Barbara Schroeder

Conduct Matters: Jeanine Oleson in conversation with Connie Butler, Jaleh Mansoor, and K-Sue Park @ the 2020 Printed Matter LA Art Book Fair

For LAABF 2020, Oleson had planned to present a performative talk to launch her book Conduct Matters, an extension of her 2017 exhibition and performances at the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles. In place of this live program, the artist, contributors, and publishers—Jeanine Oleson, Connie Butler, Jaleh Mansoor, K-Sue Park, Karen Kelly, and Barbara Schroeder—host a virtual conversation to discuss the use of materials, language, and ethics in the project and subsequent book.

Upgrade Available: Julia Christensen hosts a virtual panel with Aria Dean and Jessica Gambling

Julia Christensen hosts a virtual panel discussion on Upgrade Available. The multimedia presentation centers on how relentless “upgrade culture”—the perceived notion that one needs to constantly upgrade our electronics to remain relevant—fundamentally impacts our experience of time. Panelists include Aria Dean, editor and curator at Rhizome, and Jessica Gambling, LACMA archivist. Part of LACMA’s virtual Earth Day festivities, this event emphasizes the environmental focus of Christensen’s work, as well as the planetary science that her collaborators from JPL brought into her practice.

Before Pictures: Juliane Rebentisch in conversation with Douglas Crimp at the Whitney Museum of American Art

Berlin-based philosopher Juliane Rebentisch visits New York’s Whitney Museum of American Art to discuss Before Pictures with its author. In this exchange, Crimp reflects on his first decade in New York City, from 1967 to 1977, and his endeavor to “weave together stories of the two cultures that were most important in my life at the time—gay liberation and the art that came to be called postmodernist.” Hosted by the Whitney Museum of American Art.

Herstory Inventory: Ulrike Müller, Tiffany Malakooti, Barbara Schroeder, Gregg Bordowitz, Nicole Eisenman, and Jonah Groeneboer in conversation @ The New York Public Library. Moderated by Arezoo Moseni

On the occasion of the publication of Herstory Inventory, artist and educator Ulrike Müller is joined by writer and artist Gregg Bordowitz, artist Nicole Eisenman, artist Jonah Groeneboer, designer Tiffany Malakooti, and author Barbara Schroeder of Dancing Foxes Press to discuss this collaborative endeavor in the context of contemporary feminisms. The discussion is moderated by Arezoo Moseni and hosted by the New York Public Library.