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  • Open Space in Armenia

    The Open Space platform as part of the Armenia Art Fair is designed to present contemporary art within a larger context and scale, not through galleries, but through individual artists, curatorial projects, and off-spaces. This year’s focus, curated by Eva Khachatryan, asks artists to respond to the outdoor area of the Mergelyan Institute (Yerevan Computer…

  • Wongface Celebration

    Jordan Wong’s Super Mega Wonder 1999 – first envisioned as part of SPACES’ group exhibition A Public Trust curated by Megan Young – finds its forever home in Cleveland! The public sculpture is seven feet tall, designed with inspiration from toy boxes and covered with Wong’s signature graphics. It is now open for exchange, sitting…

  • See Sign Stealing in Ann Arbor

    The Sign Stealing project has been selected for inclusion as part of the Ann Arbor Film Festival, Off the Screen! Programming. A 6-Channel video installation will be presented in partnership with the University of Michigan in the North Quad community space. Additionally, Megan Young will present a community engaged workshop considering the surveillance landscape and…

  • Walking the Drone

    As part of the residency and public engagement with Akron Soul Train, Megan Young’s SIGN STEALING project explores the rise in state sanctioned domestic surveillance and militarized responses to civilian gatherings. AST is hosting a free public engagement in downtown Akron where participants explore how aerial surveillance affects physicality and perception. Those attending will engage…

  • CEC ArtsLink Residency

    Megan Young has been awarded a 2021 CEC ArtsLink – Arts Prospect Residency to Yerevan, Armenia. She will research feminist social practices, anti-oppression work, and engage the community through arts interventions.   Learn more.

  • Downtown Field Trip

    Sign up to join local artists on on Saturday, September 26, 2020 from 3-5pm in exploring Cleveland’s pubic monuments. This public engagement, designed in conjunction with The Monument Lab’s self directed activity guide of the same name, explores questions of art and justice within public spaces. We will meet in Cleveland’s Public Square at 3PM,…