Jesse Malmed (Assistant Professor, Film, Video, Animation, and New Genres) has been in the midst of a busy spring presenting a variety of works.
Malmed premiered two new archival photo projects as part of The Chicago Cluster exhibition “Don’t Make Photographs, Think Them” from March 28–April 27. These projects consist of an animation installation and a series of custom-made view master slides.
Also in Chicago, Malmed gave a new performance titled “My Acceleration Diner Time” as part of Lecture as Form: General Readings on March 29. He also presented a new collaborative performance with Alee Peoples on April 7 at the Gene Siskel Film Center
Elsewhere, Malmed’s artist books are on display at FOLD, an exhibition and reading room at stop-gap project in Columbia, Missouri, which is running from April 4 to May 2.