About the artist
Sable Elyse Smith
Sable Elyse Smith (born 1986) is an interdisciplinary artist, writer and educator based in New York. Smith works in photography, neon, text, appropriated imagery, sculpture, and video installation connecting language, violence, and pop culture with autobiographical subject matter. In 2018, Smith was an Artist-in Residence at the Studio Museum in Harlem. Her work was first featured at several areas such as MoMA ps1, New Museum, Brooklyn Museum, Philadelphia, MIT list visual arts center, Cambridge, Massachusetts, and other places. The artist lives and works in Richmond, Virginia, and New York City. She has been an assistant professor of Visual Arts at Columbia University since 2020.
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Violence as Ancestral Knowledge
Ana Tuazon
written in conjunction with Caroline Garcia's Session project, I Woke Up and Chose Violence.
August 2023
Electronic Cafe for Poetic Computation’s Material Cause for the Immaterial
Ryan C. Clarke
written in conjunction with The School for Poetic Computation’s (SFPC)'s Session project, Electronic Cafe for Poetic Computation (ECPC)
June 2023
Holding Space: Void Spa as a Site of Care and Resistance
S. Erin Batiste
written in conjunction with artists' S. Erin Batiste for A. Sef and Akeema-Zane's Session project, Void Spa.