Contributors
Annie Silverman is a relief printmaker and book artist living and working in Somerville who owns ABRAZOS PRESS, a teaching and professional print studio.1 Articles
Richard Rozewski (b. 1988) is a designer and photographer from Cleveland, Ohio working in Boston, MA. He is primarily self taught and has gained further training at the Foundation for Konkrete Art in Reutlingen, Germany and as a visiting student at Parsons School of Design, the Harvard Graduate School of Design, and the Media Lab at MIT.1 Articles
Ian Alden Russell in an independent curator and Assistant Professor of Contemporary Art, Curatorial Practice and Cultural Heritage at Koç University, Istanbul.1 Articles
Kyle Chayka is a writer in Brooklyn who has contributed to publications include Modern Painters, Newsweek, and The New Yorker. He is also the curator of Dying on Stage: New Painting in New York.1 Articles
Dana Moser is a new contributor to Big, Red & Shiny.1 Articles
Maria Rondeau is a new contributor to Big, Red & Shiny.1 Articles
Ximena Izquierdo Ugaz migrated from Perú to the United States in 2000. She is a performer, organizer and writer. Ximena is a BFA 2014 candidate at the School of the Museum of Fine Arts. She is the co-curator of lecture and performance series platform, KNEWBODY, which brings artists/thinkers of color to Boston. A founding member of Boston Latin@ artists’ group ¡Qué Lástima! , assistant to the curator at La Galeria at Villa Victoria Center for the Arts a program of IBA, member of hardcore band Daypussy, and co-curator at Sweety's.1 Articles
Eunice Hurd is a new contributor to Big, Red & Shiny.
Jennifer Montgomery's film titles include One Species Removed (2012), The Agonal Phase (2010), Deliver (2008), Notes on the Death of Kodachrome (2006), Threads of Belonging (2003), Transitional Objects (2000), Troika, (1998), Art For Teachers of Children (1995), I, a Lamb (1992), Age 12: Love With a Little L (1990), and Home Avenue (1989). She is recently completing a film with the artist Josiah McElheny, entitled The Light Club of Vizcaya: a Woman’s Picture. These films range from experimental essays to experimental features, and are distributed by Zeitgeist Films, Waterbearer Films, Women Make Movies, and Video Data Bank. Her work has shown at international festivals, as well as the 2008 Whitney Biennial (NYC), MoMA (NYC), the Brooklyn Academy of Music, the Gene Siskel Film Center (Chicago), the ICA (London), and the Walker Arts Center (Minneapolis). She has been the recipient of many grants, including a Guggenheim Fellowship. Jennifer Montgomery lives in Hyde Park, MA. Some of her work can be seen on Vimeo.
Daniel Horowitz is a new contributor to Big, Red & Shiny. He is studying for his BFA in Digital Arts and Writing Program.