MADISON
EMOND
Madison Emond is an intermedia artist whose practice focuses on interactions between people and land. She uses the photographic process as a method of gaining a greater understanding of the sentience of Earth.
Emond received a Fulbright Award for her photography and traveled to Aotearoa New Zealand to complete her year long award in January 2023. In Pōneke | Wellington, NZ, she was an artist-in-residence with the Whiti O Rehua MFA Program at Massey University and continues to be a member of Te Waituhi ā Nuku: Drawing Open research and artist collective.
She has exhibited across the northeast and internationally at
Howard Greenberg Gallery (Manhattan, NY), Photo + Sphere Festival
(Asheville, NC) and Space Place Gallery (Nizhny Tagil, Russia) and the
Emond received a Fulbright Award for her photography and traveled to Aotearoa New Zealand to complete her year long award in January 2023. In Pōneke | Wellington, NZ, she was an artist-in-residence with the Whiti O Rehua MFA Program at Massey University and continues to be a member of Te Waituhi ā Nuku: Drawing Open research and artist collective.
She has exhibited across the northeast and internationally at
Howard Greenberg Gallery (Manhattan, NY), Photo + Sphere Festival
(Asheville, NC) and Space Place Gallery (Nizhny Tagil, Russia) and the
Aratoi Museum of Art and History (Masterton, Aotearoa New Zealand).
She graduated from Bard College in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in Photography. She previously lived in Providence, Rhode Island where she served as the Studio Manager of AS220 Community Studios, a collection of creative workspaces offering local artists affordable access to a community printshop, fabrication lab, darkroom and media arts lab.
Contact her at madsemond@gmail.com
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She graduated from Bard College in 2018 with a Bachelor of Arts in Photography. She previously lived in Providence, Rhode Island where she served as the Studio Manager of AS220 Community Studios, a collection of creative workspaces offering local artists affordable access to a community printshop, fabrication lab, darkroom and media arts lab.
Contact her at madsemond@gmail.com
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2020 - Present
CLAM
It’s exactly as it sounds.
Quahog clamshells that have been converted into pinhole cameras.
CLAM
CAM
It’s exactly as it sounds.
Quahog clamshells that have been converted into pinhole cameras.