Residency / public speaking
This research field project aims to create cultural, social, and economic sustainable networks in different rural territories of Southern Italy, such as Valfortore, Irpinia, and Valle Caudina. It is run by Interferenze's new arts festival.
https://www.facebook.com/liminaria/
February - April news
Project “Things we Lost in the Fire / Ledger” at Art Paris, France
Represented by Gallery Dilecta.
ART PARIS 2022. 07 - 10 April GRAND PALAIS ÉPHÉMÈRE
https://eendress.com/index#/things-we-lost-in-the-fire-ledger/
https://www.artparis.com/en/artist/107687
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Project “Taxonomy of Breathing”
Commissioned by Journal ARTMargins 10.3 / Anniversary Issue
MIT Press
More information about Taxonomy of Breathing at:
https://www.taxonomyofbreathing.com
https://www.iceboxcollective.studio
Journal Art Margins has now made the entire content of the ARTMargins Anniversary issue available online: https://direct.mit.edu/artm/issue/10/3
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Video “Acts of Relocating”, to be projected into the pavilion façade.
Commissioned by the European Union pavilion for SXSW.
South by South West / SXSW
Austin Texas March 12 -14
Video " Hatajo / Flock" at FIVA 10
FIVA TENTH EDITION / International Festival of Video Art
09, 10, 11 and 12 December Centro Cultural Gral. San Martín,
Ciudad de Buenos Aires, Argentina.
Hatajo / Flock
a video produced by Simone and Edgar Endress
Is a short experimental video, recorded in collaboration with poet and decismista: Daniel Ruben Valenzuela (aka Piturro) and the music and dance group Malemba Zapateo in El Carmen – Peru. "Flock" is a short video portrait of Zapateo; a manifestation originated as a form of resistance responding to oppressive historical experiences of an often marginalized group.
The “Hatajo de negritos” dance are traditional Afro-Peruvian expressions from the southcentral coastal department of Ica. A predominantly rural area congregate of one of the largest concentrations of Afro-Peruvians in the country. Although Peruvians of African descent are a minority within their country, their culture has had a tremendous impact.
Zapateo, with some distant elements similar to tap dancing, displays a complex pattern of footwork that uses the feet to create percussion, and historical response to drums been banned during the time of slavery.
Project "Things we lost in the Fire" at FIAC 2022 / Paris - France
FIAC 2022 will take place at the Grand Palais Éphémère from 22-25 October 2022.
Article Magazine Arte Al Limite
Article Magazine Arte Al Limite / page 126
special thanks Rofa Project
bi-monthly Spanish/ English-language magazine which focuses on trends in contemporary art.
Solo Exhibit at Gallery Dilecta in Paris France
Celestial Emporium Of Benevolent Knowledge
Début : jeudi 28 novembre / samedi 11 janvier 2020
Gallery Dilecta - Paris France
Video: "How to Make it Rain" at 11th edition of the international summit of the photo of Fès
from November 30 to December 20
Fez-Marroco
Acts of Knowledge & Narrative Machine at IDB Cultural Center
A CITY OF QUESTIONS” WILL BE AT THE IDB CULTURAL CENTER UNTIL MARCH IN WASHINGTON, D.C.
Washington, D.C. – November 13th, the IDB Cultural Center will open “A City of Questions: DC Artists Encouraging Inclusive Development.”
Details Acts of Knowledge
Narrative Machine is a collaboration with Daniel Lofaro
Cartography of Extraction at Gallery Impakto / Lima-Peru.
Installation Maps of Extraction (21 pieces).
Prints in HACO Gallery
Exhibit // the way I see it
Sept 22 - Oct 21, 2018
31 Grand St. Brooklyn NY 11249
Coronado printstudio
In Residency at the Dora Maar House
Located in Menerbes, South of France
link / https://www.facebook.com/doramaarhouse/
Until the end of July in Residency in the Dora Maar House, (Brown Foundation Fellows Program).
Speaking at Panel discussion / The Future of Public Space,
Panel discussion The Future of Public Space,
The panel Tuesday, June 19th at the West End Library in D
Panel in support of The Future of Public Space, the latest volume SOM Thinkers book series.
These volumes seek to inspire critical debate about the social, ecological, economic and political dimensions of the built environment.
Organized by Publications team at the architecture firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill LLP (SOM).
Recipient Dora Maar Fellowship
Sketch Project
Recipient Dora Maar Fellowship
Dora Maar House in Ménerbes, FranceJuly 2018
The Brown Foundation Fellows Program, based at the Dora Maar House in Ménerbes, France, provides residencies of one to three months for mid-career professionals in the arts and humanities to concentrate on their fields of expertise.
In cited Artist to UV Project in Tunisia
Sketch Project
U. V - Visual Utopias
Sousse-Tunisia
June 24-July 04
Public Artspace project: a project that addresses issues of cultural development and historical events that affected the city and the country
Project "Institution of Oblivion" touring /
The Institution of Oblivion is a multidimensional collaboration established with the Office of Human Rights in Haiti and is concerned with the inhumane pre-trial detention of inmates. Haiti’s judicial system lacks the right of habeas corpus, which requires a person under arrest to be brought before a judge. Individuals accused of a crime fall victim to a precarious system, often descending into institutional oblivion with no legal recourse. Haiti’s legal and prison system is an overt expression of the country’s underlying economic disparity, emphasized by the fact that the entire state system is administered in French while the majority of people speak Haitian Creole.
“Petite Papier” are notes written on whatever available paper that inmates hand to visitors, lawyers, or anyone exiting the prison, screaming for recognition of their existence and their rights, a message-in-a -bottle seeking anything that might bring hope and salvation.
Institution of Oblivion part of Relational Undercurrents: Contemporary Art of the Caribbean Archipelago.
The exhibit will travel to five venues from now until the fall of 2019
Project supported by the Getty Foundation Pacific Standard Time
Below please see the travel schedule for Relational Undercurrents: Contemporary Art of the Caribbean Archipelago.
SUMMER 2018
May 31 – September 23, 2018
The Miriam and Ira D. Wallach Art Gallery
& Sugar Hill
Columbia University, NYC
FALL 2018
October 13 2018 – January 13, 2019
The Patricia & Phillip Frost Art Museum
SPRING 2019
Portland Museum of Art
SUMMER 2019
June 22 – September 8, 2019
Delaware Art Museum