In/Visible Talks and Untitled Art are passionate about promoting community and conversation around art and design. Join us as we discuss the benefits of breath and breathing and its relationship to the creative process. This panel discussion will be lead by Amanda Schmitt of Untitled Art Fairs. Panelsists include artists Miriam Simun, and designers Chole Greene from Facebook, and Chris Delbuck of Calm.
Miriam Simun, is an Artist, currently in residence at Headlands Center for the Arts. Her work investigates the implications of social, technological, and environmental change. Among my chief concerns are interspecies relationships; attending to sensorial, embodied forms of knowledge; and exploring the messy complexities and contradictory poetics residing at the intersection of Nature/Culture/Power.Chloe Green, is an Art Director of culture moments at Facebook, and an avide scuba diver. She's madly in love with innovation, bright colors, and beautiful book covers. She works closely with purpose-driven organizations to leverage important social causes and new perspectives.Chris Delbuck, is a Head of Product Design at Calm, and focused on making products and experiences. He is also the Creative Director & Founding Board Member for Gray Area who's mission is to apply art and technology to create social and civic impact through education, incubation and public events. Amanda Schmidt is the Director of Programming & Development at UNTITLED, Art (Miami / San Francisco) and an Independent Curator. She specializes in working with international organizations to curate exhibitions, video screenings, large-scale and interactive projects, and performance series.
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Miriam Simun, is an Artist, currently in residence at Headlands Center for the Arts. Her work investigates the implications of social, technological, and environmental change. Among my chief concerns are interspecies relationships; attending to sensorial, embodied forms of knowledge; and exploring the messy complexities and contradictory poetics residing at the intersection of Nature/Culture/Power.Chloe Green, is an Art Director of culture moments at Facebook, and an avide scuba diver. She's madly in love with innovation, bright colors, and beautiful book covers. She works closely with purpose-driven organizations to leverage important social causes and new perspectives.Chris Delbuck, is a Head of Product Design at Calm, and focused on making products and experiences. He is also the Creative Director & Founding Board Member for Gray Area who's mission is to apply art and technology to create social and civic impact through education, incubation and public events. Amanda Schmidt is the Director of Programming & Development at UNTITLED, Art (Miami / San Francisco) and an Independent Curator. She specializes in working with international organizations to curate exhibitions, video screenings, large-scale and interactive projects, and performance series.
In/Visible Talks and Untitled Art are passionate about promoting community and conversation around art and design. Join us as we discuss the benefits of breath and breathing and its relationship to the creative process. This panel discussion will be lead by Amanda Schmitt of Untitled Art Fairs. Panelsists include artists Miriam Simun, and designers Chole Greene from Facebook, and Chris Delbuck of Calm.
Miriam Simun, is an Artist, currently in residence at Headlands Center for the Arts. Her work investigates the implications of social, technological, and environmental change. Among my chief concerns are interspecies relationships; attending to sensorial, embodied forms of knowledge; and exploring the messy complexities and contradictory poetics residing at the intersection of Nature/Culture/Power.Chloe Green, is an Art Director of culture moments at Facebook, and an avide scuba diver. She's madly in love with innovation, bright colors, and beautiful book covers. She works closely with purpose-driven organizations to leverage important social causes and new perspectives.Chris Delbuck, is a Head of Product Design at Calm, and focused on making products and experiences. He is also the Creative Director & Founding Board Member for Gray Area who's mission is to apply art and technology to create social and civic impact through education, incubation and public events. Amanda Schmidt is the Director of Programming & Development at UNTITLED, Art (Miami / San Francisco) and an Independent Curator. She specializes in working with international organizations to curate exhibitions, video screenings, large-scale and interactive projects, and performance series.
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Miriam Simun, is an Artist, currently in residence at Headlands Center for the Arts. Her work investigates the implications of social, technological, and environmental change. Among my chief concerns are interspecies relationships; attending to sensorial, embodied forms of knowledge; and exploring the messy complexities and contradictory poetics residing at the intersection of Nature/Culture/Power.Chloe Green, is an Art Director of culture moments at Facebook, and an avide scuba diver. She's madly in love with innovation, bright colors, and beautiful book covers. She works closely with purpose-driven organizations to leverage important social causes and new perspectives.Chris Delbuck, is a Head of Product Design at Calm, and focused on making products and experiences. He is also the Creative Director & Founding Board Member for Gray Area who's mission is to apply art and technology to create social and civic impact through education, incubation and public events. Amanda Schmidt is the Director of Programming & Development at UNTITLED, Art (Miami / San Francisco) and an Independent Curator. She specializes in working with international organizations to curate exhibitions, video screenings, large-scale and interactive projects, and performance series.
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