I-Park International Artist-in-Residence Program

I-Park is pleased to announce that the following artists will be
participating in this year’s Site-Responsive Art Residency & Biennale:

Jeremiah Barber, California
Sally Kidall, Australia
Chelsea Leventhal, Germany
Anthony Heinz May, New York/Oregon
John Melvin, Washington/France
John R. Neeson, Australia
Sasha Petrenko, Washington
Elena Redaelli, Norway/Italy
moira williams, New York

Congratulations – we look forward to welcoming you to I-Park in September!

OPEN Studios | August 25, 2 – 5 pm

Join us for an afternoon of art, music, nature and conversation with
our August artists-in-residence.

Thomas Cummins, Visual Arts | Texas
Margot Douaihy, Creative Writing | Massachusetts
Sue Johnson, Visual Arts | Virginia
Kyoung eun Kang, Moving Image | New York/South Korea
Thu Kim Vu, Visual Arts | Vietnam
Ben Richter, Music Composition/Sound Art | California
Jae Seo, Music Composition/Sound Art | New York/South Korea


Video by Ted Efremoff: New Years Day on the I-Park Pond. Audio by Tom Nazziola, excerpt from Waltz for MJ.	A Blast from the Past: 2012 Symposium on Ephemeral Art + Architecture

Matthew Trueman, Instrument for Inquiry into the Melody of the Landscape, 2018	Landscape artist Bob Chaplin‘s new digital catalog, including forbidden images from his Forbidden Garden at I-Park.

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To purchase tickets to our Illuminations Fundraising Gala on Saturday, September 21, 2019, please click here.

We're working on the Year-end Appeal recap and will have those acknowledgments and numbers posted here soon. But in the meantime, thanks so much to I-Park's fellows who contributed so generously to this year's Fellows Appeal. All of us at I-Park sincerely appreciate it!

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Here's saying goodbye to our beloved library, where many hushed conversations were had, thousands of naps and overnights (legal and illegal) were taken and tens of thousands of
pages were read. We're making way for the
long-awaited Common Area renovations. The library is moving downstairs to make it more accessible for all.

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Critical In-Kind Needs

I-Park is in urgent need of about 40 wood or plastic folding chairs (in good/excellent condition), a good quality Macbook (new or decent quality used), lots of umbrellas and some heavy wooden chairs for the artists’ dinner table (we don’t have enough good chairs when we have our large, special programs). Please contact Joanne at joanne@i-park.org if you think you can help.

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