Rita Jiménez, Rosa Menkman, Ryan Kuo, Ryan Trecartin, Santa France, Sara Ludy, Sebastian Schmieg, Shawné Michaelain Holloway, Stacie Ant, Sydney Shavers, Terrell Davis, Theo Triantafyllidis, Tiare Ribeaux, Travess Smalley, Wednesday Kim, Will Pappenheimer, Yidi Tsao, Yoshi Sodeoka, and more to be announced.

About Silicon Valet

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Silicon Valet is a virtual parking lot for expanded internet practice, serving as a hub for the global spread of artists working with the internet and digital materials. Silicon Valet also hosts a digital arts residency and an online exhibition program.

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Press Contacts

Silicon Valet

info@siliconvalet.org / @silicon.valet

Faith Holland / Lorna Mills / Wade Wallertsein

faholland@gmail.com / lorna.mills@gmail.com / wade.wallerstein@gmail.com

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Expo Chromatic: Celebrating the Montreal Contemporary Art Scene

Expo Chromatic: Celebrating the Montreal Contemporary Art Scene

Soaring through its 8th edition this year, Chromatic took place at Arsenal and Studio l’Éloi while, once again, offering a multidisciplinary program filled with art and music by local and international artists. The focus of this weeklong festival (May 24 to June 1) is to expose the local art scene while showcasing artistic networks between Montreal and around the world to the public. There were…

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organized in part by Adrienne Crossman (MFA candidate) 

http://www.akimbo.ca/104259

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Status Post #6548: Actors who almost played Rangers in Power Rangers.

Before MMPR

Bio-Man

Jason Lee Scott (Victor Lee): Mark Dacascos

Zack Taylor (Zach Taylor): Miguel A. Nunez, Jr.

Trini Kwan (Trini Crystal): Tricia Leigh Fisher (she's Carrie's half sister, in case you don't know)

Billy Cranston: Tom Silardi

Kimberly Hart (Kimberly Harte): Rebecca Staples

Zordon era

MMPR

Jason Lee Scott: Jason David Frank and David Yost

Billy Cranston: Jason Narvy and Walter Jones

Trini Kwan: Audri DuBois (original pilot had her as Trini)

Adam Park: Daniel Southworth

In Space

Astronema: Chyler Leigh (she's Christopher Khayman Lee's sister who is currently playing Alex Danvers in Supergirl)

Post-Zordon era

Lost Galaxy

Leo Corbett: Jason Faunt and Rhett Fisher

Maya: Erin Simms (original version of Quasar Quest had her as Maya)

Lightspeed Rescue

Carter Grayson: Rhett Fisher

Chad Lee: Daniel Southworth

Time Force

Wesley Collins: Daniel Southworth

Lucas Kendall: Daniel Southworth

Eric Myers: Rick Medina

Wild Force

Alyssa Enrile: Summer Glau and Sandra McCoy

Disney era

Ninja Storm

Tori Hanson: Emma Lahana

Dino Thunder

Kira Ford: Anna Hutchison

SPD

Jack Landors: Cory Montieth

Mystic Force

Nick Russell: Richard Brancatisano

Xander Bly: Firass Dirani

Operation Overdrive

Ronny Robinson: Eliana Saenz

Tyzonn: David de Lautour

Jungle Fury

Casey Rhodes: Carlo Daquin

Lily Chilman: Teresa Ruiz

Theo Martin: Jay Bunyan

Robert James: Daniel Sing

Jarrod: Anthony Ray Parker

Camille: Adrienne Pickering and Ria Vandervis

RPM

Summer Landsdown: Heidi Bradburt and Kimberley Crossman

Neo-Saban era

Samurai/Super Samurai

Jayden Shiba, Kevin or Mike: Azim Risk

Mia Watanabe: Eliana Saenz

Emily: Ciara Hanna

Antonio Garcia: Hector David, Felix Ryan and Azim Risk

Megaforce

Troy Burrows: Cameron Jebo

Emma Goodall: Sundai Love

Super Megaforce

Orion: Peter Sudarso and Evan Crooks

Ninja Steel

Calvin Maxwell: Chantz Simpson

Power Rangers 2017

Jason Scott: K.J. Apa, Austin Butler and Mitchell Hope

Zack Taylor: Daniel Zovatto, Ross Butler and Brian "Sene" Marc

Trini Crystal: Naomi Scott

Kimberly Hart: Stefanie Scott

Rita Repulsa: Amy Jo Johnson

Hyperforce

Vesper Vasquez: Ciara Hanna

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Adrienne Crossman, Desert of the Heart, microfibre glasses cleaning cloth, $20. Edition of 100. 35 Available

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I Haunt the Prairies, and They Haunt Me Back (2017), installation

from the exhibition Home* curated by Adrienne Crossman at R\F in Toronto, ON

Luke Maddaford

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HOME* opens May 5th and I will be tattooing inside an art installation I have been working on with @bethanyroserose it is a group show curated by Adrienne Crossman with exhibits by Luke Maddaford and Sarah Kelly. Email or DM to book a spot/ walk ins also welcome. Search Home* on Facebook for more details

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A continuation of Series #1 (vimeo.com/63748803)

"Adrienne Crossman's Series #1 produces complex visual effects through the application of the deconstructive video editing technique known as datamoshing. By deleting the key frames that comprise digital videos, in this case gleaned from YouTube, Crossman reveals the components that allow them to function while producing stunningly colourful results. These digital yet painterly abstractions connote the visual possibilities latent within digital media.

Through the re-presentation of well-known masterpieces, Crossman highlights the anti-canonical nature of the glitch genre and the challenges that face new media art in the context of the conventional art institution. The use of the glitch as applied to these traditional works disrupts notions of the art historical canon, breaking apart its authoritative and exclusive underpinnings. Contrasting these two media forms, painting and glitch video raises questions surrounding the presentation, preservation, and production of digital art works, problematizing typical exhibition practices."

- Shauna Jean Doherty in her writing about SYS.TE/M FAIL.U+RE: Revelations of the Interface, an MFA Thesis Exhibit, March, 2014

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100percentreal curated by Adrienne Crossman

Cat Bluemke, Jazmine V. K. Carr, Colin Rosati and Niki Sehmbi

Xpace Cultural Centre, Toronto, Ontario; November 6 - December 12, 2015

100percentreal features the work of four emerging internet-aware artists based in Toronto, Canada. The exhibition is made up of two components; the IRL Embassy at Xpace Cultural Centre running from November 6 – December 12, 2015, and the digital exhibition hosted online at onehundredpercentreal.net as part of The Wrong New Digital Art Biennale. Curated by Adrienne Crossman, 100percentreal includes the work of Cat Bluemke, Jazmine VK Carr, Niki Sehmbi and Colin Rosati. Working within the realms of both digital and physical space, these artists are renegotiating the relationship between the digital and the physical, the synthetic and the ‘real’.

Read the exhibition essay here: http://ow.ly/Vam2V

Exhibition documentation by Yuula Benivolski

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rainbow // pony from adrienne crossman

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Adrienne Crossman - #4.gif

Adrienne Crossman is an artist, educator and curator working and living in Toronto. A graduate of OCAD University, she holds a BFA in Integrated Media and a Minor in Digital and Media Studies. She has completed residencies at Spark Contemporary Art Space in Syracuse, New York and La Baraque in Montréal, Quebec. Her practice explores the manipulation and deconstruction of digital and analogue media in order to create new artifacts through formal re-interpretations. Her curatorial practice involves a strong emphasis on fostering community within the digital new media art world and bridging the gap between virtual and physical space. Adrienne is currently a Programming Coordinator at Xpace Cultural Centre.

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The video I made for Pale Eye’s Britl Binary premiered on Chart Attack today.

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Austra - Doepfer (Official Video)

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