Sculpture Magazine Interview

From the Smallest Scraps of Nothing:
A conversation with Alice Momm

Happy to share a conversation/interview between me and artist and writer Kay Whitney published in the November/December 2022 issue of Sculpture Magazine (pp 14 – 23).


Collaboration: Alison Cook Beatty Dance
Work in Progress

Work in Progress: I am excited to collaborate with Alison Cook Beatty Dance on the first of a series of dances to take place in and around The Rambles of Central Park. Look for more information and an announcement this Spring 2023.


Thrive Exhibition at Walnford House

 

If find yourself in Monmouth County, please visit the beautiful Historic Walnford House where my work is included in the exhibition “Thrive”.


Arsenal Gallery, Central Park

Exhibition Links

Arsenal Gallery Exhibition Walkthough

Virtual tour of The Gleaners Song with Alice Momm

You Can’t See Me 0 I am just here to force some blank Space

 


You Can’t See Me 0 I am just here to force some blank Space

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An Essay by Alice Momm
The Brooklyn Rail, June 2019

Link to the Article in The Rail, June 2019

You Can’t See Me 0 I am just here to force some blank Space

 


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Panel Discussion: Art, Theory and Practice in the Anthropocene


Wave Hill House

This discussion about artistic responses to climate change and its consequences brings together contributors to a new anthology, Art, Theory and Practice in the Anthropocene. The conversation includes art historian and Christie’s Education Program Director Julie Reiss—who edited the new book—and contributors artist Aviva RahmaniNew York Times art critic Martha Schwendener—also a Visiting Associate Professor at New York University—artist Alice Momm and Jennifer McGregor, Wave Hill’s Senior Director of Arts, Education and Programs.

Free with admission to the grounds.


Framing the Natural World,

Wednesday July 29: “Van Gogh: Nature, Poetry, and the Senses,”
A Discussion with New York City-based artist Alice Momm

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SOLD OUT
This series of talks in the special exhibition galleries takes a look at Van Gogh’s special interest in and relationship with nature through the lens of experts in a variety of fields. Clark curator Richard Kendall brings a historical perspective; working artists Mike Glier and Alice Momm bring professionally discerning eyes; and Ilona Bell offers the vantage point of an expert gardener. Each talk is certain to be highly informative and revelatory. Space is limited and reservations are required.

Clark Art Institute: “Van Gogh and Nature”

This summer, I have been invited to give a talk on my impressions of the soon to open “Van Gogh and Nature” exhibition at the Clark Art Institute in Williamstown, MA. My talk, Van Gogh: Nature, Poetry and the Senses will include a walk on the grounds of the Clark. If you will be in the Berkshires on July 29, I will hope to see you there! More information coming…

Christie’s Talk – May 12, 2015

I am happy to participate in a panel discussion at Christie’s Education on May 12. Please see below for information and RSVP information.

Mapping, Extracting and Remaking: Contemporary Artists and the Environment

May 12, 2015

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From Left to Right
Vadis Turner, “Swamp,” 7ft x 6ft x 6in, fabric, ribbon, mixed media, 2013
Matthew Jensen, “July, Kuerner Farm,” 2014
Alice Momm, “Pine Needle Circus,” approximately 7″ x 5″ each, pine needles, bark & leaves, 2015

Join us on Tuesday, May 12 from 6:00 – 9:00 p.m. at Christie’s Education, New York for a panel discussion moderated by Dr. Julie Reiss, Program Director of the Modern Art and Its Market Master’s.

Mapping, Extracting and Remaking: Contemporary Artists and the Environment panelists will include contemporary artists Matthew Jensen, Alice Momm and Vadis Turner. All three create artwork that engages with the environment, either through interaction with specific places or through their choice of materials or both. Matthew Jensen maps the landscape or the cityscape through walks and photography. Alice Momm collects natural materials and adapts them to create indoor and outdoor installations. Vadis Turner uses a craft-based process to create colorful contemporary heirlooms, repurposing discarded textiles that would otherwise end up in a landfill. Each artist will make a short presentation about their work before we open the room up to discussion.

This event is open to students and alumni of all levels as well as to the public. Space is limited and a reservation is required. Please email

Event Details

Tuesday May 12, 6:00  – 9:00 pm>
Christie’s Education, New York
11 West 42nd Street, Floor 8
Reserve a Space

ODETTA presents Becoming……

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ODETTA is pleased to present recent works by Deborah Brown, Gregory Curry, Mary Dwyer, Alice Momm

The four artists in Becoming… invigorate the genre of portraiture with wit, beauty, and style. They hone in on the essence of their subjects’ personalities, depicting inner life and social context rather than a physical likeness. From historical paintings that veer into abstraction, surrealist found faces in shards of bark, to beautifully rendered forms not fully human, each artist presents a cohesive body of work that reveals as much of their intentions as it does their subjects’.

Opening Reception: Friday November 14, 6-9 pm

The Handmade and Humble – Leaves, Bark, Twigs & Vine

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Alice Momm: The Handmade and Humble – Leaves, Bark, Twigs & Vines

PoNO couldn’t be happier to have our second ‘talk story’ chat with gifted artist and friend, Alice Momm. Alice’s mix of curiosity, intelligence, generosity, and strong voice creates a truly righteous spirit. Her recent works focus on “sculptural, ephemeral and participatory pieces that consider the passage of time, cycles of life and entropy, and offer fleeting attempts to reinsert ‘enchantment’ into the woods.”