Anti-Fertility Ritual
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Cornbread Jimmy and Amanda Lyn
April 7th, 2023 Grace Exhibition Space, Manhattan We love our children and want to do the best for them, create a place for them where they can thrive. And we believe we have succeeded! Created the perfect world for our babies to never have to die, never degrade, never be eaten. A world where they can grow without limitations and inherit the earth. Today we are celebrating the end of fertility! When nothing can be born again and nothing can die. We’ve finally ended death, ended the cycle of samsara, and we invite you to witness our utopia of abundance and eternal life. |
Photo courtesy of Miao Jiaxin
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Trash Forest
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June 2021
Grace Exhibition Space Manhattan Kim Doan Quoc and Jamie Emerson spent the month of June at Grace Exhibition Space as artists in residency. They collaborated to build an immersive environment out of garbage in order to represent the native flora biodiversity of the New York City area, as a vegetal inspired post-nature capsule. The installation features sculpture made entirely of real NYC trash, holographic projections and actual plants. The installation is supported by the Forest Embassy who provided the NYC area biodiversity. |
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SubSub
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06/02/2019
XI Box Lille, FR SubSub was an immersive and interactive installation shown at XI Box in Lille, France from 05/31 to 06/02/2019. Over the course of the weekend, performances by artists and musicians activated the installation. SubSub was made out of trash and built by Kim Doan Quoc and Jamie Emerson. |
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Secret Talent Show & Tell
Jan. 31, 2019
Wild Embeddings
A night of performances in the theme of Show and Tell, with all attendees being asked to participate in some way. The evening featured a lecture by guest artist Bananas, the dancing birth of two Seahorses, as well as performances a banjo-playing ghost and a punk rock saxophone trio's rendition of "Frère Jacques."
Wild Embeddings
A night of performances in the theme of Show and Tell, with all attendees being asked to participate in some way. The evening featured a lecture by guest artist Bananas, the dancing birth of two Seahorses, as well as performances a banjo-playing ghost and a punk rock saxophone trio's rendition of "Frère Jacques."
"Let Me Count the Ways (#137)" with kim doan quoc
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January 8th, 2019
Mothership NYC "Let Me Count the Ways (137)" is a collaboration between Kim Doan Quoc (France) and Jamie, first presented in January 2019, at Mothership NYC. Using dark humour, the piece adresses the fragility of heteronormative relationships and its impact as a social construction. https://vimeo.com/317176478 An extension of 501(c)3 nonprofit organization NOoSPHERE Arts, Mothership NYC is a transdisciplinary live/work space and presentation arena for international artists. We bring art from elsewhere to New York and seek to help our colleagues from other countries forge connections in the local art scene. |
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Non Grata @ Last Frontier
NON GRATA (Estonia) at Last Frontier NYC (Brooklyn)
Jan. 2019
NON GRATA is a Performance Group from Estonia.
To the group belongs around 40 members from mostly from Estonia, also from
Quebec, Finland, Sweden, Germany, USA, France, Chile. The main
characteristics of the members are ANONYMITY in group work, ignorance of
local art world and mass media. NON GRATA has performed in Asia, Europe and
South and North America with street actions and long lasting ghetto
marathons.
Jan. 2019
NON GRATA is a Performance Group from Estonia.
To the group belongs around 40 members from mostly from Estonia, also from
Quebec, Finland, Sweden, Germany, USA, France, Chile. The main
characteristics of the members are ANONYMITY in group work, ignorance of
local art world and mass media. NON GRATA has performed in Asia, Europe and
South and North America with street actions and long lasting ghetto
marathons.
Grace Exhibition Space Presents - The cart department
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Grace Exhibition Space (Manhattan)
October 5, 2018 Jamie is a member of the Cart Department, a collective of performers and cart enthusiasts responsible for a variety of public and private interventions. |
Jamie Emerson, "No More Art" Protest
Photo: Miao Jiaxin
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