JESSE KAMINSKY ABOUT VIDEO RADIO EDITIONS ☰

Jesse Kaminsky
Born in Eureka Springs, Arkansas.
Lives in Boston, MA
jskaminsky at gmail

Education
2014 
MFA Sculpture, Rhode Island School of Design, Providence, RI
2001 
BFA Sculpture, Kansas City Art Institute, Kansas City, MO

Selected solo exhibitions and collaborations
2018 
The Forest and the Path: A Dreamscape – Collaboration with Garnette Cadogan, Spaceus, Faneuil Hall, Boston, MA
2017 
SCOPED – Distillery Gallery, South Boston, MA
2016 
TANSTAAFL! – with Dirk Adams, Vela Phelan, John Osorio Buck, Mobius, Cambridge, MA
2015 
A Distant Episode - The New Children’s Museum, San Diego, CA
2014 
Particle Guardian - The Dirt Palace Front Window, Providence, RI
 
A Distant Episode - Boston Children’s Museum, Boston, MA
2012 
Phototrop - Collaboration with Vela Phelan, White Walls Project, Boston MA
2011 
Invasion - FiveSevenDelle Project Space, Boston, MA
2009 
Bubbleraft 2 - MEME Gallery, Cambridge MA
2008 
Anoxia - Collaboration with Dirk Adams, Ark, Boston, MA
2001 
New Work - Solo Exhibit, La Movida, Kansas City, MO

Selected group exhibitions
2017 
Inter-dimensional Ports of Whatsoever – FPAC Gallery, Boston, MA, curated by Anabel Vázquez Rodríguez
 
Culture Club 2 – ICA Boston, Boston, MA
2015 
Illuminus Boston – collaboration with Isabella Koen, Outdoor festival, Fenway, Boston MA
 
Field Service Radio – Ricardo De Lima’s “Another Spectacle” gallery at the 2015 James and Audrey Foster Prize show, Institute of Contemporary Art, Boston, MA
 
Todo Bajo Control – Multiple locations, Providence, RI
 
Super/Cut - The Great Wall, Oakland, CA
2014 
Unlovely: RISD MFA Sculpture 2014 - 111 Front St., Dumbo, Brooklyn, NY
 
New Contemporaries - Gelman Gallery, RISD Museum, Providence, RI
 
Graduate Selections - Sol Koffler Gallery, Providence, RI
2013 
Heavy - RISD Sculpture Graduate Program Biennial, Sol Koffler Gallery, Providence, RI
 
Experimental Short Films presented by Balagan - kinodot.com
2012 
on/sincerity – 808 Gallery, Boston University, Boston, MA
2011 
Packrat - Bumpkin Island Art Encampment, Boston Harbor Islands, MA
2001 
17th Annual Drawing Show - Group Exhibit, Curated by Bill Arning, The Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA
1999 
En Masse - Juried group exhibit, Grand Arts, Kansas City, MO

Residencies and Encampments
2011 
Bumpkin Island Art Encampment, Boston Harbor Islands, MA
2010 
Artist in Residence, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston, MA
2008 
Artist In Research, Berwick Research Institute, Boston, MA

Articles and Reviews
2017 
Amelia Mason, "To Some, Boston City Hall Is An Eyesore. To These Artists, It's Inspiration," WBUR Artery, May 19, 2017
2015 
Robert Moeller, "Boston Art Prize Disappoints by Snubbing Local Artists," Hyperallergic, May 28, 2015
 
Cate McQuaid, "ICA Foster Prize show emphasizes action and flux," The Boston Globe, April 30, 2015
2012 
Eric Magnuson, "Mobile art series hits Boston’s streets," The Art Newspaper, July 2, 2012
 
Stephanie Steinberg, "Boston art truck launches summer series," The Boston Globe, July 7, 2012
 
Tenley Woodman, "Motion pictures: Art truck brings ‘White Walls Boston’ exhibit to the streets," The Boston Herald, June 30, 2012
2011 
Lisa Hresko, "Label Profile: Adventures In Licensing with Kala Bandar," College Music Journal online, November 14, 2011
2010 
Specialty Show Profile: "The Intercontinental, WMBR," College Music Journal print edition, September 18, 2010
2009 
Elsa Kim, "Jesse Kaminsky: Bubbleraft at Meme Gallery," Bostonist.com, August 4, 2009
2008 
Christian Holland, "Jesse Kaminsky," The Weekly Dig, July 2008
 
Meredith Yayanos, "The Intercontinental Radio Show," Coilhouse, May 29, 2008
2002 
Christine Temin, "Drawing Attention, "Back to the Drawing Board"," Boston Globe, January 18, 2002
 
Joanne Silver, "Drawing Attention," Boston Herald, January 4, 2002
 
H.L Resnikoff, "17th Biennial Drawing Show Mills Gallery @ the Boston Center for the Arts," NY Arts Magazine, January 2002
2001 
Michael Schonhoff, "Getting Active and Renavigating Materials," Review Magazine, April 2001
1999 
Robin Trafton, "‘En Masse' is Less Than The Sum of its Parts," The Kansas City Star, November 12, 1999