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Lindsay Benedict
Born
New York, United States
NationalityAmerican
EducationWilliams College, UC Berkeley, Whitney Museum of American Art’s Independent Study Program
Websitehttps://hyperallergic.com/author/lindsay-l-benedict/

Lindsay Benedict is an artist living in New York City who works in Super 8 and 16mm film, performance, sound, text and painting.[1] Her works explore cultural boundaries through intimate relationships.[2][3] She is also an adjunct professor in the Fine Arts department at Parsons, The New School in New York City.[4][5]

Selected works and exhibitions[edit]

Carrying (you) at ZARATAN Arte Contemporanea in Lisbon, Portugal was an open studio presentation about the grief of heartbreak and a maternal transformation. The artist works with drips of water on paper and in an audio document, a process that is slow and accumulative.[6][7] Carrying (you) was accompanied by an audio field soundtrack entitled 9 months of slow drops[8][9] and public presentations such as an artist talk[10] and a live DJ set (during COVID-19), entitled Ciclo ÑDjs #97: 1-cent black on magenta.[11]

How to Dance a group exhibition at BronxArtSpace in New York City with collaborator Julia Brown.[12] Curated by Phyllis Rosenzweig, the exhibition plays with movement, gesture and discipline in document and plan; it also includes artists Mark Bradford, Klara Liden, and Glendalys Medina.

KINDREDS: a song about animals performed at Danspace with Letitia Spangler.[13] The work celebrates ‘play’ and emotional wisdom while pushing deeper into concepts of intimacy and co-dependency. Lindsay Benedict and Letitia Spangler sought out behaviors that are present in both humans and animals.

dirty domestic a solo exhibition at Martina Johnston gallery in the Bay Area of California in which the artist shares works that present her own body as a site of pleasure and conflict.[14] The exhibition presented projects in various media, including 16mm films, audio installations, photography, and painting that presents parallels between the various interior settings in which her work was created, and the artist-run gallery in which it was exhibited.[15]

Are you There? Yes. Are you there? Yes. a photograph essay exhibited in Banff, Canada and at PARMER gallery in Bedstuy, Brooklyn.[16] It is an installation of still images. On 16mm moving image film, Benedict documented two people performing a repetitive action of checking to see if the other is there. One reaching for the other, over and over again. The film was transferred into digital video then specific digital stills were chosen and arranged into vertical diptychs.

VECCHIO MERDA DANZBAND is a collective that formed in Turin when the four core members Lindsay Benedict (US), Lia Cecchin (IT), Daniella Isamit Morales (VN) and Lisa Perrucci (IT) all met regularly and speaking in three different languages –Italian, Spanish and English.[17] They performed SUPERLIKERS at Centrale Fies an hour-long performance of melancholic songs, instructional dance steps and purposeless karaoke.[18]

Baby, I just want to dance Twelve unknown dances performed in the parking lot of Le Confort Moderne in Poitiers, France.[19] Lindsay Benedict held an open-call to the local public and used a battery powered boom-box for music. Anyone was invited to perform, auditions were never held, and the dancers brought their own music on the evening of the event.[20]

Collections[edit]

  • Artist book, I Called to You Your Name by Lindsay Benedict in the University of California, Berkeley Art History and Classics library [21]
  • DVD, What's love got to do with it? in the University of California, Berkeley Library, Media Resources Center[22]
  • DVD, Real live people in the University of California, Berkeley Library, Media Resources Center [23]
  • Monographie, I Called to You Your Name by Lindsay Benedict in the Bibliothèque Angoulême, École européenne supérieure de l’image[24]
  • Film, You Coated Me with a Layer of Fat Sélection Oodaaq 2012, edition.[25][26]

External links[edit]

Official artist website of Lindsay L Benedict -- lindsayasitcontinues.info [27]

Edition of 25 Risograph 'Golden Arrowhead' prints, from Lindsay Benedict's "Carrying (you)" fine art presentation at Zaratan Arte Contemporânea[28]

Audio interview on Yale radio "30 minute interview with Lindsay Benedict" by Brainard Carey[29]

Interview in Critical Correspondence "Lindsay Benedict in Conversation with Will Rawls"[30]

Review of solo show on DailyServing, "Lindsay Benedict: dirty domestic at Martina }{ Johnston gallery"[31]

Texts as a contributing writer for HyperAllergic.com [32]

Contributing artist to Shifter magazine: 22: Dictionary of the Possible;[33] 16: Pluripotential;[34] 15: Will;[35] 14: On Certainty;[36] 12: Unassigned[37]

"Lectures with Lindsay" audio project for ATC, Art, Technology, and Culture Lecture Series, UC Berkeley[38]

Sources cited[edit]

  1. ^ "Lindsay L. Benedict – Hyperallergic". Hyperallergic. 14 November 2012. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  2. ^ brainardcarey (2016-04-28). "Lindsay Benedict". Interviews from Yale University Radio WYBCX. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  3. ^ exhibit-E.com. "Bose Pacia - On Certainty - Press Release". www.bosepacia.com. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  4. ^ "Lindsay Benedict - Parsons School of Design". ww2.newschool.edu. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  5. ^ Correal, Annie (31 October 2017). "A Seed Artist Germinates History". The New York Times. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  6. ^ Artist in Residence at Zaratan Arte Contemporanea https://zaratan.pt/en/resident/280
  7. ^ Documented video walk-through of Carrying (you) at Zaratan https://www.facebook.com/378732662282776/videos/2567587493484018/
  8. ^ "LINDSAY BENEDICT | Carrying (You) | Zaratan - Arte Contemporânea".
  9. ^ Audio documentation of 9 months of slow drops https://www.facebook.com/zaratan.ac/videos/632401810650504/
  10. ^ Artist talk with Lindsay Benedict and Rowley Haynes https://zaratan.pt/en/event/446
  11. ^ Video documentation of Ciclo ÑDjs #97 - Lindsay Benedict [1-cent black on magenta] https://www.facebook.com/zaratan.ac/videos/ciclo-ñdjs-97-lindsay-benedict-1-cent-black-on-magenta/581377672516214/
  12. ^ "How to Dance" exhibition information on BronxArtSpace website http://www.bronxartspace.com/2020
  13. ^ "Food For Thought: curated by Adrienne Rooney, Ali Rosa-Salas, Greta Hartenstein – Danspace Project". www.danspaceproject.org. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  14. ^ "Martina Johnston - Exhibitions". www.martinajohnston.org. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  15. ^ "Lindsay Benedict: dirty domestic at Martina }{ Johnston Gallery". DAILY SERVING. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  16. ^ "PARMER". parmer.info. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  17. ^ "Vecchio Merda Danzband ☛ Centrale Fies". ATP DIARY. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  18. ^ "centrale fies / DRODESERA 2014 / SKILLBUILDING / INFO". www.centralefies.it. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  19. ^ N-3RD. "confort moderne". www.confort-moderne.fr. Retrieved 2018-06-23.{{cite web}}: CS1 maint: numeric names: authors list (link)
  20. ^ "Lindsay Benedict in conversation with Will Rawls « Critical Correspondence". old.movementresearch.org. Retrieved 2018-06-23.
  21. ^ Hanson, Lindsey; McAfee, Marjorie; Karpman, Jason; Benedict, Lindsay L; Steere, Heather; Savion, Yoram; Curry, Arwen; Tanner, Cerissa; University of California, Berkeley (2007), Film and video makers at Cal 2007., OCLC 171293813, retrieved 2018-06-12
  22. ^ Hanson, Lindsey; McAfee, Marjorie; Karpman, Jason; Benedict, Lindsay L.; Steere, Heather; Savion, Yoram; Curry, Arwen; Tanner, Cerissa (2007), Film and video makers at Cal 2007. What's love got to do with it?, University of California, Berkeley, Pacific Film Archive, retrieved 2018-06-23
  23. ^ Murti, Arun; Marsh, Jason; Egozy, Offer; Brown-Taher, Renna; Menzel, Evan; Benedict, Lindsay; Lichter, Susie; Harris, Jeanette; Maznavi, M. Hasna (2006), Film and video makers at Cal 2006. Real live people, University of California, Berkeley, Pacific Film Archive, retrieved 2018-06-12
  24. ^ Library Catalog at European School of Visual Arts listing "I Called to You Your Name" in its catalog (in French)
  25. ^ Benedict, Lindsay, You coated me with a layer of fat, OCLC 981939737, retrieved 2018-06-12
  26. ^ Ten year retrospective of L'oeil d'Oodaaq http://www.loeildoodaaq.fr/medias/festival_2021/Estival_2021.pdf
  27. ^ Artist Lindsay L Benedict's official website
  28. ^ "Carrying (you)" Risograph print, edition of 25 from Zaratan in Lisbon, Portugal https://zaratan.pt/shop/product/lindsay-benedict/
  29. ^ Interviews from Yale University Radio WYBCX -- Lindsay Benedict
  30. ^ Critical Correspondence Interview with Will Rawls "Lindsay Benedict in Conversation with Will Rawls
  31. ^ Review of Solo show on DailyServing, "Lindsay Benedict: dirty domestic at Martina }{ Johnston gallery"
  32. ^ Texts as a contributing writer for HyperAllergic.com
  33. ^ Shifter 22: Dictionary of the Possible
  34. ^ Shifter 16: Pluripotential
  35. ^ Shifter 15: Will
  36. ^ Shifter 14: On Certainty
  37. ^ Shifter 12: Unassigned
  38. ^ "Lectures with Lindsay" project for ATC, Arts Technology and Culture Colloquium, UC Berkeley
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