Projects

Pictured: Chynalieva Nargiz & Semen Motolyanets from the CEC Link NYC Workshop in 2012.

Pictured: Chynalieva Nargiz & Semen Motolyanets from the CEC Link NYC Workshop in 2012.

From the CEC ArtsLink 2012 visiting artists group from Russia and Central Asia. Pictured:Nargiz Chynalieva , Vadim Gerasimenko, Felix Mashkov, Semyon Motalyanets, Zafar Nabiev, Timofei Radya, Olga Zovskaya, with Ed Woodham, Edith Raw, Susan Katz, Petr Shvetsov, and Kendal Henry.

CEC ArtsLink 2012 visiting artist Tima Radya from Yekaterinburg, Russia is a tightrope walker who moves along an imaginary line delineating the sidewalk tiles.

Speaking with the members of the Contemporary Arts Program at Pro Arte Foundation located in the Peter and Paul Fortress, St. Petersburg, Russia. 2012

The inspiring and dedicated crew of artists from Pro Arte Foundation during the installation at the storefront space, St. Petersburg, Russia. 2012

Members of NYU's Hemispheric Institute's EMERGENYC 2014 program after a day of street interventions. Participants: Mar DeWitt Wade, Camilo Godoy, Lolo Haha, Anaze Izquierdo, Taja Linley, Magnolia Magnoiason, Rachael Messy, Maxine Montilus, Azure Osborne-Lee, Alicia Raquel, Lanie Reene, Kiyán Williams, & Nix Zierhut with Ed Woodham.

Kiyán Williams in his public intervention on the Bowery from Hemispheric 2014 EMERGENYC program.

SVA 2014 City as SIte residency participants: Verónica Posada Álvarez, Adam Attia, Ilana Boltvinik, Madalena Caiado, Kardelen Fincancı, Giacomo Geco, Gregory James, Grace Law, Gabriel Maldonado, Mariana Manon, Pierce McCleary, Ian Nolan, Sara Olier Brome, Venessa Saba, Megan Teynor, Rumena Turkejiev, Rodrigo Viñas, & Rachel Zaretsky with Kendal Henry and Ed Woodham.

SVA 2014 City as Site residency participant Adam Attia on 23rd Street performing a personal public ritual.

Strange Makings Workshops

Social Practice

Workshops in Performative Public Art

Strange Makings are a series of workshops led by Ed Woodham designed to create performative public art that uses the concept of defamiliarization in order to experience the familiar in a different way. Strange Makings are actions that shake the performer and the audience out of complacency to remind us that anything is possible.

Residencies and workshops have been held at Endicott College, Beverly, MA; Eramboo Artist Environment, Sydney, Australia; University of North Carolina/Greensboro; thedrawingshed, London, UK; School of Visual Arts, New York; Parsons, The New School, New York; Hemispheric Institute, New York University, New York.

For inquiries about residencies and/or workshops email: ed@edwoodham.com.

Website: http://strangemakings.com