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Artist Lou Anne Colodny Joins WAAM platform.
Lou Anne Colodny is a Miami-based multidisciplinary artist working across video, installation, drawing, photography, and sculpture. Her practice is informed by earlier experiences in dance, theater, and museum administration, and often explores themes of identity, power, and the psychological pressures shaping contemporary life. Colodny writes, directs, performs in, and produces her own video works, integrating performance, sound, and visual media into immersive environments.
Artist Jee Park joins the WAAM platform.
Jee Park is a Miami based artist whose practice deals with memory, loss and ritual. Her latest works are informed by the Suui- a traditional Korean hemp based burial garment, often used to initiate a rite of passage for the dearly departed. Elements such as sleeves or string are stitched together with bedsheets, various textiles, and other personal or familial garments of the artist’s daily life. Her recent solo exhibitions include Close to Home (2023) at Dimensions Variable
Artist Lou Anne Colodny Joins WAAM platform.
Lou Anne Colodny is a Miami-based multidisciplinary artist working across video, installation, drawing, photography, and sculpture. Her practice is informed by earlier experiences in dance, theater, and museum administration, and often explores themes of identity, power, and the psychological pressures shaping contemporary life. Colodny writes, directs, performs in, and produces her own video works, integrating performance, sound, and visual media into immersive environments.
Artist Jee Park joins the WAAM platform.
Jee Park is a Miami based artist whose practice deals with memory, loss and ritual. Her latest works are informed by the Suui- a traditional Korean hemp based burial garment, often used to initiate a rite of passage for the dearly departed. Elements such as sleeves or string are stitched together with bedsheets, various textiles, and other personal or familial garments of the artist’s daily life. Her recent solo exhibitions include Close to Home (2023) at Dimensions Variable
From the Heights: Kabuya Pamela Bowens-Saffo
From the Heights marks South Florida native Kabuya Pamela Bowens-Saffo’s first solo art exhibition in Miami. Featuring works from as early as 1977 to present day, this exhibition celebrates the artist’s practice as a printmaker and honors her legacy as a key member of the South Florida art community. FOUNTAINHEAD REJUVENATION, 1989, Etching and Chine Collé on rice paper 15x22 in. Courtesy of the Artist & Miami Dade College. Photo credit: Inga Finch. Born and raised in Richmon
Archival Activism: Women Artists Archive Miami’s Artist as Archivist Residency Platform
Aurora Molina, 2022 The City Beautiful is Turning Ugly. Embroidery on Canvas. Courtesy of the Artist. Across archives, I am reminded of the strength of the personal and much more so when it comes into the public eye. Leafing through the archives of five artists based in Miami, I investigate what is at the heart of Women Artists Archive Miami’s (WAAM) Artist as Archivist (A/A) program—contextualized in two words—as archival activism. It is a term that defines how these artists
Interview with Lou Anne Colodny | Anita Sharma
Hollywood, Florida Anita Sharma: I want to start by thanking you for the opportunity to talk with you about your work and art practice in Miami. In addition to having a longstanding critical art practice, you have contributed immensely to the cultural landscape of South Florida. You were a founding Director of MoCA and more recently, you are the co-director of Under the Bridge in North Miami. Can you talk about these two experiences, what they meant to you and how they have
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