Contributors
Sarah Hutt is an artist, art policy consultant, and public speaker. She is Grant Advisor for the Fund for the Arts, NEFA. She is the former Director of Visual Arts for the City of Boston.1 Articles
Sarah Fritchey is a curator and writer based in New Haven, CT. She is the full-time Curator/Gallery Director at Artspace New Haven, and a contributor to ArtForum.com, Art New England Magazine, and The Fairfield Courant/Hartford Advocate. Her recent projects include Arresting Patterns, a group show exploring patterns of racial bias in the US Criminal Justice System, Gollum: Monsters of Ruin and the Techno-Sublime, a show that rethinks "the self" as "selves" in the digital era, and Vertical Reach, an exhibition of activist art from Russia, Ukraine, Poland, and the US.1 Articles
Skye Priestley is an artist, a critic, and a graduate of the University of Southern Maine. He lives and works in Portland, Maine.1 Articles
Cierra Michele Peters is a writer, performance artist and community organizer. She's a member of Evlv Tech, a feminist community forum and music festival, and founder of DEMO, an archival radio project. Follow her on Twitter and Instagram @earthaclit1 Articles
Juan Obando is a Colombian artist living and working between Bogotá and Boston, where he works also as faculty for the Studio for Interrelated Media at MassArt. His work focuses on the critical intervention of social circuits through the orchestration of temporary situations. These experiments are often directed towards the production of video-performances, video installations and experimental publications —using social phenomena as raw material and humor as a catalyst for highlighting systemic ironies and contradictions. His recent exhibitions include Jeep VIP (solo), Volta Art Fair, New York, NY; Museum Mixtape (solo), Reverse Art Space, Brooklyn, NY; Selections, Bakalar and Paine Galleries, Boston, MA; and The Champions (solo), El Parqueadero, Banco de la República, Bogotá 2015.1 Articles
Zach Horn is an artist and Lecturer at the University of Massachusetts Boston. He lives and works in Dorchester, MA.1 Articles
Amber Vistein is a Boston-based Sound Artist and Composer. She is also the Director of MassArt's SIM Choir.1 Articles
Matthew Lawrence is a writer, editor, publisher, and occasional independent curator. He co-edits Headmaster (www.headmastermagazine.com), the art magazine for man-lovers, and also produces Law and Order Party (www.lawandorder.party), an email-based listing of cultural happenings in Rhode Island. He lives in Providence.1 Articles