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Christopher Lee Kennedy is a teaching artist and organizer who works collaboratively with schools, youth and artists to create site-specific projects that explore relationships between the built and natural environment, queer identity, and alternative education. These projects generate publications, research, performances, and installations that invite new understandings of ecology, community and social equity. With a background in environmental engineering, Kennedy often uses field science techniques such as transects, specimen collecting, sampling, and mapping, as well forms of storytelling and embodied experience to help archive and visualize complex systems. Kennedy was born in Ocean County, New Jersey and currently lives in Brooklyn, New York. He has worked collaboratively on projects shown at the Philadelphia Academy of Fine Arts, the North Carolina Museum of Art, the Southeastern Center for Contemporary Art, the Levine Museum of the New South, Hudson Valley Center for Contemporary Art, Ackland Art Museum and Queens Museum. Kennedy holds a B.S. in Engineering from Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute, a M.A. in Education from NYU, and a PhD in Education and Cultural Studies from the University of North Carolina.

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Let It Decay: Cultural Precarity in the Anthropocene

I’ve spent the past few years looking closely at spaces that many would consider wastelands: vacant lots, highway medians, post-industrial..

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Abe Ahn reflects on the recently closed Gwangju Biennale's relationship to the Gwangju Uprising, heightened global… https://t.co/1wQY6xRMXg

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"Ways of Learning could perhaps be viewed not as an exhibition, but through its events as a curriculum." @tom_cl_rk… https://t.co/cF7Mwwl0u4

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New profile of Clutch Gallery, a curatorial project dedicated to showing contemporary art in an intimate setting –… https://t.co/LuBxHvb3er

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Interview with artist Jess T. Dugan by Jack Radley on "To Survive on This Shore" which documents transgender and ge… https://t.co/rCZINLvmM8

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"The ability to record (and, if I want, to immediately publicly post) initiates a new way of looking: instances tha… https://t.co/6uXede4HH5

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Lori Waxman reviews Eduardo Kac's poetic exhibition at Sector 2337, weaving the intimate, political, and intergala… https://t.co/avSjHnntxG

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Helena Haimes reviews "A New Job to Unwork At" at PARTICIPANT INC including notions of 'queer labor', the SCUM Mani… https://t.co/Jo6tjcyUaf

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"About the ‘Feeling of Being in Transition’ – Performing the Archive" D'EST #1 curator Jana Seehusen speaks with ar… https://t.co/Y3CUkVfOPi

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The title says it all. My Two Favorite Colonizers Have An Awesome Group Show: Genghis Khan at the Ronald Reagan L… https://t.co/ojJVGztjIf

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Visions from the Future

New World Embassy: Rojava

The Work of the Institution in an Age of Professionalization

Slow Criticism: Art in the Age of Post-Judgement

Movement Building for Beginners

Belaboring the Fringe: in lieu of an Artist Statement

Sustainability is not Solidarity: Superscript & the Economies of Art Writing

Muse as Critic, Returning the Gaze from the Pedestal

No one cares about art criticism: Advocating for an embodiment of the avant garde as an alternative to capitalism

Get It Together: On the art of care and shaky unification

Gwangju Biennale: Imagined Borders

Ways of Learning at Grand Union

Hand-in-Glove: A Social Response

Open Engagement: A Social Response

An Art Not of this Earth: Eduardo Kac at Sector 2337

Language at the Edges of Legality: Aliza Shvarts at Artspace New Haven

Moving together, in St. Louis: Dwell in Other Futures

Get It Together: On the art of care and shaky unification

To Survive on This Shore: An Interview with Jess T. Dugan

About the ‘Feeling of Being in Transition’ – Performing the Archive: A Conversation with Clarissa Thieme about her Film “Today Is 11th June 1993”

Creating and Maintaining a Robust Arts Scene in Rural Wisconsin: An Interview with Donna Neuwirth of the Wormfarm Institute

The Book of Everyday Instruction: A Conversation with Chloë Bass

Clutch Gallery

Flex Gallery

North Mountain Residency

Thkio Ppalies

Feminist Art Museum

All posts by Christopher Lee Kennedy

Let It Decay: Cultural Precarity in the Anthropocene

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