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Eli Neuman-Hammond Visiting Lecturer, Studio Foundation
A person with long hair wearing a dark jacket is outdoors in a field on a cloudy day. Trees are visible in the background. They are looking at the camera with a neutral expression.
  • email enhammond@massart.edu
  • phone 617-879-7400
  • education
    • MFA in Music/Sound, Bard College, Annandale-On-Hudson, NY
    • BA in Modern Culture and Media, Brown University, Providence, RI
  • pronouns he/him

I make art that interrogates how people and places are receptive–and antagonistic–to different histories. My projects often begin with a sustained engagement with a site or memory, and the results of my practice are more like artifacts, traces, or clues to an ongoing event than discrete, “finished” objects. I’m interested in how a place can persist in memory even when it’s outwardly destroyed or made distant. I think a lot about New England. And about diaspora, displacement, and Jewishness. In my sound work, I tend to focus on private moments of transmission that resist nationalistic monopolies on space, narrative, and history. For example, lullabies – a site where political, linguistic, and generational borders become porous. I’ve published music on edition wandelweiser, and/OAR, and El Gallo de Oro (forthcoming), and I’ve performed at DIY venues throughout the United States. I live and work in Providence, RI, and I teach at MassArt in Boston. I grew up in Marblehead, MA.

 

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621 Huntington Ave,
Boston, MA 02115

(617) 879-7000