Thrilled to have my augmented reality animation from “Her Vote” up at this year’s
Every Woman Biennial!
March 2-24, 2024
La MaMa Galleria
47 Great Jones St, NY, NY
On the Edge of the Infinite Part III at The Active Space /
Saturday, January 20th, 6-9 PM
The Active Space, 566 Johnson Ave., Brooklyn
Curated by Laura Horne, Steven Pestana, and Sophia Sobers
This moment is rich with increasing awareness around our interconnectedness with the broader world. For the third iteration of the one-night-only series of events “On the Edge of the Infinite”, Ursula Endlicher, Sandra Hamburg, Caroline Voagen Nelson, and the Testu Collective, bring together a group of artworks that sheds light on these intricate entanglements. Bound by a shared fascination with relationality, these four artists create works that reflect and engage in dialogue with their environment, softening the lines dividing self from space and merging individuality with the external world. In continuous conversation with the environment, these artworks soften the lines dividing self from space, merging individuality with the external world.
Sandra Hamburg combines photography and sculpture to explore the dynamic relationship between action and performance, spectator and object, stasis and motion. Ursula Endlicher's AR performance environment reveals digital secrets hidden in the natural world beyond the gallery walls. Caroline Voagen Nelson's "CHANGE FOR A RIDE" is a projection-mapped sculpture simulating an amusement park, exploring the implications in movements of currency and value. Testu Collective will present a live A/V performance interacting with and translating unseen forces in the ambient space into sound and vision. Together, these artworks push toward the edge of entangled action, environment, and perception in an interconnected world.
SPRING/BREAK Art Show September 6th - 11th /
SPRING/BREAK Art Show
625 Madison Avenue, NY, NY
Opening Night Celebration, 5-8pm: Wed, Sept. 6th.
Regular Show Days, Thu, Sept. 7th - Mon, Sept. 11th. Open 11-5pm daily.
Timed tickets can be purchased by clicking this link.
So thrilled to be participating at this year’s SPRING/BREAK Art Show!! As part of a 2-person exhibition with artist Arlene Rush and curated by Francesca Arcilesi & Norma Homberg of AHA Fine Art Gallery, my sculpture with animation projection mapped along with corresponding augmented reality prints will be on view!
Thursday, August 31st (6-8pm): Meet the Artist Cocktail Hour at AHA Fine Art Gallery /
Nomadic Treasures
EXTENDED: Now on view through September 10, 2023
AHA Gallery, 175 10th Ave. bet. 20 & 21 Street, NYC
In this group exhibition, on view is a site-specific 5-channel animation installation I created with my collaborators from FAKELORE art collective (Nyahzul, Palu Abadia, Christina Lafontaine, and Eman Akram Nader).
Stop by Thursday to chat with us! Prints from installation and Film Stills are available.
"A LARGER IDEA", LIC-A's Drawing Exhibition @ The Factory LIC /
Opens this Wed! Pleased to announce my work will be included in LIC-A’s Drawing Exhibition “A Larger Idea” at LIC-Art Space @thefactorylic , Long Island City. Work is from my drawing series inspired by Twilight Zone film stills. Opening Reception: This Wed, Feb 8th, 5-8pm
Exhibition through March 22nd. Curated by Alexis Mendoza and Jorge Posada
@licartists
NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellow in Video and Film /
Very honored and thrilled to announce I've been selected as a 2021 NYSCA/NYFA Artist Fellow In Video/Film!!!! @newyorkstatecouncilonthearts/@nyfacurrent
Looking forward to using the unrestricted cash award to fund my next film that's currently in the works. Excited to be part of the program and thankful to have this kind of support for the work that I do! Stay tuned!!
Learn more about it here: https://bit.ly/3kdedKB
Theater in Quarentine Collab /
Collaboration can be viewed here.
TiQ presents ALL THE DIFFERENT WAYS COMMODORE MATTHEW PERRY COULD HAVE DIED BEFORE OPENING JAPAN BUT DIDN’T, a new play by Julia Izumi, premiering LIVE THURSDAY, APR 29, 2021 @ 7PM & 9PM (EST).
All The Different Ways That Commodore Matthew Perry Could Have Died Before Opening Japan But Didn’t investigates the many assorted ways Commodore Perry might have potentially passed from this life before famously opening Japan’s borders to trade with the Western world. Will we all be lost at sea by the end, as he never was? Tune in to find out!
Written by Julia Izumi @jujuizu
Directed by Joshua William Gelb @joshuawilliamgelb and Katie Rose McLaughlin @katierosierose
Animation by Caroline Voagen Nelson @cvoagen
Visual and Costume Design by Peiyi Wong @peiyiamelia
Sound Design by Renee Yeong @reneeyeongjh
Animation Assistant Eman Akram Nader @cinemanader
Presented by TiQ and @newgeorges
Performed by Joshua William Gelb
Installation Images and video for "Her Vote" /
Exhibition at Plaxall Gallery September 17th - October 17th /
Artist Residency at MASS MOCA /
Thanks everyone that came to open studios last weekend @massmoca
Excited to be making progress on these installations for a film about currency I’m working on 📽⚖️⛏
Thank you @assets4artists for the opportunity to make work at your artist residency in July!
Open Studios at MASS MoCA /
This Saturday, July 27th, is Open Studios at my artist residency at MASS MoCA.
On view will be 2 of my media vessel sculptures inspired by the history of currency.
Date: Saturday, July 27
When: 4-6 PM
Where: Now in two locations on MASS MoCA’s Campus!
Building 13, 2nd Floor
Building 34, adjacent to A-OK BBQ
FREE ADMISSION
PARTICIPATING ARTISTS
Ariel Basson Freiberg
Leslie Friedman
Jee Hwang
Vesna Jovanovic
Jamaal Peterman
Caroline Voagen Nelson
Nazanin Noroozi
Josh Reyes
Hannah Shimabukuro
Miji Shin
Rebecca Tennenbaum
Lea Ke Yi Zheng
¢urrēns | Exhibition at MWPAI museum /
Opening: Friday, March 8th, 4 - 6pm
On view March 8th - April 4th¢urrēns, Munson-Williams-Proctor Arts Institute, Utica, NY
"Aquacade" screening in Denver, CO /
Aquacade screens on Denver's downtown LED screens during the juried competition of Supernova Digital Art Animation Festival this past September
Coney Island Film Festival /
Aquacade screens at the 2017 Coney Island Film Festival
Artist Talk at LISA: Leaders in Software and Art /
Tuesday night, February 7th, I was invited to give a talk on my body of work at the salon series, LISA: Leaders In Software and Art. Honored to be speaking along with sound artists Jess Rowland and Mari Kimura.
Installation shots from exhibition at Sotheby's Institute /
My work in Sotheby Institute of Art's exhibition TRANSFORMATIONS. Two of my large scale photo montages and four video works (animation and interactive documentations) were on view.
Group Exhibition at Sotheby's Institute of Art /
TRANSFORMATIONS (Group Exhibition) at Sotheby's Institute of Art
Opening Night: November 29, 2016, 7pm - 8:30pm
November 29 - December 5th
This exhibition assembles diverse practices that incorporate painting, video, photography and textiles as a way to take common, everyday ideas that we're used to and form them again in a new and unfamiliar way. On view will be works by Maya Mason, Caroline Voagen Nelson, and Hanna Washburn. Curated by Brian Metzger, 2016 Masters Candidate at Sotheby's Institute of Art
To RSVP: https://www.eventbrite.com/e/opening-night-transformations-group-exhibition-tickets-29603140791
Installation shots of PROJECTED ANATOMY /
PROJECTED ANATOMY: Group exhibition co-curated by myself and artist Leah Roh at DDA Gallery in November.
Projected Anatomy Exhibition /
Opening Nov 9th, 5 - 7pm
Pratt DDA Gallery, 200 Willoughby, BK
This group exhibition dissects the human form’s relationships with environments in various installations, animations, digital imaging, and interactive technologies. Artists work on view include: Nathan King, Leah Roh, Magali Reyes, Christina Avagliano, Hye Soo Chang, Ruyin Tsai, Yajun Shi, Caroline Voagen Nelson, and Fuensanta Sobejano.
Curated by Leah Roh and Caroline Voagen Nelson
VIEW FROM ABOVE EXHIBITION /
Upcoming exhibition I curated!
VIEW FROM ABOVE is a group exhibition that investigates aerial perspective in different forms, from political borders and hidden miniature landscapes to mechanical infrastructures and textured maps of memory. Perspectives of the world become fragmented using various techniques of installation, interactivity, and introspection.
The exhibition includes works by:
Isabella Cruz-Chong / Lisa di Donato / Tyler Henry / Christina Lafontaine / Katya Meykson / Caroline Voagen Nelson / Caleb Nussear
The exhibition is curated by Caroline Voagen Nelson.
OPENING: Friday July 22nd from 8-11pm
CLOSING: Saturday July 23rd from 5-8pm
Refreshments provided.
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