Art Society Conflict Volunteers

Dear Members of the Miami Contemporary Art Community,

In Spring 2019, we are entering the second semester of the new seminar I have developed in the FIU Honors College: Art Society Conflict (ASC).

Similar to other classes that I have taught (such as Aesthetics & Values and Poetry Art Community, co-taught with the poet Richard Blanco), my objective is for students to immerse themselves in the community of contemporary art, especially by working for/with an artist(s) on a project. We do not have any funds, but we are 35 dedicated students ready to work on creative, unique projects. We do not seek financial compensation in any manner; we want to participate in a contemporary art project purely for educational purposes.

For an idea of what we have undertaken in the past, please review these pages. Last semester, we worked with Robert Chambers on one of his installations at the Bakehouse Art Complex. We have also previously painted poems on roofs with Randy Burman, and worked with the Estate of Gordon Matta-Clark to build “Garbage Wall” at Untitled.

https://johnwbailly.com/fiuprojects/

If you have any upcoming opportunities, please contact me. If you do not, please keep us in mind should an opportunity arise.

Merci,

John William Bailly
The Honors College
Florida International University
Miami, FL 33199

ASC 2018-2019 at the Deering Estate © Andreina Nicasio (CC by 4.0)

ASC 2018-2019 at the “Collectivity” opening at the Bakehouse Art Complex © Natalie Bravo (CC by 4.0)

ASC 2018-2019 working on Robert Chambers’s Hay Installation at the Bakehouse Art Complex © Liliana Fonte (CC by 4.0)

FIU Honors students partaking in a Civic Dinner event at Vizcaya Museum and Gardens © Silvina Di Pietro (CC by 4.0)

ASC 2018-2019 working on Robert Chambers’s Hay Installation at the Bakehouse Art Complex © Liliana Fonte (CC by 4.0)

Gordon Matta-Clark’s “Garbage Wall” at UNTITLED Miami Beach (Photo © Galina Abdel Aziz (CC by 4.0))

A&V 2018 reception at Frost Art Museum (Photo by Ligia Filgueiras CC BY 4.0)

Laz Ojalde & Natalie Zlamalova of AMLgMATD explain their work to students © Liliana Fonte (CC by 4.0)

Sofia Guerra of FIU with Harlan Levey of Harlan Levey Projects at UNTITLED Miami Beach © Liliana Fonte (CC by 4.0)

A&V 2017-2018 working on Gordon Matta-Clark’s “Garbage Wall” at UNTITLED Miami Beach © John William Bailly (CC by 4.0)

FIU Honors students of PAC 2017-2018 at UNTITLED Miami Beach © John William Bailly (CC by 4.0)

Omar López-Chaoud, former FIU alum and the Artistic Director of UNTITLED, Art., speaking to the students of ASC/PAC Fall 2018 © Liliana Fonte (CC by 4.0)

© John William Bailly (CC by 4.0)

© John William Bailly (CC by 4.0)

FIU Honors students of ASC 2018-2019 at the “Collectivity” opening at the Bakehouse Art Complex © Alejandro Chavarria (CC by 4.0)

FIU Honors students at Deering Estate (Photo by JW Bailly CC BY 4.0)

FIU Honors students at Deering Estate © John William Bailly (CC by 4.0)

FIU Honors students at Deering Estate (Photo by JW Bailly CC BY 4.0)

FIU Honors students of ASC 2018-2019 at the “Collectivity” opening at the Bakehouse Art Complex © Alejandro Chavarria (CC by 4.0)

© John William Bailly (CC by 4.0)

A&V 2017-2018 working on Gordon Matta-Clark’s “Garbage Wall” at UNTITLED Miami Beach (Photo © Galina Abdel Aziz CC BY 4.0)

FIU Honors students at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens © Natalie Bravo (CC by 4.0)

FIU Honors students at UNTITLED, Art. Miami Beach 2018 (Photo by Liliana Fonte (CC by 4.0))

PAC 2017-2018 students at Poetic Palate at the Margulies Collection © Maria Victoria Biancardi (CC by 4.0)

A&V 2017-2018 students working on Gordon Matta-Clark’s “Garbage Wall” at UNTITLED Miami Beach (Photo © Galina Abdel Aziz (CC by 4.0))

PAC 2018-2019 at Vizcaya Museum & Gardens © John William Bailly (CC by 4.0)