ECHO is an interdisciplinary collaboration with Justin Tornow that explores junctions between site-specific installation, live performance, and pre-recorded video projection.
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Mural project at Duke University’s Arts Annex
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A temporary site-specific installation at the Ackland Art Museum, Oct-Nov 2016
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Don’t You Lie To Me podcast interview released. Jeff asks me about the developmental arc of my work, my personal life, and my identity as a human being making art.
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“Some Shifting and Some Time”
Sep 10, 2016-Feb 4, 2017
Opening Sep 16 from 6-8p with an artist talk starting at 5p
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Collaborative work presented with Justin Tornow & COMPANY, Wilmington, NC Continue reading
In 2015, I completed the upper cabinet mural at the Cocoa Cinnamon Hillsborough Rd location using the geo-coordinates of a history of the travel of coffee.
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a mobile art installation commissioned by KONTEK Systems
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NC Arts Council Fellows 2014-2015
October 1, 2015 – January 17, 2016
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Selections from “Value of Words #15/5” at CAM Raleigh, November 2015
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FOLDING LIGHT, a collaborative show from Heather Gordon and Warren Hicks, Oct 24-Nov 28, Durham Art Guild’s Suntrust Gallery
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“Resting Place” is an origami map of 26 Hopewell earthwork locations constructed in cardboard and installed at Lyon Square for ArtPrize7.
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AUG 4-15, 2015 with two performances of The Value of Words #15/5 at The Carrack, Durham, NC
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Demystifying the Artist/Collector Bond
Opening Jan 17 from 5-7p; through Mar 28
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This group exhibition gathers LOADED OBJECTS from many North Carolina artists and sources, and is curated by Chris Vitiello.
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Heather Gordon is awarded an North Carolina Artist Fellowship through the North Carolina Arts Council.
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For my contribution to the CSA, I’m producing a limited edition set of 50 prints on paper. The design for the prints is based on prime meridian locations throughout history.
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Using the birthplaces and residence locations for Gordon’s grandmother and her daughters, she created a small set of spatially related data used as a springboard to create the final diagrammatic works.
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Root Division presents Character Profile, a group exhibition featuring projects that explore intersections between the forms, mechanisms and meanings of language.
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Codework is an exhibition that examines the ways in which visual artists explore their capacity to understand and contribute to the many nuances of codes.
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Word Maps presents four artists who incorporate words and letters in their works to reveal relationships between printed texts and our contemporary visual environment.
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The paintings for Hear & Now, reminiscent of analog records, explore the relationship between geography and location, memory and auditory experience, and sound bite culture.
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Local Histories: The Ground We Walk On was a show of over 50 artists exploring Alfredo Jaar’s idea of “place can not be global,” curated by elin o’Hara slavick and Carol Magee.
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