The full installation will be exhibited for four months, with in-gallery and zoom events to be announced soon.
Thanks to Angela Neller, and all at Wanapum Heritage Center

I'll be signing Hanford Reach at the ICP May 22nd. Come on by!
79 Essex St. NYC

I will be signing books tonight at Photolucida's Book Fair: more info here:
https://www.photolucida.org/portland-photo-month/events/

https://chungnamont.com/current-exhibition

Wednesday, February 16, 2022

Nuclear Visions: In conversation with Glenna Cole Allee, Takashi Arai, and Dan Borelli

7:00 pm-8:15 pm. WEBINAR LINK

Presented by Emerson Contemporary and the Department of Visual and Media Arts

Emerson College

The publication of Glenna Close Allee’s new book “Hanford Reach: In the Atomic Field,” occasions a roundtable among three artists Glenna Cole Allee, Takashi Arai, and Dan Borelli who have rigorously explored nuclear legacies in their artistic work. Their work engages with enigmatic paradoxes: ionizing radiation is invisible to the human eye, yet nuclear weapons have left discernible wounds on bodies, psyches, communities and landscapes.

The biological consequences of radiation exposure for ecosystems and human bodies are often systematically suppressed by national security apparatuses, yet shared encounters with sites of nuclear disaster have catalyzed unexpected forms of solidarity and community around the world. Through diverse media—including photography, soundscapes, and multimedia storytelling–each of these artists presents imaginative cartographies of our nuclear age.

Roundtable facilitated by Leonie Bradbury and moderated by Mark Auslander

https://emersoncontemporary.org/event/nuclear-visions-in-conversation-with-glenna-cole-allee-takashi-arai-and-dan-borelli/




You are invited to a Zoom webinar.
When: Feb 16, 2022 07:00 PM Eastern Time (US and Canada)
Topic: Nuclear Visions

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Delighted to be published between David E. Thomas' beautiful poem, and Michael Light's extraordinary work.

The articles I and others from the Nagasaki-Hanford Bridge Project compiled from our presentations at the National Women’s Studies Association Conference in November 2019 are published in the January 2021 International Feminist Journal of Politics. Thank you Shamap Biswas, for us bringing together.

In pandemic... in good company!

Juried by Grace Kook-Anderson of Portland Art Museum, Portland, OR.

Delighted to be presenting work from Hanford Reach installation at Other Cinema:
Saturday, October 12th, 8pm
Artist's Television Access
992 Valencia Street, San Francisco
Also featured: Mark Street and Paul Echevarria
Also screening: Georg Koszulinski

Off Space has outdone themselves again!

Invited by the Hanford-Nagasaki Bridge Project.

At Whitman College, Walla Walla Washington

Curated by Stacey Goodman