San Francisco Project
Resume:
Michelle Handelman abqsfh@r.postjobfree.com
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Born in Chicago, lives in New York
Solo Exhibitions and Screenings
Irma Vep, the last breath, Broad Art Museum, University of Michigan (forthcoming)
2013
Dorian, the wallpaper collection, Stephan Stoyanov Gallery, New York
2012
Dorian, a cinematic perfume, Dirty Looks Screening Series, Judson Church, New York
Rehearsal for a Vamp, Momenta Art, Brooklyn, New York
Dorian, a cinematic perfume, Vox Populi Gallery, Philadelphia
Dorian, a cinematic perfume, Arthouse at the Jones Center, Austin, Texas
2011
Dorian, a cinematic perfume, Art-Claims-Impulse, Berlin
Beware the Lily Law, Eastern State Penitentiary, Philadelphia
Personal Boundary, Flicker Lounge, Diverseworks, Houston
Dorian, a cinematic perfume Participant, Inc, New York
2009
Dorian, a cinematic perfume Monkeytown, New York
Inhalations, Inspirations, and Things I Forgot to Love, Issue Project Room, New York
2008
This Delicate Monster Le Petit Versailles, New York
2006
This Delicate Monster Art-Claims-Impulse, Berlin
This Delicate Monster Rx Gallery, San Francisco
2005
This Delicate Monster, Jack the Pelican presents, New York
2004
Return to Nothing, Catherine Clark Gallery, San Francisco
2002
The Adventures of Lucky M: AIM, The Lab, San Francisco
Cannibal Garden, Cristinerose Gallery, New York
2000
The Adventures of Lucky M: AIM, Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art, Ridgefield, CT
1998 Videotheque de Paris, France
1997 Bologna Cultural Center, Italy
1996 Museum of Fine Arts, Boston
National Film Theater, London
Roxie Cinema, San Francisco
Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley
The Director's Guild, Los Angeles
Joseph Papp Public Theater, New York
Selected Group Exhibitions and Screenings
8 + 8 International Video Art, curated by Michael Rush/James Hu, Guangzhou 53 Art Museum, China
2012
Pretty, Ugly, curated by Nina Bozicnik, Mills Gallery, Boston Center for the Arts, Boston
Contextual Face, curated by Evelin Stermitz, Oslo Sceen Festival, Sweden
Mnemonic Mirrors, ArtFem TV, Galerija SC, Zagreb, Croatia
Dazzling & Haunted, Art-Claims-Impulse, Berlin
Fits and Starts, curated by Elizabeth Leister & Cindy Rehm, Agency, Los Angeles
Festival Elles Tournent, ArtFem TV, Brussels
Bodyradio, curated by Torsten Zenas Burns, Parsons Hall Project Space, Holyoke, MA
At Fifty: Krannert Art Museum, 1961-2011, curated by Michael Rush, Krannert Art
2011
Museum, University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign
Pleasure Palace, curated by Michele Thursz, Gallery 44/a, Istanbul, Turkey
Unseen, curated by Adela Leibowitz, Torrence Art Museum, CA
Looking Forward Looking Back: The New York Film-makers Cooperative 50 years,
Center for Film Culture of the Cuban Film Institute, Centro Cultural Cinematografico del
ICAIC, Havana, Cuba
Shapeshifter, curated by Laurel Sparks, 443 PAS, New York
Michelle Handelman 171 Clermont Ave #3i Bklyn, NY 11205 T.917-***-**** www.michellehandelman.com
Contextual Face, curated by Evelin Stermitz (Galleria Rajatila, Finland; Estonian
Academy of Arts, Tallinn; Cologne OFF 2011, Germany; Photon Gallery, Ljubljana,
Slovenia; Kharkov City Art Gallery, Kharkov, Ukraine)
Virtuoso Illusion: Cross Dressing and the New Media Avant-Garde, curated by Michael
2010
Rush, MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, MA
Creative Music Summit, LED Kimono collaboration with Miya Masaoka, MCA/Museum of
Contemporary Art, Chicago
Long Night of the Museums, Art-Claims-Impulse, Berlin
Make Believe, curated by Debra Jenks, Visual Arts Gallery at New Jersey City University
Red: The Gendered Color in Frames, curated by Evelin Stermitz, Photon Gallery, Ljubljana
Supers: Short Films Inspired by Heroes, curated by Mary Magsamen, Aurora Picture Show,
Houston, TX
Circus of Perception, curated by Abigail Simon, Brooklyn Fireproof, NY
Alternative Histories: Underground Cinema, curated by Amber Shields/Ava Tews, Exit Art, NYC
Performing for the Camera: Possess and Consume, curated by Lana Z Caplan, Gallery
2009
51, North Adams, MA,
Projections on Lake, curated by David Bradshaw, Pasadena, CA
New York Electronic Artsc Festival, LED Kimono collaboration with Miya Masaoka
San Francisco Electronics Music Festival, LED Kimono collaboration with Miya Masaoka
Siggraph Asia, LED Kimono collaboration with Miya Masaoka, Yokohama, Japan
Melodrama, curated by Laura Parnes, Sara Meltzer Gallery, New York
2008
Women of Experimental Cinema, curated by Marie Losier and Meredith Drum, Issue Project Room, NY
Apportmanteau, curated by Darrin Martin and Torsten Zenas Burns, Stuttgart Filmwinter
Festival for Expanded Media
Selections 08, Bakalar Gallery, Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Boston
Meme:Romanticism, curated by Michele Thursz, EFA Gallery, New York
2007
Dear Mosquito of my Heart, curated by Danna Taggar, Center for Contemporary Art, Tel Aviv
After the Orgy: Tribute to Carolee Schneemann, Studio Soto, Boston
Mayflies, curated by Kate Taylor, Robin Close, Ilana Mitchell, Site Gallery, Manchester, England
Artrageous, sponsored by The New Museum and Vanity Fair, Bloomingdales, New York
Bodies, curated by Heide Hatry, Pool Art Fair, Miami
Risky Business, curated by Dana Lee, P.P.O.W. Gallery, New York
2006
The New York Video Festival, Lincoln Center, New York
Persona, curated by Pierre Walther, Art-claims-Impulse, Berlin
Video Connection, Helsinki Cultural Center, Helsinki
Grand Opening, 3LD Art & Technology Center, New York
Performa 05, curated by RoseLee Goldberg, New York
2005
International Art Connection vol. 1&2, 00130 Gallery, Helsinki, Finland
Image Union, Broadcast on PBS-WTTW
Art Chicago, Jack the Pelican Presents, Chicago
Public.exe/Public Execution curated by Anne Ellegood and Michele Thursz, Exit Art, NY
2004
Acting Out: video by Michelle Handelman and Peggy Ahwesh, Art Gallery of York University,Toronto
Scope Art Fair, Jack the Pelican presents gallery, New York
Free Radio HDTS. curated by Fabienne Lasserre & Christy Gast. High Desert Test Sites 4,
Joshua Tree, CA
Strange Animals, curated by Fabienne Lasserre & Christy Gast., L.A.C.E., Los Angeles
Nown, curated by Michele Thursz, Pittsburgh Arts Wood Street Galleries
2003
Action Figure, curated by Miriam Sternberg, Bellevue Museum of Art, WA
Beyond the Moment, Artists Space, NYC
Future Species, curated by David Liss, Dumbo Arts Center, Brooklyn
Melting Pop, curated by Daniela Cascella, Palazzo delle Papesse, Siena, Italy
Lights, Camera, Action, curated by Vikki Dempsey, Museum of Contemporary Art, Tucson
Reel NY Series, curated by Kathy Brew and Garrison Botts, PBS -13/WNET
2002
Transcinema 02, curated by Gregory Cowley, SMOMA, San Jose Museum of Art
Michelle Handelman 171 Clermont Ave #3i Bklyn, NY 11205 T.917-***-**** www.michellehandelman.com
The Big M, curated by Isis Arts and Michelle Hirschhorn, tours Europe through 2005
LA Freewaves, curated by Rhizome.org, American Film Insitute, Los Angeles
Arse about Face performance series, curated by Deborah Edmeades, Jack Tilton Gallery, NYC
2001
Art LIVE Festival, Turin, Italy
The New Festival, The New York Gay and Lesbian Film Festival
MIX Festival, New York
Art Expo, Chicago, Catherine Clark Gallery
New Media Lounge curated by Michael Rush, Palm Beach Institute of Contemporary Art, Florida
2000
Art Expo, Chicago, Cristinerose Gallery
MIX / New York Queer Experimental Film Festival, New York
Unnatural, The Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco
1999
Little Kino in Slumberland, Exit Art, New York
The Grotesqueness of Desire, InsideART Gallery, Chicago
Fragmented Bodies: Identity or Violence, California State University at Pomona
1998
State of Repair, D.U.M.B.O. Art Under the Bridge Festival, New York
New video work, The Knitting Factory, New York
The Ljubljana Gay and Lesbian Film Festival, Slovenia
Scared Stiff, Leslie Lohmann Gay Art Foundation Gallery, New York City
1997
Body Parts: Medical Imagery and Experimental Cinema Pacific Film Archive, Berkeley
Video Tensions, curated by Steve Seid, University of Arizona
Triton Art Fair, San Francisco
MIX / New York Queer Experimental Film Festival, New York
Done Time Catharine Clark Gallery, San Francisco
1996
Inside Out The Knitting Factory, New York
London Lesbian and Gay Film Festival, British Film Institute
Lesbian and Gay Film Festivals: Amsterdam, New Zealand, Toronto, Paris, Bologna,
Honolulu, Philadelphia, Seattle, Athens, Boston, New York, Melbourne
MIX / New York Queer Experimental Film Festival, New York
Reframing Exposure: Photo Technology and Body Memory Richmond Art Center, California
1995
Film show with Hannah Wilke Exhibition Yerba Buena Center for the Arts, San Francisco
Sony Visions, American Film Institute, Los Angeles
Mill Valley Film Festival, California
1994
As We Like It Side Street Projects, Los Angeles.
Investigations into the Metaphorical and Physical Hole Gallery 2, Chicago.
The Illustrated Woman Conference, Center for the Arts at Yerba Buena, SF
Selected Bibliography
2011 Newhall, Edith Art in the Cells The Philadelphia Inquirer (June 19, 2011)
Fallon, Roberta Surprising New Installations at Eastern State Penitentiary The Artblog (June 20, 2011)
Moon, Grace Censorship of Queer & Trans Identity in the Arts Velvetpark (Mar 16, 2011)
Simblist, Noah Culture Wars at Arthouse Glasstire (Mar 9, 2011)
Ruud, Claire Exhibition Review might be good (Mar 4, 2011)
Van Ryzin, Jeanne Claire Arthouse Faces Controversy American Statesman (Apr 12, 2011)
2010 Brian-Wilson, Julia Exhibition Previews ArtForum (Winter 2010)
Smee, Sebastian Art Review: MIT exhibit bends more than gender The Boston Globe (Feb 14, 2010)
Wilton, Kris Virtuoso Illusion Modern Painters (May 2010)
Cone, Michele C. Video Cabaret Artnet (Mar 17, 2010)
Droitcour, Brian Use Your Illusion: Virtuosos Illusion at MIT List Visual Arts Center Rhizome (Mar 3, 2010)
Tucker, Ricky Virtuoso Illusion at The List, Big, Red & Shiny (Feb 14, 2010)
Ciccone, Terri Virtuoso Illusion at MIT: Not your parents drag show The Beacon (Feb 18, 2010)
2009 Johnson, Ken Art in Review: Dorian New York Times (May 22, 2009)
Gallery Selections The New Yorker (May 25, 2009)
Kley, Elizabeth Gotham Art: Dorian Artnet Magazine (May 24, 2009)
Michelle Handelman 171 Clermont Ave #3i Bklyn, NY 11205 T.917-***-**** www.michellehandelman.com
Moon, Grace An Installation of Dorian Gray Velvet Park Magazine (April 30, 2009)
2006 Performa 05, Art in America (New York February, 2006)
2005 LaCroix, Ethan Urban Affairs Time Out Magazine (New York November 3, 2005)
Rosenberg, Karen Performance Anxiety New York Magazine (November 7, 2005)
Northcross, Wayne, Gallery News Gay City News (November 24-30, 2005)
Gallery Selections The New Yorker (New York November 2, 2005))
Leaverton, Michael Pretty, ugly SF Weekley (October 5, 2005)
Kurtz, Katie This Delicate Monster SF Bay Guardian (October 19, 2005)
2004 LaCroix, Ethan Urban Affairs Time Out Magazine (New York October 24, 2004)
Maine, Stephen Dateline Brooklyn Artnet.com (Dec.15, 2004)
Levin, Kim Voice Choices Village Voice (New York June 23, 2004)
2003 Venkatasubban, Sharmila Video Game Plans Pittsburgh City Paper (January 29, 2003)
Shaw, Kurt Altered States Pittsburgh Tribune (February 7, 2003)
2002 Smith, Sara "Super Action Figure" RES Magazine (July/August 2002)
Hom, Lisa "Girl on Film" SF Weekly (April 10, 2002)
2000 Rush, Michael Performance Hops Back into the Scene The New York Times (July 2, 2000)
Gallery Selections The New Yorker (New York March 13, 2000)
Simpson, Les Chelsea Girl Time Out Magazine (New York March 9, 2000)
1997 Dick, Kirby "Scream" Filmmaker Magazine (New York January 1997)
Williams, David E. "Partners in Pain" Film Threat Magazine (Los Angeles January 1997)
Roche, Harry, "Critic's Choice" SF Bay Guardian (Feb. 1997)
1996 Holden, Stephen. "A Shift in Focus" New York Times (New York June 7, 1996)
Stein, Elliott. "Absolutely Deviant" Village Voice (New York, June 1, 1996)
Kolker, Robert "Let's talk (and talk and talk) about Sex" Time Out (NY Nov 14, 1996)
Che, Cathay. "Reel Queer" Time Out (New York June 5, 1996)
Rephann, Lola. "Press Picks" New York Press (June 19, 1996)
Ambian, Robert. "Interview with Michelle Handelman" Release Print (SF March 1996)
1995 Sirius, R.U. "Top Ten" Art Forum Magazine (October 1995)
Noack, Frank. "Tod und Verzweiflung" Der Tagesspiegel (Berlin Nov. 10,1995)
1994 Cohn, Terri. "Body Blows" Visions Art Quarterly (Winter 1994)
Connor, Celeste. "Social Sights" Artweek (May 5,1994)
Winfree, Courtney. "Michelle Handles Herself" Film Threat Magazine (Los Angeles April 1994)
Publications
2010 n.Paradoxa, Intl Feminist Art Journal, Vol.25: Pleasure, edited by Katy Deepwell, KT Press, London
2009 / Seconds Edition 11, edited by Peter Lewis, www.slashseconds.com
2008 Vertov from Z to A,. edited by Peggy Ahwesh and Keith Sanborn, Ediciones la Calavera, New York
2001 Fashion Theory: the journal of dress, body and culture, Berg Publishers, London
Inappropriate Behaviour, Serpent s Tail, London
1999 Art of The X-Files Lookout Publications, New York
1997 Sugar Baby Cups Magazine, New York
Killing Time Morbid Curiousity Magazine, San Francisco
1995 Coming Up, the World's Best Erotica Richard Kasak Books, New York
1994 Sensoria from Sensorium. Mangajin Books, Toronto, Canada
Herotica 3. Edited by Susie Bright) Down There Press, San Francisco, California
1992 Framework. Violence issue. Los Angeles Center for Photographic Studies
1990 The Media Conspiracy Against the Developing Mind, Apocalypse Culture 2, Feral House Press, LA
Grants/ Awards/Residencies
2011 John Simon Guggenheim Memorial Fellowship, Fellow in Fim/Video
The Map Fund, Creative Capital
Austin Critics Table Awards, Visual Art nominee
2010 New York Foundation for the Arts, Fellow in Video
Michelle Handelman 171 Clermont Ave #3i Bklyn, NY 11205 T.917-***-**** www.michellehandelman.com
NYSCA Distribution Regrant, Electronic Media and Film
Massachusetts College of Art and Design Faculty Fellowship Foundation Award
2009 Rema Hort Mann Foundation Nominee
2008 Experimental Television Center Finishing Fund Grant
2006 LMCC Workspace Studio Residency, Lower Manhattan Cultural Council
2005 Gottleib Foundation Emergency Fund
New York Artists Fellowship Foundation
NYSCA Individual Artist Grant Film, Video and Electronic Media
2004
Experimental Television Center Residency, New York
2001 Rockefeller Fellowship Nominee
Grand Prize, Manchester Film Festival for BloodSisters
1999
Bravo Award, Bravo television for BloodSisters
American Film Institute Sony Visions Award for Hope
1996
Rockefeller Fellowship Nominee
Horizons Foundation Grant for BloodSisters
1994
San Francisco International Film Festival- Certificate of Merit for Take 2
Rutgers University S-8 Film Festival- Special merit
Film Arts Foundation Grant for BloodSisters
1992
San Francisco ArtSpace Video Production Grant for A History of Pain
1991
Lectures/Panels/Curation
San Francisco Art Institute Graduate Lecture Series, San Francisco
2012
Irma Vep, Rehearsal for a Vamp, Video 2012 Panel, Momenta Art, Brooklyn
NYU Steinhardt Dept of Art Visiting Artists, Critics and Scholars Lecture Series
2011
Guangzhou Art Academy, Visiting Artist Lecture, Guangzhou, China
High Heels and Leather Masks, Panel Moderator, CAA Conference, New York
Virtuoso Illusion: Cross Dressing and the New Media Avant-Garde, curated by Michael
2010
Rush, Public lecture, MIT List Visual Arts Center, Cambridge, MA
Massart at the Fine Arts Work Center, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture, Provincetown, MA
New York Studio Residency Program, Visiting Artist lecture, NYC
Alternative Histories: Underground Cinema, Panelist, Exit Art, NYC
SHAPESHIFTER screening and performance, curator, Issue Project Room, New York
2009
Curating Time-based Art: The Fourth Dimension, Panelist, organized by VideoArtWorld,
2008
Diva Fair, White Box Gallery, New York
Who s Afraid of Political Art? Women talk on Political Art Today, Panelist, part of A.I.R.
Gallery: The History Show, A.I.R. Gallery, New York
2005 Rhode Island School of Design, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
2002 University of California at Berkeley, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
California College of Arts and Crafts, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
San Francisco Art Institute, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
2000 Media Studies Conference, Panel Moderator, The New School, NYC
1996 Museum of Fine Arts, Public Lecture
California College of Arts and Crafts, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
San Francisco Art Institute, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
University of California at Berkeley, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
1995 Tyneside Cinema, Newcastle-upon-Tyne, England, Public Lecture
San Francisco Art Institute. San Francisco, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
University of California at Davis, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
University of California at Berkeley, Visiting Artist / Public Lecture
Professional Experience
current-07 Film/Video Dept, Massachusetts College of Art, Boston Associate Professor
2007-06 Video Department, School of the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston Visiting Full-time Faculty
Michelle Handelman 171 Clermont Ave #3i Bklyn, NY 11205 T.917-***-**** www.michellehandelman.com
2007-98 Media Studies Graduate Program, New School University, New York - Adjunct Professor
1999 Visual Art Department, Cooper Union, New York Visiting Artist
1997-96 Film Department, California College of Arts and Crafts, Oakland - Adjunct Professor
1997-95 New Genres Department, San Francisco Art Institute - Adjunct Professor
1995-94 University of California at Berkeley - Visiting Artist
Film/Video Department, San Francisco State University - Visiting Artist
New Media Department, University of California at Davis Adjunct Professor
Education
2000 M.F.A. Bard College. Annandale-on-Hudson, New York
1989 B.F.A. The San Francisco Art Institute. San Francisco, California
1984-1982 The School of the Art Institute. Chicago, Illinois
1980-1982 Hampshire College. Amherst, Massachusetts
Collections
Moscow Museum of Contemporary Art, Russia
Kadist Art Foundation, San Francisco/Paris
di Rosa Foundation and Preserve, California
The Zabludowicz Collection, London
The Jean Pigozzi Collection, Geneva
The Film Arts Foundation Collection of the Univ of CA, Berkeley Art Museum and Pacific Film Archive.
Michelle Handelman 171 Clermont Ave #3i Bklyn, NY 11205 T.917-***-**** www.michellehandelman.com
Filmography/Videography
Irma Vep, the last breath in-progress 2012
Dorian, a cinematic perfume, HD 4-channel 63:00 2009/11
StarDustCrashDown DV 3-channel 06:28 2008
This Delicate Monster DV 3-channel 10:14 2004/07
Waterfall DV 3-channel 2:34 loop 2004/07
Folly & Error DV 10:07 loop 2004/07
DJ Spooky .vs WebSpinstress M DV 2:45 2002
I Hate You DV 2:57 2002
Jump DV 1:45 loop 2002
pt.2.pt DV 2:00 loop 2001
La Suture DV 10:00 2000
I.C.U. DV 2:56 loop 2000
Aliendreamcord DV 1:56 loop 2000
Candyland H i- 8 . 6:57 2000
Blowjob H i- 8 3-channel 10:13 loop 1999
Ponygal H i- 8 2-channel 6:45 loop 1998
BloodSisters H i- 8 75:00 1996
Hope H i- 8 5:00 loop 1994
A History of Pain H i- 8 45:00 1992
Homophobia is
Known to Cause Nightmares 16mm, optical sound 9:17 1991
Catscan Super 8, cassette sound 7:00 1989
Sexual Techniques In The Age of
Mechanical Reproduction 16mm, optical sound 13:00 1989
Performed in:
Twists in the Cord ZDF/Arte film directed by Lynn Hershman-Leeson 1994
Virtual Love ZDF/Arte film directed by Lynn Hershman-Leeson 1993
Cut Piece ZDF/Arte film directed by Lynn Hershman-Leeson 1993
Michelle Handelman 171 Clermont Ave #3i Bklyn, NY 11205 T.917-***-**** www.michellehandelman.com
BIOGRAPHY
MICHELLE HANDELMAN uses video, live performance and photography to make
confrontational works that explore the sublime in its various forms of excess and
nothingness. Her background is a study in opposites raised during the late 60s/early
70s, Handelman split her time between Chicago, where her mother was a fixture in the
art world, and Los Angeles, where her father was part of the counterculture sex
industry. Over the years Handelman has voraciously traversed both these worlds,
developing a body of work that investigates ways of looking at the forbidden and
revealing dark, subconscious layers of outsider agency.
My work can be best described by theorist Helene Cixous ideas of Visceral Feminism:
aggressively traversing the corporeal landscape in its various forms of excess and
undress, while simultaneously giving it up for the viewer in an overflow of visual and
psychological sensations. Michelle Handelman
In the mid 90s Handelman directed and produced the feature documentary BloodSisters
(1999 Bravo award), an in-depth look at the San Francisco Leatherdyke scene that has
just been re-released by the Tribeca Film Institute s Reframe Collection. Her videos have
screened internationally including Georges Pompidou Centre, Paris; ICA, London; MIT
List Visual Arts Center; American Film Institute and 3LD Art & Technology Center, NYC.
Her performances have been featured at Participant, Inc., NYC; Exit Art, NYC; Performa
05, the first biennial of visual performance; 3LD Art & Technology Center, NYC; Jack the
Pelican, Brooklyn and The Aldrich Museum of Contemporary Art. Recent projects
include Dorian, a cinematic perfume (touring); The Laughing Lounge for Performa 05
curated by Roselee Goldberg; This Delicate Monster (touring); Passerby for
the show public.exe: Public Execution curated by Anne Ellegood and Michele Thursz;
and DJ Spooky vs. WebSpinstress M an animated collaboration with Paul Miller AKA DJ
Spooky. In 2007 Bloomingdale s chose Handelman s work for their Fall Art Campaign.
Before moving to New York in 1999 Handelman collaborated for many years with
Monte Cazazza, a pioneer of the Industrial music scene in San Francisco. Their explicit
film Catscan broke into the art world through a series of guerrilla actions and together
they built several bodies of work including The Torture Series, the video Hope (1995
Sony Visions Award) and the essay The Cereal Box Conspiracy Against the Developing
Mind, published in Apocalypse Culture 2, by Feral House Press. While in San Francisco
Handelman collaborated with Eric Werner, co-founder of the industrial performance
group Survival Research Laboratories, performed in several pieces by Lynn Hersman-
Leeson, and worked on Jon Moritsugu s production Terminal USA .
Her fiction and critical writing appear in several anthologies including Inappropriate
Behaviour (Serpents Tail, London 2001) and Herotica 3 edited by Susie Bright (Plume
Books, SF 1994). Her work is in the collection of Moscow Museum of Contemporary
Art; di Rosa Foundation and Preserve, Napa, California; and Zabludowicz Art Trust,
London. Handelman is an Associate Professor in the film/video department at the
Massachusetts College of Art and Design, Boston. She lives in Brooklyn.
Michelle Handelman 171 Clermont Ave #3i Bklyn, NY 11205 T.917-***-**** www.michellehandelman.com
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