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“Daddy Issues” by Eleanor Kipping | Open Call 2022
Watch “Daddy Issues” performed by Eleanor Kipping as a part of The Shed's Open Call program in 2022.
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“BENEDICTION” by JJJJJerome Ellis | Open Call 2022
Check out “BENEDICTION” performed by JJJJJerome Ellis as a part of The Shed's Open Call program in 2022.
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“The Available Bodies” by z tye | Open Call 2022
Watch “The Available Bodies” performed by z tye as a part of The Shed's Open Call program in 2022.
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Behind the Scenes of Open Call: Emilie Gossiaux, Esteban Jefferson, and Pauline Shaw
Hear artists Emilie Gossiaux, Esteban Jefferson, and Pauline Shaw talk about their work and experiences in this year's “Open Call” program.
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Behind the Scenes of Open Call: Ayanna Dozier
Listen to artist Ayanna Dozier speak about her work and her experiences in this year's “Open Call” program.
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Behind the Scenes of Open Call: DonChristian Jones
Watch artist DonChrisitian Jones speak about his work and his experiences in this year’s “Open Call” program.
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Open Call Artists on Working at The Shed
Hear from artists in the first Open Call cohort (selected in 2018) as they share their thoughts on working with The Shed.
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I Am Aisha Amin
Aisha Amin is a NYC-based filmmaker working across documentary, narrative, and experimental forms. Her work focuses on creating portraits of unique and diverse communities within the US.
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I Am Caroline Garcia
Caroline Garcia is a culturally promiscuous, interdisciplinary artist working across live performance, video, and installation through a hybridized aesthetic of cross-cultural movement, embodied research, and new media.
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I Am Kenneth Tam
Kenneth Tam’s practice takes the form of video installations that include moving-image works and sculpture. He was born in Queens and lives and works in Brooklyn.
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I Am Anne Wu
Anne Wu is a Queens-based artist making sculptures and installations that reference the material cultures of Chinese immigrant neighborhoods to reflect on personal history, collective identity, and inherited memory.
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I Am Ayanna Dozier
Ayanna Dozier is a Brooklyn-based writer, lecturer, curator, filmmaker, and performance artist. Using performance and discourse, she embodies and challenges the singularity of history and authenticity.
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