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Suneil Sanzgiri
Hidden Histories
Echoes of the Heart: The New England Media Art Biennial
Entire Nations Are Built on Fairy Tales
Louis Cameron: Now is the Time
off the pedestal
Kameelah Janan Rasheed: all velvet sentences as manifesto
One Day We’ll Go Home
RACHEL ROSSIN: Works from THE MAW OF
EL Putnam: PseudoRandom
Kerry Tribe: Onomatopoeia
Sky Hopinka: Present Joys
Georgie Friedman: Hurricane Lost
Area Code Art Fair: Video/Digital Art Drive In
Bundlehouse: Rising into Something Else
Subversive Dreams
Spacetime (x,y,t,z)
Future Ancestral Technologies
GlitchKraft: Allison Tanenhaus and Friends
We The Future: An Equitable Future for All
HUBweek Walls 2018
Immersion: Art, Science, and Technology
Observance
John Preus: The Beast, Herd Mentality
Matthew Ritchie April 28- June 18, 2016
Illuminus: Outdoor Light Festival “Nuit Blanche”
Seven III 2015
Field Visions: Masako Kamiya, Nathan Miner and Lynda Schlosberg
Franklin Evans: juddrules
Wilson Lawrence: Skin Deep
Nathan Miner: The Long Now
MADE
Wish You Were There?
Pat Falco: Just Happy To Be Here
SEVEN: A Performative Drawing Project
Elizabeth Alexander: Double Impatiens
David Curcio: Bad Dreams...Or Not
Justin Brown Durand '05: Finding Fallen Stars
Absent | Present
Sophia Ainslie: Interstitial
Natalie Lanese
Anthony Palocci
Seven: A Performative Drawing Project
Random Access: Data as Art
Home Sweet Home Montserrat Gallery November 4, 2011- January 21, 2011
For The Record: Searching for Objectivity in Global Conflict Montserrat Gallery August 22 - October 22, 2011 Curated by Montserrat Faculty Rob Roy, Gordon Arnold and Leonie Bradbury
Andy Curlowe: Neolithic
A Debt to Pleasure
On Location: Drawing Every Day
Tomas Vu: Into the Universe
The West is Now Closed: John Osorio-Buck 301 Gallery October 4 – 29, 2010
Alison Owen: Subtle
Christopher Mir: Vanishing Point
Immaculate Silence: Sasanqua Link
America Now
Resa Blatman: Beauty and the Beasties
City of Dreams: Adam Lampton
Anna Hepler: Intricate Universe
Jenny Holzer
The Order of Things: Caroline Bagenal
Ryan McGinness: Transgressive Beauty
In Pursuit of Beauty
Cornucopia: Documenting the Land of Plenty
It's Alive: A Laboratory of Biotech Art
Electric Wasteland: Urban Art from LA
Ryan McGinness: Mildly Subversive
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Dr. Leonie Bradbury | Exhibition Portfolio
Home
Exhibitions
Suneil Sanzgiri
Hidden Histories
Echoes of the Heart: The New England Media Art Biennial
Entire Nations Are Built on Fairy Tales
Louis Cameron: Now is the Time
off the pedestal
Kameelah Janan Rasheed: all velvet sentences as manifesto
One Day We’ll Go Home
RACHEL ROSSIN: Works from THE MAW OF
EL Putnam: PseudoRandom
Kerry Tribe: Onomatopoeia
Sky Hopinka: Present Joys
Georgie Friedman: Hurricane Lost
Area Code Art Fair: Video/Digital Art Drive In
Bundlehouse: Rising into Something Else
Subversive Dreams
Spacetime (x,y,t,z)
Future Ancestral Technologies
GlitchKraft: Allison Tanenhaus and Friends
We The Future: An Equitable Future for All
HUBweek Walls 2018
Immersion: Art, Science, and Technology
Observance
John Preus: The Beast, Herd Mentality
Matthew Ritchie April 28- June 18, 2016
Illuminus: Outdoor Light Festival “Nuit Blanche”
Seven III 2015
Field Visions: Masako Kamiya, Nathan Miner and Lynda Schlosberg
Franklin Evans: juddrules
Wilson Lawrence: Skin Deep
Nathan Miner: The Long Now
MADE
Wish You Were There?
Pat Falco: Just Happy To Be Here
SEVEN: A Performative Drawing Project
Elizabeth Alexander: Double Impatiens
David Curcio: Bad Dreams...Or Not
Justin Brown Durand '05: Finding Fallen Stars
Absent | Present
Sophia Ainslie: Interstitial
Natalie Lanese
Anthony Palocci
Seven: A Performative Drawing Project
Random Access: Data as Art
Home Sweet Home Montserrat Gallery November 4, 2011- January 21, 2011
For The Record: Searching for Objectivity in Global Conflict Montserrat Gallery August 22 - October 22, 2011 Curated by Montserrat Faculty Rob Roy, Gordon Arnold and Leonie Bradbury
Andy Curlowe: Neolithic
A Debt to Pleasure
On Location: Drawing Every Day
Tomas Vu: Into the Universe
The West is Now Closed: John Osorio-Buck 301 Gallery October 4 – 29, 2010
Alison Owen: Subtle
Christopher Mir: Vanishing Point
Immaculate Silence: Sasanqua Link
America Now
Resa Blatman: Beauty and the Beasties
City of Dreams: Adam Lampton
Anna Hepler: Intricate Universe
Jenny Holzer
The Order of Things: Caroline Bagenal
Ryan McGinness: Transgressive Beauty
In Pursuit of Beauty
Cornucopia: Documenting the Land of Plenty
It's Alive: A Laboratory of Biotech Art
Electric Wasteland: Urban Art from LA
Ryan McGinness: Mildly Subversive
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We The Future: An Equitable Future for All
INTRDR by Tomek Sadurski in collaboration with CBT
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