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EDUCATION
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2005
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MA in Arts Education New York University
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1998
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BFA The School of the Museum of Fine Arts in
conjunction with Tufts University
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1995
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The University of Michigan School of Fine Arts
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SOLO EXHIBITIONS
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2007
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Internal Combustion Rebus Works, Raleigh,
NC
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2002
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Lauren Adelman Recent Works Rhythm &
Muse, Jamaica Plain, MA
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GROUP EXHIBITIONS
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2010
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The Wassaic Project Maxon Mills Gallery,
Wassaic, NY
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2009
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Ubuntu: I Am Because We Are Mark W.
Potter Gallery, Watertown, CT
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Broad Shoulders and Brotherly Love Hyde
Park Art Center, Chicago, IL
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2008
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Staff Exhibit The Museum of Modern Art,
New York, NY
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Made From Love Bronx Museum Project
Space, Bronx, NY
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2006
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Objects Reinvented P.C.O.G. Gallery,
New York, NY
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2005
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New Works: Selections by Kiki Smith and Valerie
Hammond The Commons, New York, NY
Apparatus Rosenberg Gallery, New York, NY
Americana The Commons, New York, NY
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2003
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People of the Book Perkins Gallery,
Stoughton, MA.
Altered book collaboration with incarcerated teens, juvenile lawyers
and youth advocates
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1998
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Annual Ceramics Show Anderson Gallery,
Boston, MA
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Group Exhibition Anderson Gallery, Boston,
MA
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The Farm an outdoor sculpture park Phillipston,
MA
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1997
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Annual Sculpture Show Anderson Gallery
Boston, MA
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The Farm an outdoor sculpture park Phillipston,
MA
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GRANTS, AWARDS AND RESIDENCIES
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2010
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The Wassaic Project Artist in Residence Wassaic,
NY
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2008
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Brooklyn Arts Council Community Arts Regrant
“Public Art with Incarcerated Girls”
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2007
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Anchor Graphics Artist-in-Residence Chicago,
IL
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1998
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The Pratt Grant Traveling Grant awarded through
the School of the Museum of Fine Arts
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COMMUNITY/ PUBLIC ART PROJECTS
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2011
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Waiting New York, NY - Public Art Project
to be installed in the Family Court 4th Floor Waiting Room in Lower
Manhattan in collaboration with formerly incarcerated youth and
teens aging out of foster care. Installation to be completed in
June 2011.
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Midtown Community Court/ MoMA Public Mural
New York, NY - Public Mural project to be completed in Midtown Manhattan
in collaboration with women arrested for prostitution and non-custodial
fathers mandated by the courts to take parenting classes, as well
as the larger Midtown community. To be completed in Spring 2011.
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2010
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Two Different Lives The Bronx Residential
Center, Bronx, NY- Documentary film project with incarcerated young
men.
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The Banner Project The Brooklyn Residential
Center, Brooklyn, NY- Large Scale Mural Project with incarcerated
girls
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The Letterwriting Project Rose M. Singer,
Rikers Island NY, The Brooklyn Residential Center, Brooklyn, NY
and Spectrum Boston, MA - This was a collaborative project between
young women of Boston and N.Y. Visual 'letters' were mailed between
incarcerated girls in both cities sharing common experiences creating
a dialogue through art. This project began in 2008 and continued
through 2010.
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2009
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Climbing the Gears of Life The Bronx
Residential Center , Bronx, NY- Mural permanently installed in entryway
of detention center created in collaboration with incarcerated young
men.
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2008
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The Pillowcase Project Rikers Island
& The Brooklyn Residential Center – Public art project
created in collaboration with incarcerated girls.
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2005
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The Banner Project Brooklyn Residential
Center, Brooklyn, NY – Public art project created in collaboration
with incarcerated girls.
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The Greenhouse Transformation Project
Brooklyn Residential Center, Brooklyn, NY – Transformation
of a dilapidated greenhouse in the courtyard of the residential
center with a group of 8 incarcerated girls.
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2004
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The Postcard Project: Art and Social Action
with Incarcerated Teens Crossroads Juvenile Detention Facility,
Brooklyn, NY- Public mail art project created in collaboration with
a group if incarcerated girls.
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TEACHING EXPERIENCE
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2008- present
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Artistic Noise New York
Executive Director/ Founder
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2005- present
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The Museum of Modern Art New York, NY
Partnership Program Educator for Community and Criminal Justice
Programs, 9/10-present
Museum Educator in School Programs, 9/07-present
Text & Image Instructor, 6/08-8/08
Activist Art Instructor, 3/08-4/08
Paper Instructor,10/07-12/07
Digital Photography Instructor,1/07-5/07
Printmaking Instructor, 10/06- 12/06; 6/05- 8/05
Contemporary Art Instructor, 5/06-8/06
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2003-07
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Community Prep High School/CASES New York,
NY
Art Teacher 9/05 – 6/07
Arts and Entrepreneurship Program Coordinator 9/03 – 6/07
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2001- 03
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Artistic Noise Boston, MA
Art and Entrepreneurship Program Coordinator/ Co-Founder
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2002-03
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Alvin Ailey Camp Boston Boston, MA
Creative Communications Instructor
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1997-01
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Artists For Humanity Boston, MA
Young Women’s Initiative Founder/ Education Coordinator 7/99
–10/01
Teaching Artist 2/97- 7/99
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1999
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The Grover Cleveland Middle School Dorchester,
MA
Art Teacher
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LECTURES/ ARTIST PANELS
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2008
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New York University Social Issue-Based Art Education Professional
Development Seminar
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2007
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Mess Hall Chicago, IL: Dialogue: Art and Activism
with Incarcerated Youth
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Anchor Graphics Chicago, IL: Artists Talk and
Demonstration at conclusion of residency
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Rebus Works Raleigh, NC: Artists Dialogue:
Art/ Education/ Activism
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2005
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The Dean’s Grant for Student Research Colloquium
New York, NY: Presented Visual Research Findings
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2002
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The ABA Juvenile Defenders Summit Phoenix,
AZ: Gender Specific Programming Panelist
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2000
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ArtShow: Youth and Community Development Video
Screening,The Museum of Fine Arts Boston, MA
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ArtShow: Youth and Community Development Harvard
School of Education, Cambridge, MA Panelist
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BIBLIOGRAPHY
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2006
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“Alumna Makes Art Expression Available to Incarcerated
Teens” New York University Newsletter Spring
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2005
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“Steinhardt Art Student Works with Incarcerated Girls on Social
Activism Research Project” NYU Research
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2000
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“Designing Their Futures: From Crafting to Marketing, Young
Women’s Initiative is Turning Teenagers on to Art”. The
Boston Globe November 5, 2000, pp 7-9
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1999
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ArtShow: Youth and Community Development Book and Video, Washington
D.C.: Partners For Livable Communities
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PUBLICATIONS
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2003
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Girls’ Coalition “Artwork by Girls
in The Juvenile Justice System” Vol. 10, Issue 1
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2001
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Girls’ Coalition “YWInc: The Voice
& Vision of 13 Young, Urban Females” Vol. 8, Issue 2, p.4
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Teen Voices “Voice & Vision”
Article and photographs written & designed with The Young Women’s
Initiative P. 54
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1997
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Clay Times “The Making of a Nicaraguan
Pot” June 3, No.4 Article and Photographs p. 28-31
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1996
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Potters for Peace News “ Loma Panda”
- Issue IV, p. 1-3
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TRAININGS AND CERTIFICATIONS
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2009
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Restorative Justice Training The Next Generation
Center Bronx, NY
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2005
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The National Foundation for Teaching Entrepreneurship
Teacher Certification New York, NY
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VISUAL ARTS EXPERIENCE
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2005-07
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Studio Monitor New York University Printmaking
Studio New York, NY
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2005
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Kiki Smith’s Master Class for Advanced Printmakers
New York, NY
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1996
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In-Country Intern Potters For Peace Nicaragua
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1994
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Printing Assistant Bob Blackburn’s Printmaking
Workshop, New York, NY
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