FEATURED OPEN CALL
REMOTE ARTIST RESIDENCY
Plexus Projects Remote Artist Residency provides 1-on-1 online studio visits focused on developing professional practices, portfolios, exhibitions, proposals, and communications. At the end of the residency, each artist’s work will be presented in an online solo exhibition. This interdisciplinary residency is open to artists based anywhere in the world and working in any media.
NEXT REVIEW DEADLINE: JAN 31, 2025
GROUP EXHIBITION: IRL + URL
exploring digital representations of the biological world curated by Laura Splan
GUI/GOOEY
ONLINE EXHIBITION: extended through Jan 31, 2025
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PAST CURATORIAL PROJECTS
Dose Projects
Plexus Projects is a continuation of the experimental curatorial project, Dose Projects (2013-2017), founded by artist Laura Splan in her Greenpoint, Brooklyn art studio. The artist-run website and exhibition spaces presented work by over forty artists and project sales supported charitable causes, including Médecins Sans Frontières, Chimp Haven, and Planned Parenthood.
ONLINE PROJECT PARTICIPANTS
Adrienne Heloise, Andrew Murray, Billy Renkl, Caroline Mak, Carolyn Monastra, Chad States, Chris Duncan, Debra Ramsay, De Kwok, Desirée Holman, Ève K. Tremblay, Heather L. Johnson, Jen Garrido, John Andrew, Kimberly Witham, Lauren Kalman, Lorrie Fredette, Margaret Fitzgerald, Misako Inaoka, Phillip Andrew Lewis
GROUP EXHIBITIONS
Future Artifact (Creative Tech Week Exhibition)
Julia Buntaine, Corsin Billeter, Taylor Ervin, Danielle Ezzo & Anton Marini, Snow Yunxue Fu, Bang Geul Han, Sophie Barrett-Kahn, Ullrich Klose, Christopher MacInnes, James Proctor, Nathan Selikoff, Laura Skocek
The Dose Makes the Poison
Amelia Bauer, Bert Bergen, Bill Durgin, Carolyn Monastra, Debra Ramsay, Heather L. Johnson, John Andrew, Kimberly Witham, Laura Splan, Mary Schwab, Reuben Lorch-Miller