Hallwalls Timeline
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While we've made every effort to edit the timeline and have cross-referenced our content several times, there are undoubtedly errors. So please, if you see something, say something! We will rely on visitors to the site to help us to not only catch mistakes, but also to fill in the gaps. If you are an artist with more information, if you were in attendance at an event and have documentation that you would like to share with our archives, we invite you to contact us. Just as our events continue, this Hallwalls history project is a work in progress. We look forward to hearing from you!

Many thanks to the team of interns and volunteers who assisted us in this endeavor: Cally Alessi, Hannya Boulos, Ariel Brickman, Justin Chartrand, Amanda Chase, Katie Coyle, Beth Day, Amanda DeBoer, Amanda Dunker, Scott Jarrett, Linda Jules, Tracy Gladkowski, Rachel Good, Lynn Lasota, Lin Shu-Wen, Corey Mansfield, Lisa Muscato, Ayondela Noble, Rachel Patall-David, Shannon Schiedel, Ben Siegel, Talia Silveri, Hodari Vassell, Mariel Volk, Chris Williams, Charlotte Zoda.

The Hallwalls Digital Archives Project is co-produced by Hallwalls' Technical Director Bill Sack and Hallwalls' Media Arts Director Carolyn Tennant. It was made possible by a generous Digitization grant from the New York State Council on the Arts.

 
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Jason Seeley
Piles


Jason Seeley is a visual artist working in painting and installation. His work investigates the psychology of survival within contemporary society, and the continuously contradicting battle between liberation and repression, that exists as a mode of being that we all have in common.
 

Esperanza Mayobre
Nada se trata de nada todo se trata de mucho


Esperanza Mayobre creates stories that question problems that in the most part have no answers. The themes that she explores have been those that we generally do not want to talk about. Through narratives of sickness, death, birth, poverty, debt and immigration, among other subjects, she employs a variety of visual formats. Creating works from disparate elements that reflect the compartmentalization and varied nature of our lives.