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=== Artistic research fellowship === | === Artistic research fellowship === | ||
The ink, the needle, the knife: A material study of the Jew in Shakespeare’s England, 2023–5. | |||
=== About the artist === | === About the artist === | ||
Artist and writer Casey Carsel unravels the complexities and constructions of cultural belonging and home in diaspora, from stories to jokes to the clothes on one’s back and the food on one’s table. What is cherished and how is it held? What is left behind? What is lost in translation? The interdisciplinary works that result from these questions are imbued by dybbuks, golems, ancestors, and the visual, oral, and written languages that hold them. | |||
Casey earned an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BFA from the University of Auckland, and has held residencies and fellowships with the New York Public Library, Tides Museum of Art, and Fulbright Ukraine, amongst others. Learn more about Casey and see their past works at [https://caseycarsel.com/ caseycarsel.com] | |||
[[Category:Folger Institute]] | [[Category:Folger Institute]] | ||
Latest revision as of 23:47, 29 September 2024
This page reflects an artist's association with the Folger Institute.
Artistic research fellowship
The ink, the needle, the knife: A material study of the Jew in Shakespeare’s England, 2023–5.
About the artist
Artist and writer Casey Carsel unravels the complexities and constructions of cultural belonging and home in diaspora, from stories to jokes to the clothes on one’s back and the food on one’s table. What is cherished and how is it held? What is left behind? What is lost in translation? The interdisciplinary works that result from these questions are imbued by dybbuks, golems, ancestors, and the visual, oral, and written languages that hold them.
Casey earned an MFA from the School of the Art Institute of Chicago and a BFA from the University of Auckland, and has held residencies and fellowships with the New York Public Library, Tides Museum of Art, and Fulbright Ukraine, amongst others. Learn more about Casey and see their past works at caseycarsel.com