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Collaborative community artmaking
Ascent/Dissent: Flags for Peace
(In)Visible Textile LaborOngoing study and performance of textile crop cultivation and labor, including flaxâ€“u003elinen and multiple species of indigoâ€“u003edye and resist embroidery.
States of Emergenc(y)e
(Un)spoken Family HistoriesTranslating family legend and myth, oral histories, written and photographic documents into textiles
Native/Immigrant City
Breaking the Glass CeilingGlass and fiber have numerous connotations. Here, I bend, twist and recontextualize words we commonly associate with glass (breakable, transparent, clear, fragile, delicate) and fiber (domestic, spinsterish, traditional, conservative, quaint, womenâ€™s work) to show how those same words reveal our assumptions about each other based on race, age, ethnicity, country of origin, native language.
Selfies and Latergrams
Were I So Besotted
- The Brooklyn Love Exchange
Post-its/Tweets
Reach Out and Touch Me: Selfies and Ussies
FiberGraf
Custom embroideries
CurationIn addition to being a practicing visual artist, Iviva has curated exhibits of work by professional artists and student artists since 2014.

Month: November 2015

Iviva Olenick, Artist in Residence

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November 19, 2015
Sherri and Vin, IRL and Sculptural Versions

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November 17, 2015
Native/Immigrant City In Situ at Brooklyn Workshop Gallery/Workshop Gallery Artists Foundation

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November 16, 2015
Native/Immigrant City sculptures like sentinels, BWG/WGAF window

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November 16, 2015
Native/Immigrant City in situ â€” Brooklyn Workshop Gallery residency, 10/26â€“11/8/15

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November 16, 2015

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