BIO
Camilla Padgitt-Coles is a Brooklyn-based multimedia artist known for their live performances, visuals, installations, and music releases. Since 2007, they've shown their work in various venues in New York and internationally. In 2019, they completed a Masters in Interactive Technology from NYU Tisch-ITP. Recent projects explore the relationship between color, sound, and meditation.
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b. 1985 New York, NY
Lives and works in Brooklyn, NY
Education
Master’s in Interactive Technology, ITP-NYU Tisch, New York (2019)
B.A., Studio Art, Oberlin College, Oberlin, OH (2007)
Solo Shows
Upcoming — Essex Flowers, New York (May 24 – June 23, 2024)
Arco Íris — Essex Flowers, New York (2023)
Rainbow Diner — Sunview Luncheonette, Brooklyn, NY (2023)
The Tuning House — Essex Flowers, New York (2020)
Group Shows - select
DO LESS Curated by Rebecca Pristoop and Collective_View — Affective Care, New York (2023 – 2024)
Governors Island Winter Celebration – Governors Island, New York (2023)
Island Luminaria — Flux Factory house, Governors Island, New York
Sound & Tea Room: Curated sound installation by Testu Collective — Tea & Arts Culture, Brooklyn
Perennials: 10 Years of Essex Flowers — Essex Flowers, New York
Confetti falls from the ceiling — Essex Flowers, New York (2022)
Sonic Matter Festival – Kunstraum Walcheturm, Zürich CH (2021)
AmphorasamorphA — Flux Factory House, Governors Island, New York
Cut-Ups — Essex Flowers, New York
Intimates — E.V. Gallery, New York
Spier Light Art – Spier Wine Farm, Stellenbosch, Cape Town SA
Un/Sounding The Relational City — NYU Bobst Library, New York (2020)
The Waiting Room — Pineapple Reality, Brooklyn (2019)
Delta~Wave Festival — Het Bos, Antwerp BE (2018)
24-HOUR DRONE: EXPERIMENTS IN SOUND AND MUSIC — Basilica Hudson, New York (2016)
Neutral Paradise Sound Salon — Hannah Barry Gallery, London UK (2012)
Street Show: The Things Between Us — Eyebeam, New York (2011)
A Small Forest — Kunsthalle New, Chicago
BOMBlog Presents: Sound + Vision — The Kitchen, New York
Pitchfork Presents: Altered Zones at the New Museum — New Museum, New York
24-Hour Performance — Robert Goff Gallery, New York (2010)