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Whitney Kimball

Curatorial Fellowship

September 2014 – November 2014

Whitney Kimball, Jenny Drumgoole, and Rocky impersonator

Whitney Kimball, the 3rd AUX Fellow, presented programming celebrating and examining the rough and incandescent world of radical collective making with a survey of collaborative performance art events in September and October 2014. Kimball curated SCHMARTWORLD featuring six nights of events by artists who work outside the mainstream art world. Through screenings, panels, and lectures, the featured artists present their collaborations with just about anybody who is willing to listen: local sanitation workers, prisoners, rural communities, hippies, and kids. The month-long series will culminate in the broadcast of Philadelphia-based performers on public access TV.

Download “SCHMARTWORLD” Curatorial Essay by Whitney Kimball

Read an interview with Whitney Kimball regarding her fellowship in The St. Clair

Artists

Miles Pflanz, Kate Levitt, Skip Blumberg, Nancy Cain, Jeanine Oleson, Jaimie Warren, Jenny Drumgoole, and ESP TV

Programs

Friday, September 26th
The Debut of “Pig Story” w/ Miles Pflanz & Kate Levitt

Friday, October 10th
The Videofreex Pirate TV Show w/ Skip Blumberg and Nancy Cain

Saturday, October 11th
Jeanine Oleson Artist Talk & Jaimie Warren Artist Tal

Saturday, October 18th
Trash Collectors Ball w/Jenny Drumgoole

Friday, October 24th
ESP TV – Live Broadcast of Experimental Performance from AUX

Poster Art

Friday, September 26th 2014 Miles Pflanz and Kate Levitt present "Pig Story" Whitney Kimball Curatorial Fellowship

Program In September 2014, AUX Curatorial Fellow Whitney Kimball debuted “Pig Story”, a film conceived by inmates at the Lincoln Correctional Facility in Manhattan, and produced in the spring of […]

Friday, October 10th 2014 The Videofreex Pirate TV Show with Skip Blumberg and Nancy Cain Whitney Kimball Curatorial Fellowhship

Program In October 2014, Kimball presented a variety show of short clips from the work of video collective Videofreex. The screening included clips from “Subject to Change,” Lanesville TV, and […]

Saturday, October 11th 2014 Jeanine Oleson and Jaimie Warren Whitney Kimball Curatorial Fellowship

Program Whitney Kimball presented artist talks from two contemporary performance powerhouses who orchestrate large-scale collective spectacles in galleries, museums, opera houses, and performance festivals, Jeanine Oleson and Jaimie Warren. Artists […]

Saturday, October 18th 2014 Jenny Drumgoole Trash Collectors Ball Whitney Kimball Curatorial Fellowship

Program Kimball presented the work of Jenny Drumgoole, a video artist and accidental activist who has gotten involved with labor and morale issues with Philadelphia sanitation workers. The “Trash Collectors […]

Friday, October 24th 2014 ESP TV Live Broadcast of Experimental Performance Whitney Kimball Curatorial Fellowship

Program In October 2014, Kimball presented ESP TV. Since 2011, ESP TV has been broadcasting experimental performance and video to New Yorkers through Manhattan Neighborhood Network (MNN) public access television. […]

February 2015 – May 2015 Katya Grokhovsky Curatorial Fellowship

Vox Populi was extremely excited to present Katya Grokhovsky as our 5th AUX Curatorial Fellow supported by The Pew Center for Arts & Heritage. Grokhovsky’s April & May 2015 programming […]

November 2014 – March 2015 Anthony Romero Curatorial Fellowship

Anthony Romero is a Chicago artist, writer, and curator interested in documenting and supporting artist-communities whose narratives and practices are often excluded from art historical narratives and exhibitions. He has […]

February 2014 – May 2014 Jamillah James Curatorial Fellowship

AUX Curatorial Fellow Jamillah James began her research period and program curating in Spring 2014. Jamillah is a curator and writer now based in Los Angeles whose interests include other […]

September 2013 – December 2013 Marissa Perel Curatorial Fellowship

In September 2013, our first AUX Curatorial Fellow, Marissa Perel, began her research in the Philadelphia performance community preparing for her live programming in AUX. She developed two series titled […]