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Public Women – Artists Working on the Street
On a warm summer evening in SoHo, artists Kanami Kusajima, Susana Aldanondo, and Eternal Possessions transformed the corner of Mott and Grand Streets into an impromptu public art space. Through dance, painting, and wheat-pasting, they brought their work directly to the streets, inviting passersby to experience art outside the traditional walls of galleries and museums.
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Kanami Kusajima: On Community, Connection, and Street Dancing
Street dancer Kanami Kusajima turned pandemic isolation into movement across New York’s parks, finding community, activism, and fleeting human connection while fighting for buskers’ freedom, recognition, and the right to be heard.
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m OTHER: A Sentient Perspective on Stepmotherhood
m OTHER is on display at ChaShaMa’s gallery on 340 E 64th St. New York, New York 10065 from Mar 25 — Apr 21, 2023. IT will also be featured in a documentary by filmmaker Claire Cheney, alongside Naja Hall and Wednesday Martin, author of Stepmonster, one of the first books to explore the role of stepmothers in the household.
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Dancing in the Streets
Meet Madelaine Burnett, a contemporary artist practicing a different kind of street art: taking modern dance off the stage and out onto the streets.
