2019 from there to here, from then to now, verses 1–7, in collaboration with Lisa
Marie Kaftori, in “7 Minutes to Make a Better World,” Association for the Study
of Literature and the Environment 13th Biennial Conference, Paradise on Fire,
UC Davis, Davis, CA.

2017 caring shifts|shifting cares, in collaboration with Lisa Marie Kaftori,
Weinberg/Newton Gallery, Chicago, IL

                  penny for your…, collaborative performance with Christopher Audain, Jane
Beachy, Michael Lee Bridges, and Isaac Gomez in The Anti-Workshop: Call to
Action with Karen Finley, Art AIDS America Chicago, The Alphawood
Foundation, Chicago, IL

2016 opening space: conversations about death and dying, Lower Gallery, University
at Buffalo, Buffalo, NY

                  Dear Matthew, in “We’re Still Here,” Center on Halsted, Chicago, IL

2015 dying exchanges: where conversations about death and dying carry us, Film
Row Cinema, Columbia College Chicago Faculty Forum, Chicago, IL

                  life review: sacrifice best what is not yours, Queer, Ill, & Okay, The Storefront
Theater, Chicago, IL

2013          Shift, conceived and produced by Whitney Huber, The Sculpture Center,
Cleveland, OH

2012          one sandpile, within hearing distance, Terrain, with readings by community
members, Oak Park, IL

2007          jasmine in winter, in collaboration with Lisa Marie Kaftori, WintergARTen, 7.
Darmstädter Kunstbiennale, Darmstadt, Germany

2006         Voices, Echoes, Reflections, conceived and created by Lisa Marie Kaftori, 3.
Internationaler Waldkunstpfad Laboratorium, Darmstadt, Germany

2001          san nomo san itta—over the mountains, more mountains, in From Buds of Small
Grass, in collaboration with Lisa Marie Kaftori and students from Gongju Girls
High School, Yatoo Biennale, Gongju City, Korea

2000         Asia no mori kara, Yokohama, Kanagawa Prefecture, Japan

1995          Holding Patterns, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI

1994          a meeting, a resituation, or, how powers reshaped the streets of Kazemeyn,
perhaps, Carriage House Project Space Installation Series, Islip Art Museum,
East Islip, NY

                  perchance to roll: one suitable place, Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, Cazenovia, NY

1993          A Bigger Trap: The Trailer, Amerika Haus, Berlin, Germany

                  A Bigger Trap: The Trailer, Der Roter Salon, Volksbühne Theater, Berlin, Germany

1991          A Bigger Trap, BACA Downtown, Brooklyn, NY

1989         Three Blind Mice reisen nach Jerusalem: a game of musical chairs,
Künstlerhaus, Hamburg

1988          Three Blind Mice reisen nach Jerusalem: a game of musical chairs, Hochschule
der Künste Berlin, Germany

2018           Summer Subvention Grant for documentation of eco monopolies in the
Commons and attendant programming, Office of the Provost,
Columbia College Chicago

2017           Faculty Development Grant for marking a moment, Office of the Provost,
Columbia College Chicago

2012           Faculty Development Grant for I have showed you all things: investigations of
giving, Office of the Provost, Columbia College Chicago

                   New Student Programs Outstanding Faculty of the Year Award
(student nominated)

                   Innovation Fellowship for From Files to Form, with Joyce Rice, Center for
Innovation in Teaching Excellence, Columbia College Chicago

2011            Finalist, Excellence in Teaching Award (student nominated)

2009           Faculty Development Grant for spunk and pluck, commended to grace and to
see, without reproach, Office of the Provost, Columbia College Chicago

2007           Faculty Development Grant for the kyoto game andinclined to suppose, Office
of the Provost, Columbia College Chicago

2004           Creative Capital Professional Development Seminar Award, Aljira Arts Center

1994­–95     Marie Walsh Sharpe Art Foundation Space Program Studio Grant,
New York, NY

1995           Research Fellowship in the Arts, University of Michigan, Ann Arbor, MI  

                   John Anson Kittredge Memorial Fund Grant

                   Artist-In-Residency Production Grant, Harvestworks/Studio PASS

1993           Kulturamt Mitte Exhibition Grant

                   Stiftung Luftbrückendank Artist Grant

1992           Künstlerinnenprogramm Artist Grant, Berlin Cultural Council

1991           Pollock-Krasner Foundation Grant

2019           Squire Foundation Established Artist Residency, Santa Barbara, CA (upcoming)

2018           Silver Streak Residency, Bozeman, MT

1994           Stone Quarry Hill Art Park, Cazenovia, NY

1993           Sculpture Space Inc., Utica, NY

                   Bildhauerwerkstätten Berlin, Studio Grant, Berlin, Germany

                   Lehniner Institutfür Weiterbildung, Lehnin, Germany

1991           Ragdale Foundation, Lake Forest, IL

1990          MacDowell Colony, Peterborough, NH

                   Millay Colony for the Arts|McLennen Fellow, Austerlitz, NY

2017          Teen Hub Community Feedback Day, Broadway Armory Park, with René King,
Madeleine Noonan, and students from InArch Civic Engagement Studio in
collaboration with the 48thward alderman and Chicago Park District, Chicago, IL

2012          Crafting Hope: An Arts Activism Project, The Hokin Project, with Ames Hawkins,
in collaboration with Bob Blandford and students in Arts Entertainment Media
Management course Decision Making: Visual Arts Management, Chicago, IL

2007          a winter night’s dream, 2nd Annual Chicago Calling Arts Festival, with Lisa Marie
Kaftori and students from New Millennium Studies via skype, Chicago, IL and
Darmstadt, Germany

2006          i am for/we are for…,with Lisa Marie Kaftori and students from New York City
Vocational Training Center at Kingsborough Community College, Brooklyn, NY

1995          Elevator in a Tower of Babel, collaboration with the Digital Music Ensemble and
students in the course Frames of Reference: Language, Borders, Beliefs, Ann
Arbor, MI

2015           Exploratorium, San Francisco, forThe Teleidoscope, an interactive functioning
teleidoscope in collaboration with Michael Flynn, for The Mid America Science
Museum, Hot Springs, AR.

2011           The Morton Arboretum, Lisle IL, for (out)looking, (re)framing, a site-specific
interactive sculpture, a functioning teleidoscope, retained as part of their
permanent collection and relocated to the Children’s Garden.

1994           Kultursommer Rheinland-Pfalz Initiativ, Kaiserslautern, Germany, for Errinern vor
Ort: Bilder aus dem Gedächtnis, a sculptural and sound installation in
collaboration with art historian and graphic artist Jula Dech in the Apostelkirche
on the occasion of the 50th anniversary of the bombing of the city of
Kaiserslautern and the destruction of the church.

1993          International Sculpture Symposium, Lehniner Institut für Weiterbildung,
Lehnin/Waldbühne Germany for outdoor sculpture for an arts park located in a
defunct sawmill, using abandoned materials and equipment from site.

Lehniner Kulturinstitut, Lehnin, Germany

Mid America Science Museum, Hot Springs, AR

Museum of Contemporary Art Chicago Archives, Chicago, IL

The Morton Arboretum, Lisle, IL

Private collection, Chicago, IL

Private collections, New York, NY

Private collections, Berlin, Germany

2018          The Commons Artist Project: Joan Giroux, January Parkos Arnall,
exhibition brochure. 

                  “Episode 638: Joan Giroux,” Bad At Sports. June 12.
http://badatsports.com/2018/episode-638-joan-giroux/.

2017          “Breast Cancer Exhibit Wants You to ‘Take Care,’” Kendrah Villiesse, The
Columbia Chronicle, September 18.

2015          “The Art of Being Human: Joan Giroux at QUEER, ILL, & OKAY,” Conor
Moynihan, Sixty Inches From Center.
http://sixtyinchesfromcenter.org/magazine/the-art-of-being-human-joan-giroux-
at-queer-ill-okay/.

                  “3rd Annual Queer, Ill & Okay: Review,” Sean Margaret Wagner, 
SPORK!.http://www.sporkability.org/spork-exclusive/2015/7/31/3rd-annual-queer-
ill-okay-review

2011           Work With Me, Ames Hawkins, exhibition brochure.

                  “Morton Arboretum art exhibit celebrates tree forms,” Joan Broz, Daily Herald, 
April 26. https://www.dailyherald.com/article/20110426/news/704269963/.

2010           three women, Jean Petrolle, exhibition brochure.

2008          “Work,” Sabina Ott, Prompt, Issue I: Practical Revolutions.

2007           Work in Process, Amy Mooney, exhibition catalog.

2005           Visions About Nature, Doris Cordes-Vollert, exhibition catalog.

2002           Artists to Artists, exhibition catalog.

2001           Dialog Rzeczy, Zbigniew Czarnuch and Gabriela Balcerzakowa,
exhibition catalog. 

                   From Buds of Small Grass, exhibition catalog.

2000          Asia no mori kara, Katsuaki Kimura and Takeshi Kanazawa, exhibition catalog.

1997          “Lifelines,” Helen A. Harrison, The New York Times, November 7.

1996           Casa Tua è Casa Mia, Flaminia Gennari, exhibition catalog.

1995           Sculpture Space: Celebrating 20 Years, Mary Murray, exhibition catalog.

1994           le temps d’un dessin, with Phillippe Briet, exhibition catalog.

                  “Carriage House Installations,” Helen A. Harrison, The New York Times,
September 18.

                  “Object Lessons,” Robert Werthamer and Peter Franck, lecture and discussion
program at the Storefront for Art and Architecture, New York, December 19.

1993          Extrinsic/Divergent, Ulmann-M. Hakert, exhibition catalog.

                  “Nachschlag,” Gunda Bartels, die tageszeitung Berlin, September 23.

                  “Aquarium für den Psychokitsch,” Sabine Vogel, Der Tagesspiegel, February 20.

                  “Zusammenschluß zum Zweck der Selbstauflösung,” Ulf Erdmann Ziegler, 
die tageszeitung Berlin, January 23.

1992          The Pull of Kinetics, Cynthia Pannucci, exhibition catalog.

         “Blinking, Noisy Gizmos,” Michael Fressola, Staten Island Sunday Advance,
May 17.

                  “Im Wohngrab ist gut Sterben,” Dorothee Hackenberg, die tageszeitung Berlin,
May 1.

1989          Tajiri-Students-Multi-Media-Mail-Art-Exhibition, Kristian Romare,
exhibition catalog.

                  “Kunstrausch,” radio interview with Frank Zamies, Radio 100 Berlin,
Berlin, May 18.

                  “Galerienspiegel,”die tageszeitung Hamburg, January 18.

                  “Program Dissonanz,” radio interview with Sonya Zareck, Radio 100 Berlin,
Berlin, January 29.

1988          Klasse Tajiri, Bernhard Kerber, exhibition catalog.

2018          Development Editor, Censored Realities, authors Alice Maude-Roxby and
Stefanie Seibold, Camera Austria, Vienna, Austria.

2016          “Trans/feminist Practice of Collaborationin the Art Activism Classroom,” with
Ames Hawkins in Composing Feminist Interventions: Activism, Engagement,
Praxis, eds. Kristine Blair and Lee Nickoson.

2014           Editor, Anti-Academy, author Alice Maude-Roxby, University of Southampton:
John Hansard Gallery, distributed by Cornerhouse.

2012          “Art Activism: One Imagined Future of Service Learning,” with Ames Hawkins in 
Interdisciplinary Humanities Journal, Humanities Education and
Research Association.

2011          Copy Editor, “Being Present: Intersections within the Production, Recording,
Preservation and Memory of Ephemeral Works of Art,” author Alice Maude-
Roxby, in Performing Memory, editor Christiane Krejs, Kunstraum
Niederoesterreich, Austria.

2008         “Capricious and Mercurial Systems: Systems, Networks, and Matrices in
Contemporary Spatial Art,” with Whitney Huber, exhibition catalog.

2009          Copy Editor, “12 Approaches to 12 Shooters,” author Alice Maude-Roxby, in
Marcia Farquhar's 12 Shooters, Live Art Development Agency, London, UK.

2007          Development and Copy Editor, Live Art on Camera, author Alice Maude-Roxby,
John Hansard Gallery, Southampton, UK.

2004         Copy Editor, On Record: Advertising, Architecture and the Actions of Gina Pane,
authors Alice Maude-Roxby and Françoise Masson, Artwords, UK.