Recent Projects

"Everyday Magic: Artistic and Gnostic Impulses"
Co-Curated by Jenny Mushkin Goldman and Rebecca Goyette
National Arts Club
March 2 - April 27, 2021

The exhibition considered how artists and occult practitioners consider ritual as a catalyst for social change, personal transformation, as well as alchemy, both metaphysically and in the realm of materiality.

 

Magic Hours:

“Offerings to God Herself,” with Everyday Magic artist, and creator of Dust to Onyx: A Melanated Tarot,  Courtney Alexander.

“Healing Persephone’s Wounds, with Everyday Magic Folklore Scholar, and author of Beautiful Necessity: The Art and Meaning of Women’s Altars,” and Everyday Magic artist Elizabeth Insogna.

“Intuitives and Intention Setters,” with presentations by Everyday Magic artists Tamara Kostianovsky, art writer Jane Ursula Harris representing Genesis Breyer P-Orridge with readings from the “Psychick Bible,” Clarina Bezzola and Alexis Karl.

Magic Hour: “Offerings To God Herself” with Artist Courtney Alexander

Magic Hour: “Offerings To God Herself” with Artist Courtney Alexander

Magic Hour: “Offerings To God Herself” with Artist Courtney Alexander

Magic Hour: “Offerings To God Herself” with Artist Courtney Alexander

Magic Hour: “Healing Persephone’s Wounds,: with Folklorist Kay Turner and Artist Elizabeth Insogna

Magic Hour: “Healing Persephone’s Wounds,: with Folklorist Kay Turner and Artist Elizabeth Insogna

Magic Hour: “Healing Persephone’s Wounds,: with Folklorist Kay Turner and Artist Elizabeth Insogna

Magic Hour: “Healing Persephone’s Wounds,: with Folklorist Kay Turner and Artist Elizabeth Insogna

Curatorial and Collaborative Projects

  • 2019   Museum of the Moving Image, “Tableaux Vivants,” a performance art fashion show highlighting the TDF costume collection, co-curator with Raxann Chin, Jodie Lyn-Kee-Chow and Alexis Karl.

  • 2018 Museum of Sex, “Araki: from Conceptual to Practical: Rope Bondage 101

  • 2018 Museum of Sex, “Midori’s Passage: Make Art with Rope and Meet the Artist”

  • 2017 Museum of Modern Art, Cullman Education Gallery, “Dear Mr. President,” a collaboration with Y.A.I. artists.

  • 2017 Museum of Modern Art, Cullman Education Gallery, “The Inspirations,” a collaboration with Midwood Senior Center.

  • 2017 Subject of “Witches, Sluts, Feminists: Conjuring The Sex Positive” by Kristen Sollee, a book with a chapter dedicated to my artwork, “Ghost Bitch” series and ancestral work.

  • 2015 Subject of “The F Word,” A documentary by Robert Adanto featuring fourth wave feminist performance-based art.

  • 2015 Satellite Art Show, Miami, FL, Curator of “Extra Teats: Puritan-Purging Digital Works.” 

  • 2015 Museum of Modern Art, Cullman Education Gallery, NYC, “Televisionary” collaboration with L.A.N.D. Gallery artists.

  • 2012 Museum of Modern Art, Cullman Education Gallery, “Masters of Puppets,” collaboration with L.A.N.D. Gallery artists.

 

Articles

2021

Art Forum Must See: National Arts Club, Everyday Magic: Artistic/Gnostic Impulses

Elephant Magazine: "Hocus Focus: What Happens When Art and Sorcery Intersect? Meet the artists using “everyday magic” of rituals to negotiate the pandemic" review by Emily Gosling.

Ante Magazine: "The Power of Everyday Magic: Artistic/Gnostic Impulses at National Arts Club, New York, NY" review by Audra Lambert.

Art Zealous: “Everyday Magic at the New York National Arts Club” Michael Wolf’s interview with Curators Rebecca Goyette + Jenny Mushkin-Goldman.

Create! Magazine: “Artistic Creation As Ritual and a Vessel for Personal Transformation and Unadulterated Magic” review by Natalie Levey.

2019

QNS: "Enjoy A Day of Art, Music and Mutts During the Backlot Festival of Astoria Kaufman Arts District" by Emily Davenport.

2018

Departures Magazine: “Nobuyoshi Araki's NYC Retrospective Weaves a Captivating Web at the Museum of Sex” review by Laura Feinstein.

2017

Huffington Post: “The Outsider Art Fair Is The Right Art World Event For Inauguration Weekend: Making apolitical art is a privilege, one that outsider artists do not have”  featuring YAI Art’s Dear Mr. President, review by Priscilla Frank.
Museum of Modern Art Cullman Education Center: YAI Gallery's Exhibition/Mail Art Interactive Installation "Dear Mr. President"

Museum of Modern Art Cullman Education Center: Prime Time Partnership, "The Inspirations" Dance Video Installation

2016

Museum of Modern Art Cullman Education Center: “What if We…,” Expressions of Violence and Hope in Our 2016 Community Partner Art Show featuring my partnership with Friends of Island Academy.

2012

Museum of Modern Art Cullman Education Center: L.A.N.D. Gallery Adult Ed Video/Exhibition, "Masters of Puppets"

Museum of Modern Art Cullman Education Center: Fake ID: Teens Creating Art As Invented Characters

2011

Museum of Modern Art Cullman Education Center: Project Luz Adult Ed Photo/Performance Art Project, "Exotic Novela"

Museum of Modern Art Cullman Education Center: Stop or I'll Shoot: Performance and Photography

 

 

Bjork Street Station

“Bjork Street Station" is a performance art music video collaboration with visionary artists from L.A.N.D. Gallery, Brooklyn, NY, Film Director Rebecca Goyette and the Museum of Modern Art. "Bjork Street Station" was originally shown in a solo exhibition of L.A.N.D. Gallery Artists at MoMA's Cullman Education Center Gallery in 2015, entitled "Televisionary." The video was made in response to a MoMA show of Bjork's work, the group proposed they retitle their home base's street name Bjork Street rather than York Street, and created original improvisational music, costumery, and performative actions in Dumbo, Brooklyn.

 

Rat Woman

The Kennedy Center’s Maggie Daly Artist Cooperative (MDAC) in Bridgeport, CT and their own Ouch! band collaborated with MDAC artists and MoMA’s Rebecca Goyette to bring the band’s original song, Rat Woman to life. Prepare to be amazed by the rock n roll force that is Ouch! and their posse of Rat Rockers in this truly bodacious collaboration.

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