About Face book cover, Institute of Art, Religion, & Social Justice, Union Theological Seminary, 2012
Photographing portrait of Helen Dickinson by Alice zur Cann Boscowitz at Union Theological Seminary, 2012
Portraits of Benjamin Strong and Fisher Howe as found in storage room at Union Theological Seminary, 2012
Portrait of Samuel Miles Hopkins as found at Union Theological Seminary, 2012
Unknown portrait as found at Union Theological Seminary, 2012
AA Bronson beside portrait of Rev Charles Henry Parkhurst, Institute for Art, Religion, & Social Justice office, 2012
installing About Face, Refectory, Union Theological Seminary, 2012
About Face during 175th anniversary luncheon, Refectory, Union Theological Seminary, 2012
About Face in Union Theological Seminary’s neo-gothic dining hall, the Refectory, features a series of silhouettes replacing the thirteen portraits that usually hang there – all past presidents of the board and faculty as well as significant benefactors.
From January to May 2012 I was the first full-time artist-in-residence for the Institute of Art, Religion, & Social Justice at Union Theological Seminary and this position and the exhibition are taking place in conjunction with the 175th anniversary of the institution.
The installation is accompanied by an artist’s book including color reproductions of all sixty-three of Union’s portraits (1840-2009) along with reflections about the paintings from students, faculty, staff, and friends and a catalogue with information about each one. The 96-page book is co-published with Printed Matter, Inc.
Read more about this project | Domus interview, May 2012 | Hyperallergic review | MOMMY interview
From January to May 2012 I was the first full-time artist-in-residence for the Institute of Art, Religion, & Social Justice at Union Theological Seminary and this position and the exhibition are taking place in conjunction with the 175th anniversary of the institution.
The installation is accompanied by an artist’s book including color reproductions of all sixty-three of Union’s portraits (1840-2009) along with reflections about the paintings from students, faculty, staff, and friends and a catalogue with information about each one. The 96-page book is co-published with Printed Matter, Inc.
Read more about this project | Domus interview, May 2012 | Hyperallergic review | MOMMY interview