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Matthew Mazzotta will develop an iteration of his outdoor living room project for CCA Singapore in January 2015. He is looking to engage with those concerned with community and public art. Please contact Curator (Residencies) Vera Mey at vmey@ntu.edu.sg if you are interested to participate in this project. Matthew Mazzotta was recently awarded the Chamberlain […]

Matthew Mazzotta is a recipient of the Chamberlain award by the Headlands Center for the Arts, San Francisco, which recognises an artist work in the discipline of social practice. He will discuss his ongoing practice of creating public interventions that open new social spaces focusing on community and public participation. The Q&A session will be facilitated by Curator-in-Residence, Robin Peckham.

Matthew Mazzotta (b. 1977, U.S.A) works in a transdisciplinary fashion, collaborating with local labourers, academics, engineers, builders, community members, activists, artists, poets, and anyone else who is willing to be involved in something experiential and participatory. These socially-engaged interventions allow for a re-entry of the physical and metaphorical landscapes of our lives by provoking conversations […]

The three-day Public Summit brings together a prominent group of architects, theorists, researchers, curators, and community groups to share and discuss ideas about sustainability, food and energy sources, spatial practice, and social relations in the urban fabric. Programmed as a series of Structured Conversations, the Public Summit attempts to bridge artistic practices and academic research […]