Mosnart visiting artist project will be hosting artist Fo Wilson as part of the 2017 Terrain Biennial. We will be screening 15 minute projections of two of Fo’s videos at various locations around Pullman on Sunday nights for the duration of the Terrain Biennial. 

 

 

Oct 8, 7 pm - Storefront 11260 S St Lawrence Ave

Oct 15, 7 pm - Stable Building 509 E 112th Street

Oct 22, 7 pm  - mosnart visiting artist project, 11319 S St Lawrence

Oct 29, 7 pm - Under the arches of Market Square 112th and Champlain

Nov 5, 7 pm - Greenstone Church 11211 S St Lawrence

Nov 12, 7 pm - Porch of the Hotel Florence 11111 S Forrestville Ave

 

 

Fo Wilson: (Folayemi) uses constructed space and furniture forms to create experiences that reposition historical objects and/or aesthetics in a contemporary context and offers audiences new ways of thinking about and interacting with history. Wilson earned a MFA from the Rhode Island School of Design and is an Associate Professor at Columbia College Chicago. She was honored as a 2015 3Arts awardee, and received a 2016 Graham Foundation grant. Wilson lectures about art, design and craft to international audiences, and her writing and reviews have appeared in NKA, Journal of Contemporary African Art, the International Review of African American Art (IRAAA), and Communication Arts. Wilson was the 2013-14 Inaugural Faculty Fellow at the Center for Black Music Research (CBMR) and has been awarded residencies or fellowships at ACRE, Haystack Mountain Center for Craft, Purchase College/SUNY Purchase New York, and Anderson Ranch Arts Center. She has been a grant recipient of Creative Time, the National Endowment for the Arts, and the Propeller Fund, and her design work is included in the collection of The Cooper Hewitt National Museum of Design. Her current long-term installations include, Eliza’s Peculiar Cabinet of Curiosities, at the Lynden Sculpture Garden in Milwaukee, Wisconsin; and Sounding Bronzeville, a public work commissioned by the Field Museum and Chicago Park District in the park's Burnham Wildlife Corridor in Chicago. http://fowilson.com/home.html

 

Mosnart: is an ongoing art project by JB Daniel. Visiting artists are encouraged to participate in the constraints and opportunities the venue offers by constructing installations of exceptional art in a transom above the front door of an 1880's Pullman's worker flat. 

Occasionally the art spills out into the community in various ways allowing for interesting interactions between the artists, art, architecture, and community. Ever expanding venues include the Hotel Florence, Pullman factory site, Market Square, public and private spaces, and more. http://tallskinny.com/mosnart/

 

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