about sam hillmer_↴Sam Hillmer works on how sound and image organize social space, and how social space organizes them back.Now: Art Contemporary Foundation, Managing Director / DMINTI, Production Lead. Sister orgs: emerging technology, wider access to fine art. Work with Michelangelo Pistoletto, Judy Chicago, Laurie Simmons, others. Museum settings in the Americas, Europe, Asia. / Trouble, with visual artist Laura Paris: site-specific maze installations, other interventions. / Sound: Zs, Diamond Terrifier. / Curator at large, Kissa, Kingston NY: a hi-fi listening room and performance space (forthcoming).Collaborations: David Salle, Arto Lindsay, Tauba Auerbach, Laurel Halo, Dirty Projectors, Eartheater.Stages: Unsound, Rewire, Le Guess Who, Big Ears, Tokyo, Taipei, Seoul, across Europe.Curation and production: The New Museum, Pioneer Works, Sculpture Center, The Queens Museum, ICA Miami, Knockdown Center, Basilica Hudson.Cofounded: Wet Ink (1998), a new music collective and presenting organization / Trans-Pecos (2013) and H0L0 (2017), underground music and performance venues in New York.Programs: Since 2004, arts programming in undercapitalized parts of New York City, in schools, carceral settings, senior centers, and shelters. In partnership with the Department of Youth and Community Development, Carnegie Hall, the Brooklyn Philharmonic, and the Coalition For Hispanic Family Services.The work is always a room and the people in it.↴contact_
[email protected]↴home^c ^c ^c