New Site Editors & Curatorial Fellow

Hello. I'm writing with a few updates about our volunteer roster.

We had an overwhelming number of responses from people who wanted to
be Site Editors. (I've tried to get back to everyone, though my email
was briefly knocked out, last week.) Because there were so many
responses and we're more interested in diversity than "gatekeeping,"
we decided to sign people up on a first-come basis. The newest
additions to our list are Luis Silva, Seth Thompson, Lee Wells, and
Tyler Jacobsen. They join recently-added Site Editors John Michael
Boling, Hanne Mugaas, and Michael Parenti, and ongoing Site Editors
Greg Smith, Ryan Griffis, Pau Waelder, Nicholas Economos, Mark Cooley,
Lauren Cornell, and myself. Interns Ana Otero and Miguel Amado (see
below) will also begin reblogging, soon. FYI, T.Whid and the former
staff members who were previously Site Editors (Mark Tribe, Alex
Galloway, Rachel Greene, Kevin McGarry, and Francis Hwang) have now
become "Emeritus." Big thanks to everyone for their commitment. I'll
be calling for more Site Editors in the future, for those who may be
interested.

Meanwhile, I also wanted to announce that Miguel Amado will be joining
the Rhizome crew as our 06-07 Curatorial Fellow, beginning this week.
His bio is below.

Miguel Amado is a young Portuguese curator and writer. He has an MA in
Curating Contemporary Art from the Royal College of Art, in London. He
was curator at the Visual Arts Centre, in Coimbra, from 2003 to
mid-2005. Currently, he is curator at large of the Collection of
Portuguese Contemporary Art of the PLMJ Foundation, in Lisbon.
Selected curated shows include the annual exhibition "Options &
Futures: Works form the Collection of the PLMJ Foundation" (2005-),
"E=mc2" (National Museum for Science and Technology, Coimbra, 2005),
"7/10" (Modern Art Centre of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation,
Lisbon, 2003), and the Project Room programme at the Visual Arts
Centre (2004-2005). Since 2005 he has been a regular contributor to
books, catalogues and magazines such as Artforum, Artforum.com, Flash
Art, Contemporary and Exit Express. Between mid-2005 and mid-2006 he
was the editor of the Portuguese quarterly magazine W-Art. He has also
edited books such as "25 Frames per Second: Videos from the Collection
of the PLMJ Foundation" (2006).

Best regards,
Marisa


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Marisa Olson
Editor & Curator
Rhizome.org at the
New Museum of Contemporary Art

Comments

, Lee Wells

Thanks Marisa.
Cheers,
Lee


On 11/8/06 4:31 PM, "Marisa Olson" <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hello. I'm writing with a few updates about our volunteer roster.
>
> We had an overwhelming number of responses from people who wanted to
> be Site Editors. (I've tried to get back to everyone, though my email
> was briefly knocked out, last week.) Because there were so many
> responses and we're more interested in diversity than "gatekeeping,"
> we decided to sign people up on a first-come basis. The newest
> additions to our list are Luis Silva, Seth Thompson, Lee Wells, and
> Tyler Jacobsen. They join recently-added Site Editors John Michael
> Boling, Hanne Mugaas, and Michael Parenti, and ongoing Site Editors
> Greg Smith, Ryan Griffis, Pau Waelder, Nicholas Economos, Mark Cooley,
> Lauren Cornell, and myself. Interns Ana Otero and Miguel Amado (see
> below) will also begin reblogging, soon. FYI, T.Whid and the former
> staff members who were previously Site Editors (Mark Tribe, Alex
> Galloway, Rachel Greene, Kevin McGarry, and Francis Hwang) have now
> become "Emeritus." Big thanks to everyone for their commitment. I'll
> be calling for more Site Editors in the future, for those who may be
> interested.
>
> Meanwhile, I also wanted to announce that Miguel Amado will be joining
> the Rhizome crew as our 06-07 Curatorial Fellow, beginning this week.
> His bio is below.
>
> Miguel Amado is a young Portuguese curator and writer. He has an MA in
> Curating Contemporary Art from the Royal College of Art, in London. He
> was curator at the Visual Arts Centre, in Coimbra, from 2003 to
> mid-2005. Currently, he is curator at large of the Collection of
> Portuguese Contemporary Art of the PLMJ Foundation, in Lisbon.
> Selected curated shows include the annual exhibition "Options &
> Futures: Works form the Collection of the PLMJ Foundation" (2005-),
> "E=mc2" (National Museum for Science and Technology, Coimbra, 2005),
> "7/10" (Modern Art Centre of the Calouste Gulbenkian Foundation,
> Lisbon, 2003), and the Project Room programme at the Visual Arts
> Centre (2004-2005). Since 2005 he has been a regular contributor to
> books, catalogues and magazines such as Artforum, Artforum.com, Flash
> Art, Contemporary and Exit Express. Between mid-2005 and mid-2006 he
> was the editor of the Portuguese quarterly magazine W-Art. He has also
> edited books such as "25 Frames per Second: Videos from the Collection
> of the PLMJ Foundation" (2006).
>
> Best regards,
> Marisa
>
>
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> Marisa Olson
> Editor & Curator
> Rhizome.org at the
> New Museum of Contemporary Art
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