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Meet my co-curator, Annaliisa Benston (@famousonmars) creative producer at #satelliteartfair. The ethos of this Womxns day project is something near and dear to AnnaLiisa’s own personal work and curatorial practice, Famous On Mars, which has a strong emphasis on the future of how artwork is experienced through live activations, social media outlets, and intersectional feminism.

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NTRFACE PROFILES | ANNALIISA BENSTON

AnnaLiisa translates this experience into helping co-curate the International Womxn’s Exhibition. The ethos of the event is something near and dear to AnnaLiisa’s own personal work and curatorial practice, Famous On Mars, which has a strong emphasis on the future of how artwork is experienced through live activations, social media outlets, and intersectional feminism. Her interactive installations typically feature artwork, wearable art objects, and typically live tattooing, inclusiveness, and social codification. Her work has been seen in galleries such as The Hole, Kunsthalle Galapagos, Superchief Gallery, Head Too Heavy, Gateway Projects, The New Women's Space, and more. Publications include Posture Magazine, The Visual Arts Journal, The Wallstreet Journal, Cooties Zine, Arte Fuse, Lady Gunn Magazine, Social Decay, Miami News, Artnet, Hyperallergic, and Bushwick Daily.

AnnaLiisa Benston (FamousOnMars) a Brooklyn based installation artist, curator and director who earned her BFA from Pratt Institute and MFA from School of Visual Arts. AnnaLiisa has shown work at Miami Art Basel since 2013 and 2019 will mark her 4th exhibition for Satellite Art Show. In 2018 she took on a new role with the fair as Creative Producer. Other organizations she has worked with and produced for include: Frieze Art Fair, Art Southampton's, Art Hamptons, Satellite Art Show, The Ace Hotel, The Current Museum, Young Masters Series for Cynthia Corbett Gallery, Superchief Gallery, The Hole, The New Women’s Space and more.

www.famousonmars.com | @famousonmars

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We're shaking up Armory Week! Come help us celebrate International Womxn's Month with all things art, music and performance.

AnnaLiisa Benston of FamousOnMars & Satellite Art Show and Terry Lovette of NTRFACE creative lab and Quadrivium: Math + Music have teamed up this IWD to present two days of totally inclusive programming followed by a month-long exhibition centering POC, queer, and marginalized artists.

Meet the curators on March 7th at the opening of WOMXN'S MONTH | ON CANAL as they become part of the district for new ideas operated by @wallplay & co-curated by @vibes.

A panel discussion begins at 7pm moderated by Annaliisa Benston featuring both the Co-founder and Director of New Media at Wallplay, Alessandra DeBenedetti and Regina Harsanyi, as well as Kelani Nicole, Terry Lovette, and Jarina De Marco.

On International Womxn’s Day, join us at the ACE Hotel in a celebration of inclusiveness and gender equality. Expect unique performances, innovative music, tooth gems, video projection, and immersive experiences!

Official Hashtags: #Armoryforall #Balanceforbetter #IWXNSD #IntWxnDay

WOMXN'S MONTH | ON CANAL is part of the district for new ideas operated by @wallplaynetwork & co-curated by @Vibes #ONCANAL

WOMXN’S MONTH | ONcanal Opening

Speak Now. Hear Us. Panel

Date: March 7th

Time: 7 PM - 8 PM, Meet + Greet to follow

Address: 310 Canal Street, New York

(Exhibition from March 8th - 30th)

International Womxn’s Day Celebration

Liberty Hall at Ace Hotel

Date: March 8th

Time: 9 PM - 2 AM

Address: Liberty Hall at The Ace Hotel

20 W 29th Street, New York

RSVP for FREE Entry Eventbrite

$6 drink specials!

Sponsored by White Label Mate

ARTISTS AT LIBERTY HALL

March 8th, 2019 9PM - 2AM

Performance of NEW SEER by vocalist and liminal performance artist Terry Lovette.

C’etait BonTemps, the boi blue of burlesque and drag.Trans-masc femme edge, black rage. ( @cetaitbontemps ), powerhouse vocalist and artist Ehlie Luna (@ehlieluna),

Projections by Morehshin Allahyari, Aya Rodriguez-Izumi, Jarina De Marco, Poundo Gomis,

Tooth Gems by Tooth Gem Mami ( _sassysilantro_ ) ($60+)

Performers

Ehlie Luna

Ceitait BonTemps

Terry Lovette

Music | DJ’s

Jenny G

DJ Ole

Juliana Meow

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Silverio Castillo’s explores the provocative and often exploitative nature of politics in her mixed media collage artwork.

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NTRFACE PROFILES | SILVERIO CASTILLO

Silverio Castillo was born and raised in New York City. As a first-generation American, Silverio comes from a strong breed of Latina women. Her great grandmother migrated from the Dominican Republic to the Lower East Side in 1965. She attended The Fashion Institute of Technology for her BFA. Currently, in Brooklyn, her work ranges from traditional fine art to textile and Streetwear. 

Artist Statement

Silverio’s work for this show takes a critical view of the political, social, and cultural climate we are living in today. Art remains a strong contender of how we share our thoughts and ideas. In this current climate, it is important now more than ever to rally together and share the stories within the communities we are apart of. Silverio’s work is meant to empower and elevate women through text and imagery, easily blending contemporary and classical mediums. The world will not change in an instant, but through art and community, it can spread slowly into our everyday thoughts and choices.

https://www.silveriocastilloart.com | @Silvercastles

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Chantel Simpson, The Lenswoman.

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NTRFACE PROFILES | CHANTEL SIMPSON

Chantel Simpson (THE LENSWOMAN) is a photographer, video director, and producer from New York City. A journalist by trade, she's dedicated to using visuals to tell stories in authentic and innovative ways. Her photos have been published in VICE Magazine, Steadfaste, and The New York Times. She's a frequent collaborator with Womxn to the Front and has shown work at the Superchief Gallery. W:www.thelenswoman.com

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Three images from the collection of Chantel Simpson’s photographic work on view at the NTRFACE Womxn’s Month exhibition ONCanal this Month. Visit 310 Canal during the Month of March, Tuesday - Saturday from 12-7pm